I agree that Dr. Dutton is wonderful and really has extrordinary skills not only in medical terms but she really knows how to listen. I have the same opinion of Dr. Miller. Unfortunately, if you have anything other than a noneventful pregnancy, I feel as though this is not the place to be. For those of us who lose our babies/pregnancies in any stage it is extremely difficult. The office doesn't have anywhere for you to go after you recieve the bad news (usually via ultrasound-then you have to go wait to see the Dr.)other than out in the waiting room with all the other pregnant women and babies!! I also felt that I was forced to see the nurse practitioners often and any "issues" I had were really never answered. One out of the 4 Dr's I saw did not support choices I made in what I felt to be the best interest of the baby and did not address my concerns, because it seems as though she has no concerns in pregnany. A good point is that the ultrasound equiptment and lab are right in the office. The bad is that if you need tests run they are sent out and can take weeks for the results. Overall, as a gynecology office I think it is great, but as an OB I just didn't feel they were equipt to handle patients that need emotional support after or during a difficult pregnancy.
Pros: basically in hospital unltasound in house
Cons: long waits, difficulty getting appointments, lack of grievence councelors and/or privacy
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