Obstetrics and Gynecology At Emory University Hospital Midtown

I would not recommend delivering at Emory. I had a terrible– traumatic, even– experience which I will not go into the details of, but I will say that I did not receive the guidance or care from the two doctors present at my delivery, which caused me to suffer unnecessary injury and placed my baby in danger. I was not unimpressed with all of the doctors, Dr. Horton, Dr. Collins and Dr. Woods were truly great, but being that they are a practice you don’t always get to choose who is treating you.
I also felt the teachings of the lactation consultants did not prepare me for the reality of caring for a baby. I felt incredibly guilty for introducing a pacifier and bottle, for not swaddling when my baby protested, and for not producing enough for my baby. Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do and I wish I would have realized this in the earlier weeks with my baby without the cloud of their silent judgements.
What has tipped the scales for me to write this review (and I have never written a Unilocal review before), was that I followed up to have a prescription refilled that they prescribed to me for PPD due to my volatile state after delivery, and they will not refill it. What a way to take care of your patients.
My advice, go to Piedmont.

Dr Horton is one of the best physicians that I have ever encountered. Fabulous bedside manner and extremely knowledgable! Highly recommend. He’s the doc to see in this practice!

This is the best doctor’s office I’ve ever gone to. Everyone there (front desk workers, nurses, doctors) is friendly, knowledgeable, and efficient. I went here for my regular OBGYN yearly checkup, and then also went throughout my recent pregnancy. I was amazed at how easy it was to make appointments for the days and times that worked for me. When actually coming to an appointment, I rarely waited more than 10 or 15 minutes to meet with the doctor, and while I never felt rushed, the pregnancy check-​up appointments would routinely take only 15 – 20 minutes. My main doctor is Dr. Jennifer Wren, who was excellent, but during my pregnancy I had appointments with most of the doctors in the practice (this is done on purpose, since you don’t know who will be on call the day you go into labor), and I never had a bad experience. Each doctor was happy to listen to my questions and give thoughtful answers.

My 2^nd appointment was for my NT ultrasound + 2^nd OB appointment, with Dr. Wrenn.
The ultrasound was first, and there was an hour lag time between appointments, but I didn’t mind that too much considering they were able to get me in within my ridiculous schedule constraints.
I arrived about an hour early because I went straight from daycare dropoff. And they actually got me in with pretty much no waiting!!!
After the ultrasound they took me into a separate room where I met with a really nice nurse and a genetic counselor to describe the various testing options (I will be 35 by the time I deliver, which makes me «advanced maternal age»). They had me call the companies offering the testing to confirm out of pocket costs before deciding. The genetic counselor was really knowledgeable, helpful, and pleasant.
I loved Dr. Wrenn — she was efficient but did not make me feel rushed, and answered my questions without making me feel like I was annoying her by asking them.
The other thing I find remarkable about this practice is that whenever you have to wait longer than expected they apologize for it profusely. I had such horrible waiting experiences at my previous OB that the ½ hour wait before my OB appointment was NOTHING. And the apologies were really appreciated and made me feel like they considered me a human!
But what’s motivating the current 5 star review is that my harmony genetic testing results came in on the 3^rd business day after I had the test done (Wednesday to Monday). This is faster than anyone I know. And they called me immediately!