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    Michael David Beitle, MD

    4.6 (13 reviews)
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    Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island - Beds being used in exam rooms

    Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island

    2.7(87 reviews)
    0.1 miUpper South Providence

    I'm surprised by so many poor reviews here. My experience delivering a baby was really wonderful…read more I was admitted to triage because my amniotic fluid was leaking at 35 weeks, and I will say the emergency room side of things was a little slow going (we wondered if they'd forgotten us in the room). But once I was admitted upstairs and received care from the midwifery team of Care New England, I felt very seen and cared for. I was in the hospital from Jan 2 - Jan 7, laboring for 42 hours (induced), and every team member I worked with was kind and attentive. Special shoutout to nurses Karen, Rachel and Alyssa, and midwives Jane, Emily and Maggie. They were the ones to see me through some really pivotal moments, although I felt like every nurse I had played a role in my final journey! I also had a team from the NICU at my delivery, and I can't say enough good things about the NICU. They are 100% the best, and I'm so grateful for all they've done for our baby. This is my first birthing experience, so I have no comparison, but given my situation, I would do it all the same way if given the choice.

    Went for my yearly mammogram at Women & Infants imaging dept @ 235 Plain from check in to check out…read moreeveryone was nice, professional. I waited no more than 5 min to be called in. The tech was very nice and very professional. I wish I could remember her name but she was the tech on 2/12/2026 she kept asking me if I was ok, she cared and that is rare now a days. I would definitely come back to this location

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    Lifespan Physician Group Ob-Gyn Associates - Elevator

    Lifespan Physician Group Ob-Gyn Associates

    2.7(22 reviews)
    2.4 miCharles

    I came here for a medical test today. The staff were courteous, and the check-in process was…read moresmooth. Appointments were on or slightly early. There was ample waiting room area, and masks were optional. The care quality was perfect. I use the lifespan portal, and I got my results in a half hour so I could view them before waiting to talk to the dr. The only major drawback is parking, which is limited for a building with this many offices.

    Wish I could give negative stars. This practice is AWFUL. I had a horrific and traumatic birth…read moreexperience with them in 2022 and just got home from an appointment for a fertility consult where I was disrespected, laughed at, shown no compassion after a miscarriage which they offered no treatment or follow up for, and given no help or resolution. I have been contemplating finding a new OBGYN practice since my traumatic birth experience but since the practitioner who was at fault left the practice, I held off. I guess it was not just that practitioner that was the problem. Both the MA/nurse and doctor I saw today were unprofessional and unhelpful with terrible bedside manner. The MA/nurse for some reason thought I was there for a birth control consult; when I said uh no I'm here for a fertility consult she LAUGHED and said "oh I guess the opposite then haha". NOT funny AT ALL to a woman who recently had a miscarriage and is dealing with secondary infertility issues. The Dr refused to order bloodwork or give me a referral and I had to basically beg for an ultrasound. I hate this place. As soon as I can find another practice I will NEVER step foot in here again.

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    Bayside OB-GYN

    Bayside OB-GYN

    2.3(21 reviews)
    0.0 miUpper South Providence

    I have been meeting with Dr. Fersan for my pregnancy and I've seen negative reviews about him, but…read moreI can't disagree more. He's honest and straight to the point - which I can see why some people may not appreciate that but I think there's a level of over sensitivity that is not something any doctor can control. I've had a history of very traumatic experiences both with OBs and personal life experiences and he went above and beyond to let me know that everything that happens is up to me at my pace - I had an issue (near miss) with gestational diabetes and I appreciated the frank, straightforward dialogue - I was eating terribly (too much candy and indulgence) and it was the wake up call I needed. I also was wrong about my appointment time once, by an hour and he still took the time to see me. My husband had reservations about me having a male OB but after my discussions with Dr. Fersan and meeting him, he agreed that he's a great doctor. I have a cesarean scheduled for Monday because I had a very bad experience with my firstborn and he's been very helpful and attentive to any of my questions. It seems like women expect a female OB pretty consistently but in my experience if you go in with an open mind you're better off. I also see people complaining about the staff - they all seem lovely and I wait no longer than 5 minutes in the waiting room. Idk maybe people are reviewing a different office?

    They missed my daughter's diagnosis. I was a patient here since in my teens, I am now in my 30s…read more This was my first pregnancy. I didn't miss an ultrasound and was diligent about getting all the testing done. 20 week ultrasound was reviewed at my following appointment, which put me at 22 weeks. They stated they wanted a level 2 ultrasound because they wanted more images of her brain, which at that time they said was routine. I took the first available date which put me at 25 weeks, not knowing at this point any signs of there being something wrong. At that appointment my daughter was diagnosed with a severe case of Spina Bifida and Chiari 2 malformation. This missed diagnosis and the inability to escalate the level 2 ultrasound to be immediate took away my daughters chances at in utero surgery. We would have met the qualifications if they had just seen the note in the first ultrasound that said they saw signs of ventriculomegaly, fluid in her brain. I was asked by several MFMs why I was so far along and why they're just finding this now. When the offices talked amongst each other to figure out why, I was told it was a clerical error. My options were a late term termination in Washington DC, or a second opinion in Boston. The MFM office here essentially wrote her off stating she would have no quality of life. I wanted more information so I chose Boston, and received much different news. I transferred the remainder of my pregnancy to Brigham and my daughter is now looked after by Boston Children's. She's beautiful, and she deserved options to give her the best quality of life.

    Michael David Beitle, MD - obgyn - Updated September 2026

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