If you wanna wait up to an hour to be seen by any of them go ahead!…read moreIf not find yourself a place that will value your time and patience elsewhere! cuz here they don't give a

Dr Joan Schieber was referred to me by a friend and when I went she sat me down like I was in…read moretherapy which was fine as I want my Dr to know my life but when I told her I was 25 and want 5 kids she told me to come next appointment with a "plan b" as I was "getting up there in age and wasn't in a serious relationship" yet and needed to think about a plan B because of my age and relationship status. I let that go as I had heard great things but once I started getting with my friend who was a nurse she asked me if I knew he was safe to hook with I said "yeah he's a nurse so he knows what to do" her response was extremely judgmental saying that she's never heard of a nursing job that required STD testing...not what I meant at all...I just meant he's a nurse and knew the importance of testing. From there I ended up having skin issues (after further testing with another doc realized it was allergies) and she refused to test me after having me take off work to get a biopsy because she said I was be in "immense pain and not worth it" which is nuts because I finally switched to a specialist at KU and found out it was allergies and cleared it up. Unfortunately I just never felt heard or seen at St Luke's with her and I felt very judged and given up on.

Was referred by my PCP and she spoke highly of the care here. Unfortunately, when I called to set…read moreup an appointment I was met with the most unprofessional receptionist. After waiting a significant time on hold when she answered she was immediately rude and condescending. I had questions about what type of appointment my needs would be and she scoffed at my lack of understanding. She then told me I would need to find my birth control records from over 10 years ago to even schedule an appointment. I asked why and she told me her providers are so booked in advance I should just try somewhere else and hung up. I'm sure the providers here are lovely but you seriously need a new receptionist. She's the first person people speak to so she's the face of your company and it's not a nice face.

Dr. Swartzman delivered 4 of my children 20+ years ago, so when my daughter needed an urgent…read moreappointment with a GYN, I naturally tried to go where I knew she would be well taken care of. With that being said, I called to schedule an appointment for her after being seen in the ER for a severe prolapsed uterus, and was told we can't schedule an appointment until the records are received and reviewed from the ER. Excuse me??? Then, the receptionist said it will likely still be February before she could be seen. No sense of urgency. No empathy. No let me take a message and have a nurse call you back to see if she needs to be seen/worked in.

Horrible experiences. Multiple rescheduling, waited 30 min and no DR showing up for follow ups, no…read morecommunication, no understanding. Just complete disaster. Go anywhere else if possible .

Dr. Levine is the best! She is straightforward but still very personable, and any concerns I have…read moreare always addressed immediately. She makes me feel very secure and confident. The nurses and lab techs are also generally friendly and helpful. I have dealt with the billing department in the past, and they are quick to answer questions and straighten out any errors.

From the minute we walked into your office-I KNEW we were at the right place. The ENTIRE staff…read morefrom check-in to post-op have been excellent. Dr Sneed is truly a ROCK STAR and what a great personality! Communication before surgery put us at total ease. Excellent explanations with every question thoroughly answered. At this office you can tell that it is a true TEAM effort which is hard to come by in today's wild world. Thanks to each one of you-you changed a life that was much in need- she (Miss Rose) is doing fantastic! If you are needing gynecological care, don't put it off - Dr. Sneed and her staff can help you.

Dr Sneed might be the best doctor I've seen in years! She's so passionate about what she does-a…read moregreat advocate for women's health. She spent time listening came up with a plan that worked for me and was able to correct the issue with surgery and I am thrilled with the result. Her NP, Brooke, is also wonderful.

The office staff, physicians and sonographers are so friendly and caring each time I come in for an…read moreappointment. I have been a patient here for well over 20 years. Today, I want to thank Maryann, sonographer for the extra time she took with me to explain the entire process, just to put me at ease. Additionally, she also used just the right amount of gel for a flawless procedure. If you have a choice for your next ultrasound, she's the one to see!!

I have seen several of the doctors and midwives over the years at the WHCG's Overland Park…read morelocation. I have been very pleased with each one. Dr. Schlicter delivered my first baby but retired right after. Since then I had Dr. Proffitt and Dr. Moulton for prenatal care and from a women's health perspective they were both intelligent, caring and passionate providers. Dr. Proffitt delivered my second son and I would absolutely trust him to do it again. I think he ran from his office to the hospital ; - ) There are times when the doctors are called out to the adjacent hospital ( Overland Park Regional) and the other providers have to fill in - when that happens scheduling does a great job of alerting you so that you can reschedule or see another provider. Friendly nursing, administrative staff and billing staff. Accessible online portal. Billing staff is great and the office is kid friendly and clean.

I have gone to Dr. Snider since I moved to Overland Park in 1992. I have always been treated so…read morekindly by everyone. Dr. Snider is extremely professional and personable. My appointments are right on time which is surprising for an ob/gyn!

The physicians and other staff have always made me feel at ease with any questions I have had…read moreregarding my pregnancies. They have walked me through both a pregnancy loss and healthy pregnancy. As heartbreaking as the loss was, the staff was very sensitive and supportive through it. Dr. Sarah Baldassaro is amazing! I definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for an OB-GYN.

TLDR: I did not feel cared for, supported, or welcomed at this practice except when with the kind…read morenurses (they do have the best nurses!). This practice is not physician-owned, but is a subsidiary of HCA Health. In other words, the doctors are employees (of HCA) and not owners of their own practice. I realized this after I had been visiting the office several months into my pregnancy during the most vulnerable period of my life when I needed the most support. Unfortunately, the fact that they are employees and not owners was, I felt, reflected in the level of care I received while pregnant. Early during pregnancy, I thought I might have a serious condition (which thankfully turned out just to be muscle strain), and when I called to ask if I could speak with a doctor or go in to be seen as I thought this might be an emergency, I was told they do not for any reason accept walk-ins, even for established patients, and that I could go to an ER (ER doctors are notoriously ignorant regarding OB issues and would have been of no help). I was very surprised that they would tell an established and concerned pregnant patient with a developing baby to go take her concerns to a random doctor who is not an OB. The doctors also would not call me back-I got a call back from a nurse. Again, these OBs are employees, so the level of ownership and care will be different from what one would expect from a physician-owned office. Most of my points of contact were with Dr Baldassaro and Dr Ahmed, the former who maintained an air of brisk professionalism, whatever her personal feelings toward me might have been, while the latter was unable to do even that. (Dr Parks and Dr Foster were lovely. I had the fewest points of contact with them, but they were professional and approachable in my one interaction with them each.) Dr Ahmed's demeanor and speech dripped with annoyance and disdain. At one point, she told me my birth would cost "70-80k" (though insurance would cover most of it) because of all of the different costs that would add up, "like the NICU"-a strange statement to make considering I had had a healthy pregnancy without any indications my baby would need the NICU (the birth ended up costing $10,000 and my baby never ended up in the NICU). When I expressed my concerns about certain procedures (like getting six ultrasounds in the last two months of pregnancy after I had already had three ultrasounds prior-the six additional ones I felt were excessive and unnecessary, though I understood the financial incentives for them as a business), and said I had googled the necessity and potential risks of getting so many ultrasounds, I was swiftly rebuked; "Google is the WORST place to get medical advice," Ahmed replied condescendingly. (I personally disagree and learned a lot from my Internet searches during pregnancy.) I was also pressured to induce my baby at 39 weeks because I had high blood pressure one afternoon (which dropped that evening and remained lower for the remainder of my pregnancy), a couple symptoms of preeclampsia, and the fact that I was of advanced maternal age (I had been 35 for three months). I was repeatedly told that there would be "no benefits" to waiting a single day more. I pushed back and insisted on not inducing until the 41st week. Dr Ahmed was clearly displeased with my decision not to immediately induce and reminded me that since I had signs of preeclampsia, I could have a stillbirth or suffer terrible, life-threatening consequences myself (including potentially "a stroke"), but she said she could not "force me" to stay and get induced if I did not want to, so I went home. I wanted to have a natural, spontaneous, unmedicated labor if possible, which I knew would be nearly impossible if I were induced (pitocin, the drug that is used to induce labor, causes artificially intense contractions, which almost always leads to an epidural because of the intense pain). I went home and a week later, went into spontaneous labor at 40 weeks, and had the quickest birth of my dreams at the hospital without an epidural or any complications. My baby was perfectly healthy, as was I. I hardly bled (I was told by the nurses I bled about 1/4 of the average amount), in large part I think because I did not listen to the OB's advice to take two baby aspirins daily during my pregnancy, which they had recommended due to my age (I went home and googled the side effects of taking two baby aspirins daily, and one was that I might bleed more during labor and delivery-so I skipped the aspirins). I realized I felt anxious and a sense of dread at every visit to this office, so as soon as I completed my required post-partum visit here, I decided to look elsewhere for an OB who would offer kind, compassionate, and supportive care.

Absolutely the best hormone Dr.. My husband and I have been…read morepatients of Dr Battmer since 2015. We would never trust anyone else with our care.

I've been seeing doctor Battmer for years now! Before I had seen several different hormone doctors…read morewithout seeing or feeling the results I was after. Happy to say since I've been coming to his practice I have lost weight, gained more muscle than I have ever had before, and hardly ever get sick anymore like I used to. Highly recommended! Vast experience and knowledge. Great office staff and experience!! Thank you!