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Woman to Woman Midwifery
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Anyone here have any experiences w W2W they care to share?
Dr Von Almen delivered my first 2 but has since retired from delivering babies. Since I'm going to have to switch doctors anyways, I was considering leaving the practice altogether. The doctors there are amazing but the administrative staff overall leaves a lot to be desired, so I might make a move.
TIA!
Dr Von Almen delivered my first 2 but has since retired from delivering babies. Since I'm going to have to switch doctors anyways, I was considering leaving the practice altogether. The doctors there are amazing but the administrative staff overall leaves a lot to be desired, so I might make a move.
TIA!
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Re: Woman to Woman Midwifery
I don't have any experience with W2W, but I am a former patient of Dr. Perret's in that same practice with Von Almen, who left for the very same reason you are considering leaving. I had some serious issues with her staff, and she didn't take responsibility for them. Add to that wait times of at least 1 hr., and usually up to 2 or more, and it wasn't worth it for me to stay.
FWIW, I see Dr. Quinn Peeper, who is in the medical building across the street, across from the hospital, and I LOVE him and his office staff. I rarely wait long (I do get the first appt. though). If I get the 9:15 appt., I'm usually out no later than 10, unless of course he has a delivery/surgery. His staff is fabulous and great about communicating everything from how the doctor is running that morning (especially if he's delayed, even if only 15 minutes, just so you don't get annoyed, LOL) and about any tests or anything related to your pregnancy.
IVF #1: 9/11: ER: 12R, 11M, 10F, No Frosties; 5dt: 2 blasts, 1 morula; DD born 6/3/12
IVF #2: 11/12-12/12: ER: 20R, 20M, 16F, 4 Frosties; 5dt: 3 blasts, DS born 8/9/13