Dr. Wilson is truly the best!!! I started seeing her when I learned I was pregnant and she gave me…read morethe best care. She never made me feel rushed, never made me feel like I had a dumb question and answered any questions I could have possibly had at every appointment. This was so assuring as a first time mom. I would recommend her to anyone and will absolutely go back and see her for my next pregnancy and also GYN needs. The nurses and ultra sound techs were also super nice!!! They have a large waiting room and only once during my pregnancy did I have to wait longer than 10-20 minutes to be called back. They do have a strict late policy and the one time I was late, the receptionist was a bit sassy, so make sure you are on time! A couple times she wasn't in the office so I had to see other providers. The mid wives I saw were all fabulous! I also saw Dr. Dehoff who I did not care for. It seemed like he was 'mansplaining' and I felt extremely rushed and like my questions weren't welcome. He said "do you have any questions as he opened the door to leave". I would not see him again but everyone else was amazing and I received the best care!!! When in the hospital delivering my daughter, the Dr's and mid wives from this practice were all really nice and listened to me/my concerns. Dr. Hyatt (only delivers babies, doesn't see office patients) was also very kind and great at his job. We love Dr. Wilson and Providence OBGYN!

I have debated posting this because I fear harassment from the general public and retaliation from…read moreNovant, Providence OBGYN and Phillip DeHoff, who have already hurt me and my family so much. However, because medical board complaints are not public, and because it is rare for doctors to face tangible consequences from such complaints, I view it as my duty to share this and inform Charlotte area women. My silence may protect me from harassment and retaliation, but it also protects doctors who are already protected by the institutions they work for. This only results in more women being hurt. So I am sharing this despite very being so frightened of what may come of it. On November 29, 2023, while sitting on my couch at home I started hemorrhaging bleeding through my pants on to my couch, scaring myself, my husband, and my boys. I was bleeding so much, I wouldn't have been allowed on a plane. I went to the Novant ER thinking I'd be treated promptly. I had an IUD and learned that I was pregnant with a blighted ovum (no fetal heartbeat, no baby, just an empty gestational sac). The on-call OBGYN was DeHoff. The next 15 hours were the worst of my life. It's hard for me to recount the events because one of the symptoms of the PTSD caused by those events is to feel like you're reliving them, so I am enclosing pictures of the complaint I filed against DeHoff with the NC Medical Board. You can see them in the practice pictures. Since I've started sharing this story, I've learned that a woman who I know from my sons' former preschool also filed a complaint against DeHoff with Novant and Providence OBGYN in September 2023, two months before I encountered him. This woman also informed her OBGYN Dr. Nora Arronte of her concerns regarding DeHoff and subsequently filed a complaint against DeHoff with the NC Medical Board, which is currently pending (like my complaint). Thus, Novant and Providence OBGYN (and at least one of Providence OBGYN's other physicians, Dr. Arronte) appear to have prior knowledge of this doctor's track record of harming women. My understanding is that since I submitted my complaint, De Hoff is no longer doing OB work, and is only doing GYN work. I do not know if this is as a result of the complaint, whether De Hoff has lost his hospital admission privileges or if this is the natural career progression of an aging doctor with multiple malpractice complaints pending before his licensing board. I am frightened to share this but view it as my civic duty to inform this community of someone I consider a public danger to women who remains employed by a "reputable" practice despite their apparent knowledge of his actions.

I try would be extremely helpful to know when checking in that the doctor you are scheduled to see…read moreis running behind. I am sure I am not the only person that is squeezing an appointment during typical work hours (starting eay to make up time missed). I was told there was a board that shows the status of the doctor. Never saw it before. Come to find out the board is a small board maybe 10x13 located at the back of the reception area. I finally get called in. I go into the room and I'm waiting and I'm waiting. I open the door and the medical tech said it may be 10 more minutes so with that while I tried to wait I had to leave. I do appreciate the med tech's understanding, but it wasn't enough for me to stay. I honestly think people should respect other people's time. It's as important as theirs. Nobody knows other people circumstances. . maybe if the reception is that are working at the desk did less chitchatting and talking about personal stuff and do their work. Maybe they could've told me that the doctor was running behind. I do find it very unprofessional when employees are sitting around doing other things, not representing their organization.. I would change doctors if I haven't been going to the same one for more than 25 years. Now I just have to figure out when I can schedule this again. I am not happy as you can probably tell.

I have been a patient of Eastover OBGYN since high school, I am 53 years old now. :) That is trust…read more I have seen many of the doctor's over the years, and never had a negative experience. I have been a patient of Dr. Witten's now for a few years and I can not say enough about her. She is amazing in so many ways. She genuinely cares about her patients and is committed. I am thankful that she is looking out for me and my health.

A retired provider recommended this practice to me, after personally having a positive experience…read more Like the retired provider, I was impressed, and I am not easy to impress. I"ve spent years involved with national patient safety groups. I go into a new practice looking for problems, but this facility runs smoothly. They are still requiring masks to protect staff and patients, which is a positive for me. The facility is uncluttered and sparkling clean. I like that as a new patient, I simply filled out information on paper once. It's a pet-peeve to fill-out online paperwork and then fill-out the same stuff in the office on paper. Second, there was some pleasant background music, but no blaring tv or worse yet, screens with ads, and there aren't glossy brochures pushing new devices and medications all over the place. ---------------------------------- For me, the best thing was that as a tennis player, I wanted something called a pessary which is a device that I can use to play sports with confidence avoiding urinary leakage. I've talked to other doctors before who wanted me to take a lifelong medication, get surgery, or try new devices, but I want this very conservative, low-cost, safe, long used simple easy-to-use device. Not every doctor is trained in how to size a patient for this, and while it's a low-cost device for a patient, it's one that can be hard to get for the patient and doesn't result in a big monetary reward for the provider. I was so relieved to find a provider who was educated and not dismissive of my request. In addition, sometimes I feel like providers are so overbooked, but this provider had sufficient time for me. Finally, some providers are so pushed for time that they have to quickly enter data on their computer with their back to the patient as dialogue occurs. This facility was set up with patients in mind and allows face to face communication. Finally, I got the sense that every staff member in this facility enjoyed where they work. I hope this review helps others, because I spent a very long time finding this 5 star provider!

I had to wait 5 months to get my appointment because I hadn't been there in so long so they treated…read moreme as a new patient. I accepted and waited for my turn. When it came time for my appointment , I was told that I had to reschedule because I was supposed to come 30 minutes earlier than my appointment . When I asked if I could speak to the doctor, a nurse came out and told me that I had to leave. She literally told me that there will be no yelling here - and I swear I was not yelling. I definitely expressed frustration and advocated for myself, but I did not yell. I was trying to explain that I got an email yesterday stating that my appointment was at 3:30 and that nowhere in the email did it say for me to arrive 30 minutes earlier. They gave me an explanation of why the email is misleading- and all I could think was why is that my problem? Moreover no one called me and told me that I had missed my appointment or asked me where I was. I could have saved an hour of driving at least if they called. I was speaking to one of them this morning because they asked me to send imaging documents with me. I tried calling them to see if they got it, and of course no one picked up- they never do. When I walked in the office, there were no patients there- just 3 front desk staff chatting. I'm just sharing this because I don't think Premier Obgyn is what it used to be. When I was talking to one of the front desk, ladies, another one sitting next to her, was rolling her eyes and making faces and speaking to me in such an ugly fashion. There was no empathy or understanding that I had to wait five months and that I drove 35 minutes to get there after taking off of work. Definitely never going back again.

She is the best OBGYN you could ask for.She takes her time, explaining and answering all of your…read morequestions. She is not only professional, but personable and very funny.Only Dr. Bell could make me laugh and chat while I'm getting a gynecological exam.I absolutely love Dr. Bell

Place is staffed by friendly and respectable people. They show zeal in servicing patients, joy to…read morework with one another and the front desk believes in following the rules ensuring your file is up to date. Unfortunately, there's no centralized way to cancel all other Randolph gyno appointments and what not. This practice is led my FNP-C. Next door to Cannon pharmacy and they had out $5 Cannon bucks at 1st visit. Next door to the YOUR PIE build your own Pizza design place. Walking distance to publix. In front of taco bell. Entrance on the backside of building. With their own parking deck. FREE PARKING. CONGESTED SOUTH BLVD. ewww.

I want to start off by explaining that I want to take this review down. I am trying to get in…read morecontact with a nurse or doctor prior to my initial visit here. I am from Chicago and I have had the same OB-GYN since I was 15 years old. He is nothing short of amazing and anything I ever needed he was there. His compassion, and consistency as a doctor was matched with my loyalty. I found out I was pregnant for my first time ever and I called a preferred women's clinic in Charlotte last Friday, and got in 9 am the next day for my first ultra sound. I made it clear I was coming to confirm my baby was ok, have my first ultra sound and get information on how to properly care for myself during pregnancy as I'm inexperienced. The person making my appointment was clear with my objective. I knew the place performed abortions but I didn't think anything about it because so does planned parenthood and they offer all types of health care there. Unfortunately, my experience was horrific. The ultra sound would be $85 out of pocket being that my health insurance doesn't kick in until January 1st. I get there and there are 100's of people lining the streets in protests of pro life versus pro choice. I was police escorted into the building with umbrellas over my face as people screamed at me, I got in, I paid $85. I wasn't allowed a purse or anyone in the room with me. The nurse put the cream on, performed the ultra sound and said I was 9 weeks, showed me the fetus image on the screen as well. I asked if I could have the pic of the baby and she said no. She said if I wanted the pic I had to pay $15 and call a number and they'd mail it to me in 4 weeks. Then I asked if my baby was ok and she said she couldn't tell me. I asked if she could give me any info on how to properly care for my baby and she said no. She had me wait at the end of the hall where I was surrounded by women on lazy-boy-type chairs with their legs up having abortions. Not out of judgement by any means but I was upset and knew I had been ripped off. The grand finale was the front desk receptionist walking out and nonchalantly asking me if I wanted to have an abortion. I said no, I explained I was there to make sure my baby was ok. I was again escorted to my vehicle with umbrellas over my face and as I tried to leave people were running up on my car screaming that I could reverse my abortion while trying to leave pamphlets on my car. So I got home and looked up the best OB-GYN's I could find and I came across Dr. Thomas Morris of Novant. I tried to make the appointment with him today and unfortunately could not get in to see anyone in the entire practice was booked until January. The front desk receptionist made it clear how important it was for me to get a proper ultra sound and care as immediately as possible. She then referred me to this Queen City OB-GYN. I called and tried to set up the appointment today for December. The receptionist was very nice, however, I feel the policies need to be revised. I asked for a range of what it will cost me out of pocket and she at first couldn't tell me then told me it will be $100 and up but didn't know any max out as it would depend on the Dr's orders. Then I asked for an ultra sound and she said I couldn't have one on my first visit. I asked why and she said because it's office policy and didn't explain further. So I asked if I could be contacted back by a nurse or doctor considering I'll be 3 months pregnant at this point and have had no proper care. I explained I would feel like any reputable doctor would have to treat it case by case and not as a one size fits all. She said being that I'm not an actual patient yet and it will be my first visit no one could advise me at this time. She then booked me out for my December visit- which has me so unnerved as ALL I WANT TO DO IS MAKE SURE MY BABY IS 100% OK and I surely do not have confidence going into this that this appointment that I'll be paying this mysterious fee for will be able to satisfy. I'm very disappointed today and all I want is a phone call or contact info back so that I can feel at ease. I feel like a loyal long term potential relationship from a patient is worth far more than the perceived inconvenience of a staff call back. Thank you for hearing me out. I hope to have a great visit here and I hope to have all my needs met as this should be an exciting time in my life..

Dr. Ward is amazing, I'm very thankful to have him as my physician. I really am grateful to have…read morehim and his amazing nurse as my team. Very satisfied with them. Brittany and Tara are amazing! I've been with them since 2013! They've delivered all three of my children. Highly recommend

Dr ward is the absolute best gyno I've ever had . Made me feel very comfortable. I've been through…read morea few Drs trying to find the right one since I've moved here . I'm so thankful I found this practice . Nurses are amazing and warm too

Great experience at this practice. First visit and I'm happy to say I have found my OBGYN…read more Super confusing to find the office according to gps so my tip is to call the office first. It's located in an office park off of Randolph Rd but gps will bring you through a bunch of side streets. I've included pictures of the front of the building hopefully this helps. Parking is plentiful but not necessarily right in front of the building. I arrived at 9 for a 9:15 appt. Checkin was quick. Receptionist was pleasant. Lobby was welcoming. Wait was about 5 min. Marlo took me back, she was friendly, professional, yet quick. My wait for Dr Hopkins was about 10 minutes. I was definitely chilled in my paper gown. There's a bench to put your clothes on. It would be nice to have something with a door that you could put your clothes. I had this at another office and thought it was a nice touch for privacy. Dr Hopkins was such a pleasure! She smiled coming in, introduced herself, checked in with me. She listened to me and made me feel heard. Very efficient with her time while not making me feel like a number. Upon checkout, my experience was consistent. Quick, friendly, smiling receptionist. So happy!

I drive 30+ mins to go to this practice - specifically because I love Dr. Naumman's approach to…read moreholistic women's health, the time she gives for 1:1 patient health conversations post-appt, and how straight forward she is in her recommendations. I then have the ability to make decisions for my body/my pregnancy, but value a doctor who tells it like it is so my decision can be wholly informed! The office is definitely smaller/older and SO hard to find the first time (legit a maze) - if you care about fuzzy socks on stirrups during your exams, might go somewhere else lol. Care wise, have loved it.

I have been going to this location for over 10 years and have overall been happy with everything…read more The staff is extremely friendly and handles all visits thoroughly. This year my Primary doctor was unavailable so I was able to see Kathy Shields, for my annual exam. Kathy was wonderful! As others mentioned, Kathy made me feel extremely comfortable with her, she asked a lot of questions and answered all of mine. We talked for 20 minutes prior to the exam which made the entire process go very smoothly. I will definitely make sure I see her next time, when my doctor is unavailable. One disappointing thing I remember each year is you cannot schedule your next year's appointment when leaving. It appears their systems only allow 2-3 months out of appointments. Not sure why since everything other doctor I see I am able to schedule a six-month and/or 12-month appointment when leaving. They do however send a reminder email and/or phone call three months prior to your annual exam to allow you to reschedule. However, based on the fact people make appointments it is very hard getting in when you can, with that late of notice.

THIS IS A WARNING FOR ALL OF YOU LADIES WITH CHILD ! My wife…read moreand daughters have been part of this group for years and Kathy Shields has been our angel for all of that time. We love and care for her greatly. The practice has been fantastic as well. This year, our daughter is with twins and at approx 32 weeks , she was in distress. She called for some direction and a nurse2 named " Paisley " was not only somewhat rude to a pregnant woman in distress but appeared to be new or lacking knowledge. She directed her to Primary care. When she arrived at the primary care in Denver NC, they were so very kind but perplexed as to why she was sent there. They examined her and recommended to check with the OBGYN. Paisley again said no, so my daughter called CMC and they got her back right away. They did their thing in checking her out and found one of the children's heart rate would dip and come back. This happened several times. The doctor, whoever she is, should get an award, but I am sure, God will reward her, for she said for those babies to come out right away. It is an answer to our prayers for comfort and relief for our daughter and child because the placenta detached from the mother (happens in only 1% of people). Surely, the child would have not made it. Happy we went to CMC yet we are so sad and somewhat let down, that someone like Paisley is giving instructions to folks who are in jeopardy. Wake up Paisley. Seek wisdom, knowledge, ask for a mentor and maybe some phone side manner. We do not hate you, but we hope you get what you need to help expecting mothers and do not waste time because there may not be enough time, as it almost was here. PS, We know, not thought , that this should be reviewed by the people who look into these neglects of duty and of course, like the rest of the world, they ok'd how Paisley handled this and we know this to be FALSE. Ephesians 6:12 "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."

Dr. Danner is an EXCELLENT Obgyn. Knowledgeable and…read morewell-informed. Reassuring, compassionate bedside manner and calming sense of humor during my twin pregnancy. Takes the extra time to thoroughly answer all questions despite his busy schedule. The office has efficient scheduling and the nurses/other doctors and staff are great too!

I can't begin to express how thankful I am for everyone who works here. Between the ladies at the…read morefront desk (Ballantyne Office) and the doctors and nurses at this practice, they have all been amazing. If you're looking for a OBGYN I HIGHLY recommend Dr. Danner and/or Dr. Hauschka. Dr. Danner is my primary OBGYN who also delivered my first baby and Dr. Hauschka was my surgeon when I lost my second baby. The way Dr. Danner and Dr. Hauschka helped me though the loss of my daughter couldn't have been done any better. They went out of their way to help me and made sure I knew they cared. This practice truly feels like family to me and they take time to get to know you and actually know you, not just some random notes written on a piece of paper. If I could give them a million more stars I would.

Great doctors and nurses. I have one major complaint- blood draws are always difficult here…read more anywhere else, blood draws are super easy. I even have a nurse friend who I was telling about this: she took one look at my arm and said that it should be easy to draw blood from me. Again, I have had no other difficulties with blood draws- just here, and it is every time. Please better train your people! Also, it is very expensive, but isn't all health care? I wish we had a better system than for-profit medical care.

I tried three different doctors and I couldn't get one of them to be attentive…read more I couldn't even get a nurse to call me back. Moved to a different practice because of how ridiculous this place was.