Nice and clean place. Technician was very helpful and understanding. Located close to home and…read moreplenty of parking.

They have moved to 210 Thomas Moore Parkway. It is in a much more luxurious and expansive space. I…read morerecommend Kristin for acupuncture. She knows her craft well and truly cares about her patients.

We hired Erica as our doula as first time parents and newcomers to Cincinnati. I also took her…read morehypnobirthing classes. I absolutely couldn't imagine how my birth may have gone without having Erica as my doula and educator! She is knowledgeable, well educated, prepared, and brings such a calming presence. She helps mothers feel empowered to make informed decisions during their births and helped me cross the finish line to birth my baby after an extremely long labor because of baby's positioning. She helped make the hospital room feel like it was our own and made me feel comfortable enough to communicate my needs and wants to the hospital staff without ever having gone through birth before. If you are hesitant about hiring a doula or signing up for birthing classes, this is your sign to sign up. You 100% won't regret it!

Highly recommend Erica! She was with me every step of the…read moreway for my home birth. Her expertise and tremendous compassion helped me in so many ways. This being my first baby, Erica gave me the assurance, support and confidence I needed to reach my goal of a natural birth. She is an amazing listener and her calming energy is infectious. I always felt loved and cared for by Erica. I truly don't know what I would have done without her. She will forever be my doula for all of my future births. Thank you Erica for being such an amazing person and my forever doula!!

Dr. Weisberger and Stacey Moore APRN were great when they were at All Women. I had to unfortunately…read moreswitch practices when I was pregnant with my two kids, but I'm so fortunate to be back with them and even more excited that they are now affiliated with Christ Hospital! I've seen Stacey twice this year and I've been so pleased with her care. Hopefully, these ladies will be taking care of me for years to come! My only suggestion would be to add a CNM as well to help with the OB patient load, since Stacey is a fabulous nurse practitioner but she can't do OB. I don't know that we will have more children, but if we do decide to, I know I'll be in good hands.

Recommended by my DD and was in my insurance directory....several locations with very knowledgeable…read moreand pleasant staff.

My daughter got an IUD placed here that lead to a diagnosis of IIH. It isn't the offices fault but…read morewhat I do have issue with is the fact that they wouldn't let me back with her for the IUD removal. She just turned 18 and was told that a they had to have it removed quickly. The poor thing was already anxious and the rude receptionist says to us as we arrive, "Do you know there's a balance? You have to pay it first." I pay it then she says, "you do know you can't go back with her, right? You can't even wait in the waiting room." I asked to speak to her provider and she refused. My daughter at this point is in tears. I said "can i at least request something for anxiety?" The receptionist said, "not today. If she wants something for anxiety she will have to reschedule." We can't reschedule because the IUD is literally causing swelling in and around her brain! The state of women's health is ridiculous as it is but then having this rude receptionist and crazy policies are making it ten times worse. I have been a loyal customer of this location for years and even started bringing my daughters here. I will not be returning.

I have gone to Dr. Bhatia for several years. She knows my health background (which is extensive)…read more After I had my 2nd transplant in December 2018. I went to her in May for severe pain from ovarian cysts. I asked if I could get a hysterectomy because everyone on my mom's side of the family has had to have one. She did an ultrasound and found a fibroid tumor in my uterus as well an agreed to do the surgery. We set the date for July 24th. On the 23rd I got sick and called her office at 3 pm to cancel the surgery and had it rescheduled for September 11, 2019. Two weeks before my September surgery she had someone in her office call to tell me that they were canceling the surgery because she spoke with my nephrologist and they preferred to do it at a university hospital. What? After 5 months you're changing your mind. So I got to work. I called my nephrologists and she hadn't spoken with them at all and said they already given permission. So I wrote her a MyChart letter asking for an explanation. She told me she spoke with a urologist at the hospital and they were uncomfortable being in the surgery with a kidney transplant patient. My question is this. Why had she not asked this question back in May before agreeing to do the hysterectomy.? Why didn't she ask before the July 24th surgery date? Why did she wait 5 months to ask this question? Ovarian cysts cause severe pain which I've been having for 6 months. Now I have to find a new doctor affiliated with a different hospital. Have another consultation and then set a new date. All this could have started 5 months ago if she had asked the urologist at the time instead of waiting five months. What if I didn't get sick on the 23rd?. Would I have gone to surgery on the 24th and then been told nevermind I can't get someone to come in with me? This kind of negligence is ridiculous. I'm getting a new Dr.

Our experience with this medical group was so poor that it's hard to know where to begin. My wife's…read morefirst contact with them via an ER was for a kidney stone. What followed was a series of delays, miscommunications, and a complete lack of a care plan. This despite multiple calls and attempts to get appropriate treatment. After several days of inadequate support, her condition worsened into a kidney infection that required hospitalization. She ultimately received proper care from a different urologist, and after three nights in the hospital, she thankfully is recovering well. What prompted me to write this review was the final straw: five days after receiving lab results, someone from this group called in a prescription, without any explanation or communication. We only found out because our pharmacy notified us. No one from the Urology Group reached out to explain what they were prescribing or why. If you're comfortable with delayed care, poor communication, and questionable administrative practices, this may be the place for you. But if your health and standard of care matter to you, I strongly recommend looking elsewhere. I'd rather travel out of state than trust this group with our health.

Type of care and the expertise of the doctors. Receptionists were nice and some of the nurses. Lack…read moreof communication between nurses and doctors. Not a lot of info about follow up care.

My OB has sent me here a couple of times to have blood drawn/tested. There's been little to no wait…read more(Friday afternoons both times; according to their signs, early morning is their busiest time). Staff is very courteous and the phlebotomists did a practically pain free blood draw. Really nothing pleasant about getting blood taken, but if you have to, this isn't a bad place to do it!

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