While I'm here...OBGYN recs?

anAEforme

Since I'm already popping over from the bump, I thought I would ask you ladies who you recommend for an OBGYN. I'm not planning on a second soon, but not ruling it out either, so I want someone who delivers. I'm not happy with my current doctor.

I prefer a female, and we're located more southside area. 

BobKat22

I've never used her as an OB, but Dr. Robin Eisenhauer at Deaconess is a fantastic OB/GYN.

oklagirl

Dr. Lashbrook at Women's Healthcare of Norman. I love her and the whole office. I think some other ladies here either see her or one of the other doctors in the office. You probably can't go wrong with any of them.

natashia

I like Dr. Jarvis in North Norman, located across the street from the Healthplex! She is wonderful.

OUKap

Mine is northside and is a male, so it doesn't fit any of your criteria. However, I really like him, I recently found out a friend used him and really liked him, and we ran into a wife of someone we know yesterday who was a nurse and said good things about him.

wendyld

natashia:

I like Dr. Jarvis in North Norman, located across the street from the Healthplex! She is wonderful.

Her partner, Dr. Porter, not so much.

llizzyb

wendyld:

natashia:

I like Dr. Jarvis in North Norman, located across the street from the Healthplex! She is wonderful.

Her partner, Dr. Porter, not so much.

Did you have a bad experience with him? I went to him for a couple of years and always liked his upfront manner and loved his nurses. 

wendyld

llizzyb:

wendyld:

natashia:

I like Dr. Jarvis in North Norman, located across the street from the Healthplex! She is wonderful.

Her partner, Dr. Porter, not so much.

Did you have a bad experience with him? I went to him for a couple of years and always liked his upfront manner and loved his nurses. 

The nurses were nice, yes, but I didn't love his bedside manner.  He's pretty abrasive in my opinion.  

Also, I felt like he gave impossible advice (like lie down for my lunch break - the only place this could have been possible was in the bathroom, wear flip flops to work - I'm required to wear dress shoes/clohes) and scolded me for not being able to follow those.  Shaming a patient isn't exactly helpful or productive.