Contemporary Ob-Gyn

Be careful with this place especially if you have a LAB work, they don`t care whether if its NOT in ur insurance in-network. Expect to pay full price, even if you talk to the manager they will just keep on ignoring you!

This practice is striving to provide care under massive financial and legal pressures inherent in our conventional medical system today.



If you have a birth plan and want to avoid being pressured to abandon it or ridiculed for having one; if you desire two-way conversation about your birth prior to and during your labor/birth; if you want to avoid the risks of induction and high-intervention birth and/or Cesarean; if you want informed consent before deciding on any procedures, and/or you want a natural birth, take the time to ask this practice how they feel about these topics, and listen to your gut when you hear the answers.



You are a consumer, fundamentally intelligent and able to make your own decisions.



If you are considering this practice and you are interested in having the kind of patient-provider relationship and/or birth experience described above, consider looking elsewhere- Dr. Guy, Dr. Wood, Dr. Horlacher, LifeStages Midwives, Family Beginnings.

Stay as far away as you can. This is a very induction happy practice. At 30 weeks, with a non complicated and healthy pregnancy, they started pushing for me to be induced a week before my due date. They are not very up to date on the latest standards published by the American College of Gynecologists. They practice at Southview, which has a THIRTY PERCENT rate of c-sections in low risk, first time, Moms.



If you want an induced labor, with loads of medical intervention and a doctor constantly telling you what to do -- then see them. If not, RUN.