I chose this practice because I worked with some of these doctors at the time I became pregnant. I went to them because they were all women. Do not make the mistake thinking women OB's are going to be more compassionate with you while you are pregnant or having a baby! Quite the contrary...they take the attitude as ""shut up, I've been there, done that...get over it"". They didn't even treat me any more professional taking into account that I knew them! When I was about 6 weeks pg, and was so sick and before I had my ""official"" appt, they would not give me anything for nausea/vomitting, knowing that I ended up hospitalized with my 1st pregnancy for dehydration. The other OB group I worked with wrote me Rx's to help me until my appt with Associates. It became worse for me as I developed severe pain/could not sleep due to pain with a couple months to go in my pg...Not one doctor would take me seriously!! ""oh, take some Tylenol and Benadryl""...I HAD been doing that with no relief! Dr. Moody was so condescending. AT about 36 weeks, I was getting ready to change to a different practice b/c they would not listen to me as a patient...it's like they want to ""cookie cut"" every pregnancy and once again...""get over it...it can't be that bad"". Some of the nursing staff was rude as well. When I spoke with one of the other docs on call one evening and said I was changing practices at 8 months, she finally listened and made me comfortable and was simpathetic. After that, it was ok...but it's a shame it took 8 months to get the care I should have been getting all along. My first pg, I went to a group of men and they'd do anything in the world for you...it was their goal to make your pg a great and memorable experience...afterall, they do get paid good money. \r
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Now, as I'm looking around for a possible 3rd pregnancy...I am not sure who to go to. I'm looking at all the reviews now!
Pros: nice office, short wait
Cons: non-compassionate, condescending attitudes, some docs grumpy, not about serving you
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