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    I will not be returning to this practice…read more I first began seeing Dr. Mellor in 2023. My initial appointment was scheduled for a Pap smear and to discuss fertility concerns. While waiting in the exam room, a medical student entered and informed me that Dr. Mellor would not be seeing me and that she would be performing the exam instead. I had specifically requested to establish care with Dr. Mellor, so this was disappointing. When I expressed this, I was told that unless my needs were urgent, she did not have time to see me. After the appointment, Dr. Mellor approached me in the hallway--in front of other patients and staff--to ask how everything went. This felt unprofessional and lacking in privacy. Although I didn't address it at the time, it left a lasting impression. I continued care through my pregnancy in late 2024. Overall, my experience with Dr. Mellor was medically competent, though her communication style is very direct and may not feel empathetic for patients who are looking for emotional support--especially during a high-risk pregnancy. During my first vaginal ultrasound, I had an encounter with Dr. Quasarano ("Dr. Q") that I found deeply concerning. He entered the room abruptly while I was having the ultrasound. He stood there with the door wide open and patients passing by, and began speaking to the technician without acknowledging me at all. This felt like a serious violation of privacy. The technician even apologized, saying, "That's just how he is." Got it, Dr. Q is unprofessional. Later, he was my discharge doctor after delivery. He entered the room, asked if I wanted to go home, and when I responded that I wanted to ensure I was stable, he asked no follow-up questions, performed no exam, and left. Given my complications--including SVT, kidney stones, and severe postpartum hypertension--this felt like medical malpractice. During my postpartum, just a week after delivery my hypertension/eclampsia became severe. I had already been admitted once overnight on magnesium to treat the eclampsia and discharged with Labetalol. This wasn't a fix as my blood pressure was still elevated. My husband and I called the on-call doctor who was Dr. Chad White. I had been taking Labetalol which had been prescribed and he said that if the blood pressure didn't come down soon to take another dose which I did. This landed me in the ER because my heart rate was then in the 40/50s and blood pressure was still high. I was admitted again overnight. Again, this felt like medical negligence given my heart health history and Labetalol's effect on heart rate. I do want to note that the nursing staff and front desk team were consistently kind, patient, and supportive, which I truly appreciated. However, due to repeated concerns around professionalism, communication, and patient care from the physicians, I will not be returning.

    There is no staff to answer any phone calls about anything at any time of the day. The auotmated…read moreAI system is horrible and is no help. They call you with test results, leave a message then you cannot get anyone of the phone or get a call back. Patient care is put on the back burner obviously for volume and in and out service. If you want personal care this is the wrong practice!!!

    Ronald B Levin, MD - obgyn - Updated August 2026

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