My experience with North Florida Women's Care was extremely disappointing and honestly felt more…read morelike pressure than care. At 36 weeks pregnant, I was already being asked repeated of times for cervical checks and told they were "very necessary," when in reality, many women are told these are optional unless there's a clear medical reason. Instead of being given balanced information, I felt like my choices were being dismissed.do your research people care about you and your baby !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What really crossed the line for me was how early and aggressively C-sections were being brought up. At only 36 weeks, I had multiple conversations that felt like they were steering me in that direction without any urgent medical need. That didn't feel like preparation--it felt like unnecessary escalation. I specifically had issues with both Liann Ammar, MD and Karen Harris, MD, MPH. Dr. Harris in particular came across as very pushy about the idea of a C-section before we were even close to that point, which made me extremely uncomfortable. Instead of feeling supported, I felt like I was being managed and directed. Another major problem is the complete lack of consistency. Every single appointment, I saw a different doctor. There was no continuity of care, no real relationship, and no sense that anyone truly understood my pregnancy or preferences. It felt impersonal and disorganized. Between the inconsistency, the pressure around procedures, and what I experienced as a lack of transparency, I made the decision to leave and go elsewhere for my care. This is my personal experience, but I strongly encourage anyone considering this practice to do their own research and advocate for themselves. Don't just accept everything at face value--ask questions about interventions like Pitocin, epidurals, and C-sections so you understand the risks, benefits, and alternatives. For example, Pitocin can intensify contractions significantly, which can make labor feel much more intense than natural progression. Epidurals can be helpful for pain, but they also come with trade-offs that should be clearly explained so you can make an informed choice that's right for you. At the end of the day, you deserve to feel heard, respected, and fully informed during your pregnancy--not pressured or rushed into decisions. Based on my experience, I would not recommend North Florida Women's Care. Then I went to a woman's birthing center in Ocala that doesn't shove epidurals or C-sections or anything of the such in your face and I had my baby there. They did a wonderful job they take care of you like family. I highly recommend them to anybody that's looking for someone that's gonna care for you and your baby that's gonna keep up with you and your I just want the best for you and your New born baby!!!!

All I need was my biannual Medicare pap smear, pelvic and breast exam. I called the office months…read moreago and gave them my insurance and made an appointment for a Monday at 9:10 am. They sent me three different requests to confirm my appointment which I did. They sent me two different sets of paperwork to fill out, which I did. At 7:40 pm on Saturday night Ai sent me an email that the cost to me would be $500. Hoo boy, couldn't cancel because they were closed for the weekend and yet they still plan on charging me a late fee for canceling 24 hours in advance. Nice work if you can get it. I feel very much lied to and am not even sure that their explanation was valid. For some reason they were trying to charge me for an annual wellness visit. I am fairly certain they were not planning on managing my thyroid issues, cholesterol or sugar levels or request any blood work. They have been pushing their imaging services, though I have never used them and have absolutely no intention of changing from Solis. They don't round you up like cattle.

Dr Carroccio or "Dr C" is such a smart, caring and considerate doctor. I needed a new gynecologist…read moreafter moving to Gainesville. I called at least 6 or 7 practices because I have a complicated hormone history and Dr C said Don't worry, I've got you. Even though she's in high demand she makes time for me on every appointment to make sure I'm taken care of. She's got so much energy and is a joy to work with. I sent my wife to Dr C who had great things to say as well.

It should be called All About Money. That's what they put front and center from the very start to…read morethe very end. Do not recommend.

Dr. Nair and her entire staff were wonderful! They made me feel comfortable. Very friendly…read morestaff. I recommend this facility. L Fishel

The patient experience at the practice was 5 stars. Everyone was friendly and made me comfortable…read more I was in and out in a jiffy and never felt rushed. it was clean and efficient. I would recommend to any of my friends even though it's an hour and a half drive. Worth it!

Dr. Alderman is the best. She takes her time and you leave feeling heard and understood. I wish I…read morecould see her for all of my health concerns!

I see Dr. Walsh for my obstetric care, and I've always had an amazing experience with her, Dr…read more Deen, and the rest of the staff. I'm very happy I chose Gainesville OBGYN to deliver my baby. :)

I had to wait 35 minutes after my appointment to be seen by Dr. Cotter (I had to remind the…read morereceptionist I was still in the waiting room). When I was finally taken back to the exam room the LPN (or whatever she was) pretended to take my blood pressure (I know for a fact she did not inflate the cuff enough). When Dr. Cotter finally came into see me he asked why I was there, which seemed strange. I was there for a colposcopy (a biopsy procedure). Dr. Cotter didn't explain anything about the procedure before he began. He was talking to the blood pressure faker the entire procedure, and when he was finished he was about to leave without even telling me how and when I can expect the results. And I was not given any post procedure instructions. I am not a very judgmental person and I understand that providers have off days, but this was ridiculous! I felt like I was just a procedure to be performed and not a person. I will definitely not be coming back to this ob/gyn practice!

She was very knowledgeable about your hormones and what they do for you and what you need now at…read moreage 72.

Dr. Fearing is a personable, compassionate and professional doctor. The office is clean and…read moreinviting. The staff is friendly and professional. I highly recommend Dr. Fearing for your OBGYN needs.

This place made a difficult decision easier, they were very supportive.read more

From the owner: Our members are dedicated to treating each patient as an individual. At these offices you will…read morealways receive individualized care. Since each patient presents her own set of issues and concerns, all of our counseling/educational sessions are conducted on a one-to-one basis by compassionate professionals with experience counseling women. In summation, you matter. We care about you, and we will do everything possible to make sure that your journey is as safe and as comfortable as we can possibly make it.