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    St Columba Episcopal Center

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    MOGA: Memphis Obstetrics & Gynecological Association, PC - onsite screening mammogram room

    MOGA: Memphis Obstetrics & Gynecological Association, PC

    (14 reviews)

    I see Dr. Giddens from here and I honestly would not recommend anyone but him. He's very…read moreprofessional, makes me feel very comfortable. He delivered my second baby and when I say that I would have 10 more babies only if Dr. Giddens don't retire by then. He was very thorough and listened to all of my concerns and helped me with issues I was experiencing.

    Unfortunately, I did not have a good experience with this OB practice. I'm sharing my experience so…read morethat expecting mothers can consider whether this is the right practice for their pregnancy. TLDR: I delivered my third baby with MOGA. There were unexpected complications in L&D (a shoulder dystocia which occurred because I vaginally delivered a baby in the 99% percentile post-due-date). I attribute these complications to my OB and the office's mismanagement. This practice demonstrated an unwillingness to listen to me as a patient advocating for their needs and incompetence leading up to and post delivery. I incurred significant extra out-of-pocket medical expenses that would have been avoided if they had been able to schedule my induction for sooner. (As a note of context, my other two children were born by their due date at 7lb7oz and 6lb13oz with no complications. I had a far easier recovery with both - including my firstborn - than I did when I had MOGA as my provider for my third pregnancy, even though all three pregnancies were low risk and no complications leading up to L&D). Problems pre labor and delivery - When we moved to Memphis in my third trimester, at my first visit, I shared a concern that my dating was off and the baby was running large. I indicated at this visit that it was important to have induction scheduled by due date, if not before in the 39th week. - My OB brushed off my concerns when the baby showed large (70% percentile) in the 36th week ultrasound, suggesting it was probably smaller than the ultrasound estimated. - By the 38th week, I pushed to get induction on the calendar for week 39. It was obvious that the baby was continuing to grow, and I knew from previous L&D that I have a flat pelvis (and a small frame) - My OB said that she could schedule the induction in week 39, but then learned that she could not "because the hospital does not allow elective inductions until 40 weeks." (Memorial Baptist's website indicates that it does allow elective inductions once a patient reaches 39 weeks, but I have not called to verify) - I called them two days before I expected to go in for induction, and learned that the induction hadn't been scheduled at all (despite them saying they would schedule it after my Friday appointment the following week). The scheduler then called and was only able to get a spot for 40w6d. I called the manager in a panic to explain my concern about the large baby and non-scheduling and she told me that "they could not get the induction sooner for 'schedule convenience' when I was clearly advocating my concern that the baby was large for gestational age which could make delivery complicated. Problems in labor and delivery -When I finally was induced, when I reached 10cm and was fully effaced, the nurse called my OB to have her come to the hospital. She indicated that she needed to "see another patient in the office, and we needed to wait for her". It took her over an hour to arrive, I was in extreme pain and feeling extreme pressure even with epidural. - When I said we needed to call again because I couldn't wait to push, the OB told the nurse that I should begin pushing without an OB present, which the nurse was not comfortable doing - When she finally arrived, she had a sidebar conversation with the nurse about a mutual contact that the nurse was unfamiliar with. She was not paying close attention to me. This cavalier attitude was concerning, especially given that right after that was the shoulder dystocia. - As noted above, my daughter was 9lb 11oz. This is the 99% for girls. It was clear what I had been advocating for all along - that the office and OB kept challenging me on - was correct. Shoulder dystocia is a serious issue that causes nerve damage in babies and major pelvic floor issues in moms. I had a very difficult recovery Problems post labor delivery - I called the office post labor and delivery to report my experience, and again interfaced with Jackie (office manager) who insisted that it was the hospitals fault that they could not get me in for labor and delivery sooner (even though they did not even attempt to schedule my induction until 5 days before my due date). - A baby in the 99% percentile should be evident to an OB, especially on someone consistently indicating a concern that the baby is large for gestational age -When I explained my experience in the L&D itself, Jackie indicated that she would talk to her boss about potential recourse. - I waited two months and received no call back from her. I had to follow up with her to ask for an update, and she called back to say that she had talked to her boss and there is nothing that they plan to do and ended the call by telling me that I should actually "be thankful that they did not collect $1,000 up front for service provision" (which is far greater than the full patient responsibility) Overall, another provider might be a better option. Thanks!

    Tina's Nails - French acrylic nails

    Tina's Nails

    (12 reviews)

    $$$

    They don't deserve ONE star. I am going to assume to obnoxious one is Tina, working aside from her…read moremom and husband. During my almost hour wait, while a woman entered and was assisted immediately, I witnessed two women who addressed concerns with Tina. Tina was extremely defensive and was not interested in addressing their concerns. (Not a good look for women supporting the company and investing in themselves.) I simply received a plain, non-polished fill-in and left. I hope many women read this and avoid this nail shop. If I had more time, I would have left and ensured they knew how disappointing Tina's actions were.

    I had a horrible experience at this nail salon. When I walked in only two people were getting their…read morenails done. I got a mani and pedi, and my eyebrows waxed. As I was laying on the table to get my eyebrows done the owner walked in and was shouting in her language. I thought maybe she was on the phone. I didn't see an earpiece. As she finished my eyebrow she told me that I needed to make an appointment next time. I realized that she was probably cussing me out in her language. I of course didn't understand what she was saying. She was very rude. I also wanted black polish. I picked out a color that looked like black. As the woman started putting it on my nails I asked her if was it black because it looked more like a plum color. She proceeded to tell me it was black. I thought maybe my eyes were playing tricks on me with the lighting in there. Needless to say, I have plum-colored polish on my nails. The salon is dirty. Dust two inches thick on baseboards and boxes lying everywhere. I wouldn't recommend this place to do a dog's nails. I wouldn't give one star for this place, but I have to give a star to post this.

    Ben R Williams, DDS

    Ben R Williams, DDS

    (9 reviews)

    I am no longer going to him. On three or four times that I went to his office I never show him only…read moresaw the hygienist. She is the one that took the x-rays of my teeth, but was never able to tell me anything about issues I had going on with my gums so she's gonna ask the dentist but she did not. They have no laughing gas probably the worst Dentist I've ever been to .

    I typically do not post reviews but I felt this one was completely necessary. I have been going to…read moreDr Williams for around a year. At the start, it was a very pleasant experience but it quickly turned sour. Dr Williams work is very rushed, which resulted in him making SEVERAL mistakes regarding my crowns. They were either the wrong shade, the wrong length, crooked or they just did not look like they belonged in my mouth at all. It is safe to say that I have a gap between my gums and the majority of the crowns that Dr Williams placed in my mouth due to his rushed careless work. Not to mention he got my bottom lip caught in his drill on two separate occasions, which caused my lip to bleed. He did not acknowledge this mistake at all. During my last visit, I took my sister with me because I was nervous, seeing as the staff and Dr Williams usually teamed up on me when I brought up concerns about their work (such as a crown being the wrong shade or being crooked). When Dr Williams entered the room, his face was red and he immediately began yelling at me and my sister. He told us that if he had known I had a problem with the crowns he put in my mouth (keep in mind they were way too short and crooked) he would not have redone them (Christy at the front desk told the lab to remake them without the doctor knowing I guess). That statement showed me that Dr Williams does not care for the opinions of his patients, seeing as he is not willing to fix his mistakes. He also told us that after he was done, we needed to "get the hell out and never come back. " Please do yourself a favor and visit another dentist. The stress is not worth it with this doctor. I promise you will regret visiting him.

    B & L Heating and Air

    B & L Heating and Air

    (8 reviews)

    Olive Branch

    B & L Heating & Air LLC was contracted through my Home warranty company. When they serviced the…read morefirst unit, it went well. Joe was informative and even showed me how to jerry-rig the system while we waited for the motherboard to arrive to be replaced. A few days after the second unit fails. I placed another service request through my provider. The same tech, Joe, comes out. Checks the unit in the attic. He goes outside to check the unit. Comes back and says it's the capacitor and he swapped it out for a new one. The unit started up but a few hours later it stopped. I called B & L Heating & Air LLC and asked to send Joe back out to check the system. Whoever I spoke to mentioned to me that I should go to the attic and check the front cover. It might not have been placed back on properly. The cover wasn't placed on properly. I fixed it. Since the last service on 7/31/23, in which Joe changed the capacitor the unit has not cooled to property correctly. The thermostat reads 72-73 but the bottom floor temperature registers at 80 like it has last few weeks. This morning, 8/24/23, I called B & L Heating & Air LLC directly to see if they could send Joe out again to check the system. LANCE answered the call. Not sure if he's the owner, a manager, or a tech. Regardless, shame on him for handling the call the way he did. I explained to him everything and I heard him say "You have a Freon leak" to which I responded, "No, I don't have a freon leak", and "That's not what Joe told me the issue was". He then proceeds to tell me to "SHUTUP so that he can explain to me". He had stated that he said, "You may have a freon leak". That's not what I heard. When he told me to SHUT UP, I literally just laughed out loud. And then he told me to stop talking and proceeded with "Freon is a gas", to which I stopped him and said I know what freon is sir, I just want another tech to service tech. His response was, find yourself another contractor. He doesn't deal with attitudes. Horrible.

    If I could give them no stars I would. Have worked on unit six times for the same thing. Not only…read moreare they not fixing the problem they waste your time about appointments. They say they are coming and don't, they say they showed up for an appointment and didn't. I expressed when calling that there was an emergency because people in the house has asthma and that didn't matter to them. They have been out five times for the AC unit and once for the heat and couldn't fix to where it would work for more than a few weeks. I called a company and they came right away and not only fixed the problem but gave me valuable instructions on what to do to next time it goes out. Don't use B and L if you don't want to burn up in the summer time and freeze in the winter. Horrible customer service and horrible work ethics. I canceled the appointment because you wanted me to wait another 7 hours for an emergency and the company that I called was coming in 30 mins. I have cameras and a very loud door bell. Yes, you came out, but how does that help me when you don't ring the doorbell or knock on the door or even call, since this is clearly an emergency. Why are there similar bad reviews on your company? Bad business, especially when it's a problem that you have worked on six different times. I don't want anybody to waste there time dealing with your company, especially if it a life and death situation and this is why I'm posting this.

    St Columba Episcopal Center - nonprofit - Updated May 2026

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