At first all seemed great: nice clean office, staff was nice, quick annual exam. Then when trying to explain that we have been ttc for 4 years I was given a package to fill out to start testing 2 months later and still haven't heard anything. When I call they say she is still reviewing it (mind u it was the same stuff that was in my original paperwork). And now today!! I am in so much pain from my period I called at 2 and was told she would call me today before office closes and not a damn thing!! I deal with terrible cramps each month and some months are worse than others which she knew this but only wanted to put me on birth control which for obvious reasons I do not want. Rant over sorry read more

Definitely will never recommend this doctor to anyone. Actually I'll make sure to let people know my experience. Let's start at the beginning I have irregular periods so before I found out I was pregnant I didn't have a period in at least 7 months. Dr. Rachelle sent me to go do blood work which came back that my hormone levels were low so she put me on progesterone. Also I had moderate bacteria found in my blood work. Dr. Rachelle told me she would send me for a ultrasound to see exactly how far I am. She said if I was at-least 8 weeks she would feel better putting me on the medication. I was 8 weeks and a day when I went do a ultrasound. I get a phone call the next day from her office just to tel me my due date. So I was confused the whole point of me getting the ultrasound was to see how far I was to be put on medication. With no answer given to me for two weeks I decided I needed to start looking for another physician and make a appointment for another opinion. I got a appointment but it's not until December 14th. I called Dr. Rachelles on December 2nd and said look I never was treated for this do I need to be put on medication or it's nothing to worry about I haven't heard from y'all in two weeks about it. They told me they would not be able to give me any medication because I was going to see another physician. I wouldn't have wanted to see another physician if you would take care of your patients properly. The sad part is I had to end up going to a walk in to get put on medication because I wanted to make sure my baby and I was okay. What if something between those two weeks I as your patient and something happened to my child because y'all didn't do what y'all were supposed to do. We are supposed to trust our doctor not be scared. Other than the receptionist they are nice but as for as everyone else it seems like they hate their jobs no smiles no nothing. What a horrible experience!!! read more

Dr. Meaux performed a hysterectomy. Billing manager quoted me $25 copay for MD services via what my insurance told the office. After the hysterectomy, I received a $900 bill from Dr. Meaux, no amount of explaining or insurance info would change their stance, so I agreed to pay monthly on the bill, even though I feel I am right. Now, I experience vaginal bleeding and since my balance is not paid, she feels no need to see me or discuss with me what may be going on. I DO NOT recommend this "doctor" to any female on this planet. I wouldn't send my worst enemy to see her. Her bed side manner sucks and she is rude. Please, do yourself a favor and find a physician who cares about humans, not a paycheck. read more

This is NOT a doctor you want to see. I was a patient for a few years before I had even met her. When I did actually meet her, she rushed through the appt and seemed so uninterested in helping me with my concerns. I would not recommend her to anyone. read more

On October 10th I went in for an annual exam, I used my insurance and was charged a co-payment. I had to have a follow up exam and biopsy. They left me in the waiting area way past my appointment time. As I had work soon, I asked what the holdup was, they hadn't gotten payment from my insurance company for the first appointment and the insurance company had denied the claim. I paid about $500 out of pocket for the previous and current appointments to move things along and called my insurance company after. The doctor's office had sent 2 claims for the same appointment. Insurance had paid for one and denied the duplicate. They also paid the doctor's office for the recent appointment and told me that I shouldn't have been charged a co-payment. I called the doctor's office and they denied that they did anything wrong. I had my insurance company call the office and they confirmed that the appointment was paid for and the doctor's office needed to refund my money. About a month later, I called the office again and asked what the problem was. They blamed the delay on staff changes, and said that I would have to wait until this refund was approved. New Year's came and went, I called and they had forgotten about me, once again citing staff changes. (This was the same staff I have been talking to, by the way) They said I needed to wait for the payroll people to cut the check and since they only came once every two weeks, I would have to wait. This was frustrating me; they said I would be called on Tuesday. I called on Thursday since they missed their own deadline. They were rude to me and said I had to wait and needed to have patience. I waited months to get paid back for something that was their mistake. Finally I was paid back on Monday 01/28/13. If I had not hounded them they would have been paid twice for my appointments and also kept charging me a co-payment. When I go to a doctor's office, I expect them to know how to bill me, and if they make a mistake, how to treat me. This is no way to treat someone. This screams fraud and taking advantage of people who trust in the billing of the office staff to be trustworthy and reliable. As I said; they blame all of this on staff changes, but the majority of this exchange happened with the new staff. Check with your insurance first, know when you need to pay a co-payment and when you don't. This place will take your money and smile while you twist in the wind. read more