I am very fond of this endocrinologist I feel she does a wonderful job. She always made sure I…read morecontrolled my diabetes numbers and she was thorough in follow up work, with my thyroid cancer .

An awful, uncaring doctor who should be stripped of her license and be forced to retire. She is…read moremean spirited and untruthful in how she practices medicine and will not admit that she can make mistakes. She destroyed my life to the point that I had to spend almost a week in a mental hospital. I am sure she found pure joy in that! Stay clear of this unprofessional Con Artist who pretends to be a Trustful Doctor.

So happy I switched to Seasons OBGYN. My first experience elsewhere felt impersonal, but here I…read morefelt supported right away. Dr. Kridgen answered everything, and Elsabeth M., RN, went above and beyond. I feel excited and confident about my care now.

Dr. Kristina Bishop has been my saving grace. Typically fertility and OB/GYN are very separate…read more(which is very frustrating to patients since it would seem like all women's health issues should fall under the same umbrella). However, Dr. Bishop has been the first OB/GYN to truly listen and provide different recommendations for our fertility struggles over the last 4 years. She actually recommended us to a new fertility clinic to begin IVF in which we were able to get pregnant for the second time. Unfortunately the pregnancy ended in a second miscarriage which was discovered in office with Dr. Bishop at 10 weeks. Her caring bedside manner was so impactful as my husband and I were going through such a horrible situation, and it's been SO different and refreshing compared to my first miscarriage experience with my old practice (Century Medical Associates-- highly do NOT recommend). I have recommended Seasons to ALL of my friends because the care is top notch and the all-women practice makes you feel at home, even when you may be going through a difficult situation. The fact these providers actually spend the time to listen to you AND provide sound recommendations is what makes them stand above the rest!

Disappointed twice with AHRC. I sought an appointment for an IUD replacement after relocating to…read morethe city and saw a ton of recommendations on Reddit. My first appointment (early December) was cancelled with less than 24 hours notice due to the physician's schedule. I lost a day of PTO due to that, but rescheduled for later in the month. For that appointment, I sent my updated insurance information by email, as they requested. Despite having 3.5 weeks to confirm, they called me 45 minutes before closing the day before my rescheduled appointment of time to say that, not only were they not able to confirm my insurance, but that my insurer told them I did not have an active plan (I do). Because the clinic called me less than an hour before closing, I was unable to connect with my insurer by phone to get the clinic confirmation. I ended up cancelling my appointment due to frustration and lack of any options provided by the most clinic's administrators. They would not allow me to bring proof of coverage to my appointment, a typical practice for any other reputable physician's office.

Exceptional Care. The office experience was positive. A clean & well organized practice. Honestly,…read moreI consider them a place of refuge. I went through my experience without anyone familiar present...but the women I encountered was nothing short of a perfect match. I may be forever changed because I can't stop thinking about their impact on me. -A Butterfly

Dr Jozwiak was so wonderful in person & all nursing staff was amazing as long as you call, or are…read moreseen during regular business hours. After Hours, some answering service operators were just plain rude and dismissive!!!! Good luck getting a call back on a Sunday morning at 5 AM especially on a Sunday morning. Couldn't even get a return call from a physician on a Sunday. Oh well, try Premier in Sewickley. Hopefully you don't have any emergency during the Saturday to Sunday. My AHN Jefferson Women's Health is way better in my opinion they care so much but since I switched to so quickly, they can no longer help me. Dr. Duvet was fantastic! At AHN, Jefferson Women's Health!!!!!!! Oh well, just don't have any after hours emergency and you'll be good to go with Premier Women's Health!!!!! Good Luck!

I had an appointment scheduled (and little anxiety) and had a mishap with my gps (I do not…read morerecommend for this location) and was concerned I was late and the woman that answered the phone "Debbie" was so incredibly kind. I arrived on time - after weaving in and out of traffic and checking in was a breeze and my appointment was fast .. I was in and out.. Parking is in the back of the building Thanks Premier Woman's Health of Sewickley!

Avert your eyes men!! Ok, fair warning!!…read more I'm pretty open about discussing lady bits and my lady bits doctor. I truly never get nervous for my annual trip. The reason why is because I LOVE my doctor, Rita Raymond! Us ladies all know how hard it is to find this kind of doctor. The question of do you feel comfortable with a male docter, does the woman doctor freak you out a bit? It's definitely a crap shoot. That's why recommendations for a doctor is SO important. It's really crucial to find the right one for you. I knew when she hugged me after every visit. I knew as she was inspecting the nether regions and she started telling me a story about how her son dressed up as a banana for Halloween. Today at my appointment she asked me where my latest travels where, because she had remembered from LAST YEAR that I was traveling a lot! Plus she is so easy to talk to about anything you need or may have questions about. If you've been struggling to find a good lady doctor in the Pittsburgh area, she's your woman!! I swear on my lady bits!

I was literally shocked to see 1.5 stars on health grades! Dr. Raymond is wonderful! She is sweet…read moreand sets you at ease immediately. The only negatives are paid parking (at least $5 cash only!!!) and the fact I waited 30 minutes to see the doctor. I was actually really pissed... until I met her. She was so wonderful I don't think I can't take stars off for the other issues.

So going to the obgyn isn't exactly the funniest thing in the world but I have to say the nurses…read moreand doctor I saw worked hard to make sure I was comfortable. To start the office is in the double tree hilton hotel down town which is a bit different but the cookies in the lobby are quite good. Walking into the office I was greeted by a very nice front office lady. She took my info and I waited to be called back. The waiting room is cozy with a nice open window that looks out over the city and a tv so you don't miss your daily talk show. Once in the waiting room the nurse went out of her way to make sure I felt comfortable and went over everything I needed to know. She was just fantastic. The Dr I was was also very good and didn't leave me in the dark as to what was going on. I will definitely be returning to the office. They are so friendly. I even got a feel better kit after my procedure. Which was nice because I was so nervous and hadn't even eaten breakfast that day.

Please note that this gynecology office moved, and it is currently located on the fifth floor of…read morethe Heinz 57 Center building at 339 6th Avenue, Pittsburgh. I had been visiting Dr. Ashley O'Keefe at the former location for several years for my annual exam and vaccines, and I followed her here to this location several blocks away. This location has a larger waiting room and some different employees. During my last visit, I signed in with the security personnel in the lobby, and then I took the elevator up to the office. After checking in at the front desk, I had to wait only a few minutes before being brought back to my room. Dr. O'Keefe and her receptionist, medical assistant, and nurse are always very friendly and make me feel comfortable. They never pressured me about any decisions. Most recently, I received a dose of Gardasil vaccine, which the FDA has now approved for people who are up to age 45. The vaccine at this age provides less benefit, because many people have already been exposed to HPV, but I was eligible and figured why not protect myself against cancer. Dr. O'Keefe was happy to prescribe the vaccine for me. The intramuscular injection was done correctly and as painlessly as possible.

I had to make my new-patient appointment with Dr. Mackey several months in advance. I did not…read moreexpect any health problems; I was visiting her office just for an annual physical. Upon check-in at her office, the staff members allowed other patients but not me to sign the sign-in sheet. Finally, they handed the sign-in sheet to me, and I filled it out, but then they did not bother to use it or look at my name on it. Anyway, I had a morning appointment, and I did not have to wait long to be called back to Dr. Mackey's office. I first saw her medical assistant, who took my weight and vital signs and asked me some questions. He had a pleasant personality. Several minutes later, Dr. Mackey entered the room. She made conversation with me to get to know me. Although I am slender and healthy, she talked with me about the importance of physical activity, which I think is important for all physicians to discuss with all patients. She performed a thorough physical assessment. (I am a nurse, and I approve of her assessment skills.) I asked her if she would order any lab tests for me, considering that my last lab work was done five years ago, and she ordered the tests for me.

You know, I've gotta be honest, I didn't like Dr. Mackey when I first started going to her. I…read moredon't know if she was having an off day or her bedside manner isn't the greatest right off the bat. But seeing her more often (or at least yearly) has made me like her more. I try to keep up on going to a yearly physical (which everyone should do:) and it was that time of year. As always, I still feel a tad rushed being in there, but maybe that's most places because they shuttle you in and out with so many patients to see. But this time I really felt like she listened to what I had to say. Things I was worried about, etc. I enjoyed that she shared some personal info with me, it made her seem a little more human and less white coat-y. I will admit, I'm still always listening for other people to say how much they like their doctor in hopes that one day maybe I'll find someone who really cares. Because isn't that the point of going into medicine and not the money (cough cough). We'll see...I'll keep you updated!