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2.7(10 reviews)
1.8 mi

The providers at the Palm Harbor office were very good, especially Dr. Dadisman and Dr. Long. I…read morealso really liked the ultrasound tech, Georgette, who I saw often because I was pregnant with twins. Would definitely recommend the providers in this practice. The billing department, however, has been a completely different story. I was assigned a case manager who often seemed to have no idea what was going on and when I would question charges, she would say things like "I'm sure it's correct", but couldn't always provide me details to actually verify that. They required that I pay my entire deductible and coinsurance up front for 2021 even though they were fairly positive I would have the twins in 2020 (which I did). Maybe this is standard procedure for maternity care, but I'm always weary when asked to pay in full for something before services are rendered, especially since I easily met my 2020 deductible. I did get a refund (for less than what I paid for upfront), but no explanation whatsoever with the check I received. I made another phone call regarding this, spent 30 minutes on hold, and now a spreadsheet is supposedly being mailed to me as no one would discuss the charges/refund over the phone. I also received an invoice for a $25 charge for the office to sign my short term disability form. I was not told that there would be a charge for this and all short term disability claims require a provider to sign off on them. While it's only $25, here you have a provider who is collecting thousands of dollars from each patient going through a pregnancy and then nickel and diming them for someone in the billing department (who receives a salary) to sign a claim form. And keep in mind that most people on disability are only making about 60% of their income during this time. That felt really crappy. So while the providers are excellent, the billing practices by the company would give me pause in recommending Women's Care of Florida unless someone is savvy with insurance and has the time to cross reference all invoices and Explanation of Benefits & also has the time to spend on the phone to raise concerns when not billed correctly.

I gave myself several months before writing this so I could share my experience based on facts, not…read moreemotion. In August 2025, I visited this office and confirmed a healthy pregnancy with a heartbeat. At 12 weeks, I returned due to bleeding and learned I had miscarried. The miscarriage itself was not caused by this office, but the way the situation was handled was deeply upsetting and, in my experience, completely lacking compassion and communication. After receiving the news, my husband and I were given almost no time to process it privately. I was quickly presented with treatment options by Dr. Baker - surgery the next morning, medication, or letting it happen naturally -- but was given no written information, discharge instructions, or resources to help me understand what to expect. I specifically asked for something to take home because I was extremely upset and could not process everything verbally, and I was told there was nothing available. I left with only a prescription sent to my pharmacy. As I walked out, I passed the same nurse who had been in the room when I was told I miscarried laughing with a coworker. Minutes earlier she had witnessed one of the most devastating moments of my life. At checkout, I was asked to schedule my anatomy scan, which made it clear there had been no communication internally about what had just happened. Within 48 hours, I experienced severe complications and ended up in the ER and hospitalized overnight. I had not been given clear guidance about timing, warning signs, or what to expect. This lack of communication resulted in an emergency situation and over $5,000 in medical bills. Months later, I received a $411 bill because this womens care sent my labs to an out-of-network laboratory. I signed a consent form for labs to be performed -- I did NOT consent to them being sent to an out-of-network provider not covered by my insurance. When I contacted the office, the front desk argued with me and insisted I had "signed consent" instead of acknowledging the billing error or helping resolve it. Between the lack of compassion during pregnancy loss, the absence of discharge guidance, poor internal communication, and the billing issue, this experience was both emotionally and financially damaging. Patients going through miscarriage deserve empathy, clear information, and coordinated care. That was not my experience here. I would strongly encourage anyone seeking prenatal care to carefully consider their options

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