I think most ladies tend to be particular about their ob-gyns. Once you develop that relationship it's hard to get enthused about finding a new one. That's been my experience, anyway. Long after I've moved from the area, I still come to Dr Metoff.
I've never had a bad experience with her or with her staff. The closest I came was having to wait more than an hour once upon a time because of an emergency with another patient. Babies are like that. They come when they want. If you're on a schedule and want to be sure you won't wait, a call to the office to ask about wait times should alleviate that.
One thing I like is having a doctor who's either seen or been through the life experiences we all have. There's something about trying to explain a pain or an ache or a twinge to a doctor who, although he or she tries, cannot help but have that "what the heck are you trying to say?" look. I don't want to feel like I've sent my doctor to the nearest med school library for research and then find myself written up as a case study in the newest edition of [name of specialty] journal.
There's none of that here. Dr. M knows the right questions to ask if you're having trouble verbalizing your concerns. She works in the Lifetime ObGyn practice if you're the type who's more comfortable with that environment instead of a solo practice. read more