Come here for my OBGYN appointments. I have mixed reviews about the front staff some of them have…read morebeen nice and friendly and others have been not so nice. Mixed bag. I like the health care professionals. I'm happy to receive my care here. I am 13 weeks pregnant with my 1st child. Thanks guys.

This practice is extremely poorly run, and it starts from the top with Drs. McHugh and Lo. Their…read morelackadaisical approach to care and poor communication was an incredible stressor on my wife both during and after her pregnancy to the point that she is traumatized and we are leaving their practice. Below are examples of the practice's negligence and how they prioritize profits over patient care. 1) At 28 weeks of pregnancy, Dr. McHugh forgot to have a rhogam shot done; my wife had to remind her as she walked out of the exam room. 2) My wife experienced severe shortness of breath and other unusual physical issues, like ear numbness, that she was told by Dr. McHugh were "normal" and not to worry about them. Not addressing these issues led to complications during and post-birth. 3) At one point, the practice expressed concern for a possible yeast infection that might need immediate treatment. The urine sample was somehow lost, and the only reason we learned this is because my wife called them 3 days after submitting the sample to ask about the result. This practice never followed up on what happened to the sample or asked for results from the lab company. Thankfully, there was no infection, but if she had one, those 3 days would have been critical. 4) Despite my wife communicating her phobia of C-section and desire to discuss proactive ways to avoid the procedure, Dr. Lo continuously pushed the possibility of C-section starting in Week 38, going so far as to say my wife was "not a vaginal candidate." She was pushing for this procedure hard, and I believe there was a profit motive behind it, because it turns out my wife actually WAS a vaginal candidate: she gave birth vaginally. 5) Related to the post-birth complication I mentioned, Dr. Lo repeatedly tried to tell my wife that she had cardio-myopathy when the written report from the cardiologist clearly states that she did not, bringing past fears and trauma back to the surface. 6) Dr. Lo used the false cardio-myopathy angle to push an IUD procedure that my wife expressed no interest in - again, consistent with a profit motive. There were many other examples of negligent care where the staff at this practice didn't know what was going on or conflicted with one another - this review is only highlighting the more serious, traumatic, and unethical occurrences. We regret ever signing up at this practice.

I absolutely love this office. If you want excellent, top of the line healthcare for your women…read moreself- get yourself an appointment with these wonderful souls. Gifts from God is one way to explain who these doctors, nurses and office staff are! I truly look forward to my prenatal appointments here because I always feel so celebrated and believed in when I go here. The staff are so friendly and personal while upholding high medical standards and making sure I receive the very best care. I believe in this group of people and the difference they are making in the lives of those who are lucky enough to receive health care from them.

Dr. Lewnard is amazing. I highly recommend her as a practitioner. She is very smart,patient,…read morethorough and caring.

From the owner: Circle Health OB/GYN is committed to providing the highest quality, compassionate obstetrical and…read moregynecological care to women of all ages. Whether you are a teen or young woman looking for routine gynecologic care, are ready to start a family, or are nearing menopause, our staff is dedicated to creating a caring and respectful environment during your visit.

This review is NOT of my doctor (she rocks) but of the BILLING DEPARTMENT aftermath of visits to…read moreOB/Gyn Associates. Unfortunately OB/Gyn Associates works with St. Joseph Hospital and they KEEP screwing up my bills and billing the wrong Insurance company. So I waste so much time in the MONTHS after an appointment getting things sorted out. I just recommend highly that you pay attention to your bills and I also ask OB/Gyn Associates to maybe hook up with Southern NH instead of St. Joe's as the Southern NH crew has never screwed up my bills. Generally speaking, getting three separate bills for one 10-minute appointment is crazy and inefficient. The medial system is so screwed up. Second recommendation: avoid going to doctors at all costs!

Update: Had two children and received my prenatal care through this facility. I am in love with Dr…read more Wasserman!!!! But really all of the doctors are great!!

I see Dr. Stewart, who just delivered my first child in July. She is awesome! I moved to Derry and…read morebecame pregnant shortly after, so I was hesitant about seeing a new gyno/OB. At each appointment she took the time to make me feel comfortable and answer my never ending first time mom questions with a sense of humor too. I had an excellent delivery with her at Parkland. I also really like the nurse who works with her, Amanda, and the staff too. I would highly recommend this practice. I was surprised to see the negative reviews here, thinking that things have changed since they were written.

Dr. White is Awesome. The staff and nurses are great too. The location is good with lots of…read moreparking. The office also has a Quest in the building; if you need to get lab work it is really convenient that you don't have to drive anywhere else.

with what they are working with and how they are trying to treat any patient if other offices are…read morenot cooperative and you go here I do believe that they work hard to help anyone. only issue is yes communication is at times difficult but I was given an alternate way to contact them so if I am having physical or issues it is not lamprey however if they are non profit I don't care if they had a televisit in the beginning going to out of network drs. but if they read this there are things I need to clean up before any televisit which if not should be paid now. ins and breech is leaving me a mess. so no they do a good job may need communication though someone else working with them but no they have everyones best interest at heart. my only issue is maybe ask the patient first. instead of random others; on ones healthcare. however I still believe it was for the best possible reason with what/who they are used to working with as patients so no I do have respect for their work but note other facilities do/did same so give lamprey a little more credit

I've been waiting to get a prescription refilled since Friday morning; today is Monday! So I…read morecalled the Nashua office to see why they haven't responded to Rite Aids request. I was on hold for 11 minutes then disconnected!!! This happens every time I call! I wish I could afford to go some place else. THIS PLACE DOESN'T CARE ABOUT THEIR PATIENTS!!!

I am halfway through my second pregnancy right now, and have been using WomanHealth since August. I…read moredid not use them my first pregnancy, and was really dissatisfied with the small practice that I used previously. However, WomanHealth is great. Every single person that I've encountered (my pregnancy requires weekly visits, so the number is high), has been super friendly and amazing. I had a scare at 7 weeks pregnant, and asked them if they could fit me in for a quick ultrasound (I had one scheduled a few days later anyway). They were very accommodating and had me in the office 45 minutes later. It's true that you are not assigned to one doctor - you meet each doctor and NP in the practice, throughout your pregnancy - however, this is not something that bothers me... especially since they've all been equally friendly and helpful. I love that I can login to an online patient portal to view my appointments and request changes. And, I love that they offer ultrasounds on-site, and the blood lab is just 2 buildings down from them - all on one campus. With a fulltime job and a 4-year-old at home, convenience is key for me. EDIT: I wrote my initial review halfway through my pregnancy, and want to add that the patient portal stopped working shortly thereafter, so I couldn't view my appointments or anything else. I would also agree with another reviewer that it was annoying that the practice would not provide a prescription for a breast pump prior to delivery. For that reason, I was stuck with a hospital-provided Medela PIS, when I would've preferred a Spectra (and would've been happy to pay the difference).

Circle Health wants as many patients as possible and prioritizes money over patient care…read more I gave this place the benefit of the doubt despite all the bad reviews because I'm in the military and my options are limited on Tricare. Every time I visited, I felt like I was rushed in and out. I never had an open forum to ask questions, and every nurse I met made me feel categorized as young and naive.. I'm a 28 y/o first time mom and I felt like I deserved more empathy than to have my concerns written off. The few times I did actually bring up concerns, I was made to feel like they were dumb. I was experiencing extreme crashes in energy during the day, and I commute one hour to and from work. I told the nurse about these energy crashes at my appt. She told me to take a nap in my car before leaving my office. Basically her advice was to prolong my already 10-hour day... At my next visit, I failed my glucose test and the same nurse told me that my energy crashes aren't related to my new diagnosis. She also never annotated my energy concerns in my chart, nowhere, not once. I left the Circle Health practice at 29 weeks pregnant and have since received phenomenal care at my new office.