This practice is wonderful, from the upfront staff, nurses and doctors. I have been seeing Dr. Ford…read morefor a couple of years now and she is very professional and caring. She is to the point but also has empathy and a great bedside manner. Thankful to have stumbled upon this practice!

Good facility. Clean. Quiet. Hours are standard for healthcare. Hospital area has a gift shop…read moreand coffee shop. Lounge areas are available. On time service so far. Easy to get to. There is a walgreens inside the hospital as well They are going undergoing some renovations They have complementary valet parking as well. Pretty cool

Dr. Mitchell is a great doctor. She spent an above average time with me making sure I got all my…read morequestions answered and I in no way felt rushed. She is very friendly and genuinely wants the best for her patients. I plan on keeping her as my Ob/GYN forever! I would 100% recommend her to anyone looking for a good OB GYN. **1/2017 update- Dr. Mitchell is still my OB/GYN and I still love her, she is very caring and compassionate. Exams are always super quick and have the least amount of discomfort I have ever experienced (sometimes I don't even know the PAP has been done until she tells me! now thats skill).

I LOVE Dr. Mitchell. She's been my doctor for about 3 years now and is the only doctor I trust. I…read morewish she could be my primary too, since shes the only doctor I ever tell the truth to! She's great with her patients and know how to make you feel really comfortable. After every visit and tests I get done, she personally calls me to give me results and to chat about them. Most doctors will have a nurse do that, but she's very personable and close with her patients. If I were to move states away, I would probably come back here just so she can do my yearly check ups and deliver my future children, thats just how great she is!!

I still think about how little regard my birth plan was given, if any. I was flexible and hoped…read more that in difficult circumstances that I could trust the doctors to practice good medicine. I was told that if there were no complications they would offer the things in the plan, which was delayed cord clamping, skin to skin contact for the first hour, no pitocin, support for breastfeeding. One of the nurses came in just be for delivery had clearly just had a smoke and I could smell it on her... she also had her nose out of her mask (covid). After about one minute the cord was cut, and they took my baby to do whatever it is they do, measure poke etc. the doctor yanked my umbilical cord to get my placenta out and the cord snapped. I'm not being dramatic when I say o felt that in my soul. Then from the reflection in the glass above the doctor stuck their whole arm inside me to rip out my placenta. They then ordered pitocin (sp) bc I was bleeding more that they liked!? I had no complications and none of the things I asked for were provided. I'm not a mean person and don't like writing this out but if you have any hopes of having some autonomy in giving birth I would question going to Delnor. I forgot to mention that another doctor who was about to change shifts said "we need to keep an eye on that" but didn't specify what was of concern, bc... there wasn't anything, of course your gonna keep an eye on things but you don't point that out to a woman in labor. How anxiety producing. Maybe I'm a sensitive person I just really assumed there would be some effort to provide the things I had hoped for.... For weeks leading up I would speak with the Dr and ask if what I was wanting was doable. I was reassured numerous times that every effort would be made for those (evidence based) post natal supports. It still bothers me and I don't want others to have to go through what I did. Maybe it wouldn't be a big deal if I just deferd everything to hospital protocol but seeing as I asked and was comforted towards trusting them it stings, still. My daughter is 2 1/2 now and this is just some random Tues night that I happen to be looking back and feeling helpless. Was it the worst, no. Was it kinda f-&cked up, yes. I suffered from post-partum depression for almost 2 years. I really didn't want the pitocin bc of fear of emotional reactions. I've had terrible reactions to hormones in the past. I don't doubt that the pitocin given after ripping out my placenta played a role in that darkness that followd birth: I wish there was more I could do to make people aware. I wish I had gone to CDH like many people suggested but I had recently moved to Batavia and Delnor is so close.

My family and I were beyond grateful for all the nurses who supported us through delivering our son…read moreHudson this past week. We find it prudent to highlight Cindy M., who comforted, supported, educated, and showed her passion for care from the moment we met her. My family felt protected and loved as we spent the last few days under the care of Cindy. She is a massive asset to Delnor, who went above and beyond in all avenues of her profession. Cindy deserves to be recognized for her performance. I would highly recommend Delnor Maternity Center for future new life.

She is the doctor you have been looking for!!!! Very compassionate. She goes above and beyond to…read moreensure she finds the right treatment for her patients. I if you are in need of a gynecologist look no further and if you have a gynecologist consider her you won't regret it

Highly recommend! Fantastic care! Great experience from the front desk to the Doctorsread more

Close parking and a clean waiting room! They took time to answer my questions and I never felt…read morerushed. I felt safe and not judged when going through my medical history.

I have been with Dr's Luan and Birkholz for almost 20 years and through two rough pregnancies, one…read morewith twins. They are simply the nicest people with a competency level that I wish for my other doctors. Their staff is always polite and you can tell they are treated well because you don't see new people every year. Wait times can get a bit long, but it is a small practice and they are always kind enough to apologize. Personally, I've been the reason for some of those wait times, so I understand what can keep a doctor busy. I trust them to their cores. In fact, I lived up near Chicago for a year, and I traveled down here twice to see them, rather than switch doctors.

The doctors at this practice are both wonderful, compassionate and professional. So glad to have…read moresuch a great OB/Gyn practice in this area.

Everyone was very friendly & helpful. They told me what to expect & kept me informed all…read morethroughout the procedure. Dr. Gundlapolli did my surgery, she was excellent, and now I am cancer free!!

From the owner: Welcome to today's most advanced gynecologic care. Our goal is the provide individualized,…read morestate-of-the-art care for the unique health needs of women of all ages. Even though your childbearing years may be over, you still have unique and changing health needs. And your most important need is a gentle, caring, experienced gynecology doctor who can ensure your good health through the years.

I've been having a wonderful experience here! Everyone is extremely kind and patient, and they've…read moretaken the time to answer all my questions (there are a lot, since this is my first pregnancy)! I would highly consider choosing NWH for prenatal care if you're pregnant. :)

Been having a really good experience with this office the doctors and nurses are super nice and go…read moreabove and beyond

I called to ask about making a new patient appointment and was told go to a primary care, doctor,…read moreor a prompt care, and was hung up on. They are so unprofessional and rude. I do not suggest.

Very fast, and get you in to your appointment early when you show up and there's nobody ahead of…read moreyou! Nothing but good things to say about this place!

I am leaving this review in hopes that other young women are better informed and protected than I…read morewas. At 18 years old, I had an IUD placed at this clinic. I was supposed to receive a Kyleena, but was instead given a Mirena, which is typically recommended for women who have previously given birth. The insertion and post-procedure period were extremely painful, resulting in several days of debilitating pain and months of chronic discomfort afterward. Following placement, I developed a bacterial infection and was told it was likely due to my partner cheating, rather than being informed of the known risks associated with IUDs. Over the next several years, I experienced recurrent yeast infections and ongoing symptoms. When I contacted the office for help, I was repeatedly told I could not be seen for 7-10 days and that I should not treat the symptoms myself, an unrealistic expectation given the severity and frequency of the infections. I eventually expressed my desire to have the IUD removed after researching and strongly suspecting it was the root cause of my symptoms. I was told this was "not a good enough reason" to discontinue birth control or remove the device, and I felt dismissed and pressured to keep it despite ongoing harm. I kept the IUD for another year before finally having it removed against medical advice. Since removal, I have been symptom-free for the first time since the device was placed. This clinic failed to listen to me, failed to provide informed, patient-centered care, and failed to respect my autonomy. I strongly urge patients, especially young women, to advocate for themselves and seek second opinions if something feels wrong.

I have been a patient for about 6 years now and so happy with Dr. Malone. She is very…read moreprofessional, thorough and kind. The staff and nurses are great too. I highly recommend. Carrie Nagel