Woodlands OBGYN Associates

Reviews

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  Haley Schmitt

  Mar 10, 2026
  1.0
  Of all the OBGYN offices I’ve called, this one has the worst phone etiquette. The doctors may be great, but I won’t go here simply because the reception felt unkind over the phone. I always try to give benefit of the doubt, so called again a week later and was met with the same response. As a fellow healthcare worker, patient care starts at the first phone call. All of the other offices I called allowed me to ask questions and kindly directed me to the next steps of scheduling a prenatal care visit, or politely told me their providers were already booked. You may be busy and/or stressed at work, but your patients shouldn’t see that or they may start to question their quality of care.
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  Autumn Lopez

  Mar 6, 2026
  5.0
  I got very lucky with Dr Everson as my first pick in an OBGYN. Love her!
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  Abby Cruz

  Feb 26, 2026
  1.0
  I had an appointment scheduled today and I called to make sure my insurance was accepted there. When I got into the office they did not have my insurance verified. They said they tried to contact me but did not bother to leave a voicemail regarding this. Absolutely unprofessional service.
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  Haley Satcher

  Feb 26, 2026
  1.0
  I initially began seeing Dr. Rielly for a routine procedure and continued care with her after becoming pregnant shortly afterward. Throughout most of my pregnancy, our visits were straightforward and focused on necessary medical discussions, as this was not my first pregnancy. Around 24 weeks, I began discussing my birth preferences with her, including my desire for minimal interventions (no induction, no epidural, etc.). She informed me that IV access was required but reassured me that other interventions would only occur with my consent. At that time, I felt comfortable and confident continuing care with her. However, at my 38-week appointment, while discussing the possibility of induction as I approached my due date, I reiterated my desire for minimal intervention during labor. In response, Dr. Rielly stated, “Well, you know, the longer the birth plan, the longer the C-section incision.” The implication was that having a detailed birth plan or hoping for low intervention would lead to an emergency cesarean requiring a larger incision. I did not immediately process what she meant, but once I did, I was deeply unsettled. As a patient who was 38 weeks pregnant, I found the comment inappropriate, discouraging, anxiety-inducing and almost threatening? I left the appointment in tears and felt genuine fear about going into labor under her care, which was heartbreaking in itself. Ultimately, I transferred to another provider in the area, who graciously accepted me late in my pregnancy. I canceled my remaining appointments and delivered elsewhere. Despite canceling my 39 and 40 week visits and not presenting to the hospital affiliated with this practice, I never received even a follow up call to check on my wellbeing. I did, however, receive an updated invoice LOL! Based on my experience, I cannot and would NEVER recommend this practice to any woman. Compassionate communication is critical in obstetric care, and unfortunately, that was not my experience here.
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  Karina

  Feb 18, 2026
  1.0
  This is like the only facility with rude staff at their front desk them lady’s need to quit their job and stop making people specially pregnant woman miserable every time I call them for a question or something they always with a attitude like if this isn’t supposed to be the best hospital specially here at the woodlands nurses and doctors are always professionals it’s just them front desk lady’s like please quit already if you don’t like your job !!!