A little concerning; you guys are correct, no bedside manners. Very Kurt, “a hurry up kind of attitude” w/ some chastisement. Didn’t knock before opening the door (but when he did it was after he had already opened it. He didn’t wash his hands just put on the gloves. As he was talking/explaining some things, he just started pressing in on my stomach, completing the breast check. Then told me what he was doing for the ultrasound but pushing it up as he speaks-no warning, no gentleness or compassion. I just don’t know...

Dr. Strickland has been my doctor for over 20 years. His straight forwardness and bed side manner is awesome. I know he has my best interest always.

Dr Strickland is very professional and straight to the point. There is NO sugar coated circumstances from Dr Strickland, its just how it is..He is very respectful, but I have noticed he appreciates clients who do take care of themselves,( meaning personal hygiene).....js.....This man is amazing when it comes to emergency situations.... God bless this Doctor, he is professionally amazing

Hes amazing. I had to have a C section and I had a wonderful surgery experience and fabulous recovery. I had a miscarriage with my first pregnancy and he was amazing through that as well. Hes definitely no BS.

Dr. Strickland is experienced and very knowledgeable but lacks compassion. He has no bedside manner. He is harsh and an alarmist. He reverts to worst case scenario without looking at the patients history. For example, I am prone to large corpus luteum cysts (+4 inches) during pregnancy. ALL women have a cyst during the early phase of pregnancy to sustain the fetus until the placenta takes over hormone production. These cysts are non-cancerous, often cause no symptoms, and serve a purpose. Had I listened to Dr. Stricklands fear tactics (loose an ovary, painful ovarian torsion) and had the surgery at 11 weeks gestation to remove this cyst, I could have lost my baby by miscarriage or risked exposing my baby and body to unnecessary surgical intervention complications (perforated bowel, infection).End result, I chose not to have the surgery and my cyst resolved itself!! Dr. Strickland ended up refusing continued care to me after a schedule conflict for gestational diabetes testing. It was actually the best thing he ever did for me!What I learned from Dr. Strickland: be your own health advocate, research procedures, and make the best decision for yourself by looking at the pros/cons and your health history. Dont cave to perceived power, fear tactics, or pressure. Expertise isnt helpful without wisdom and compassion.I dont wish any ill will towards Dr. Strickland. In fact, I pray for him to receive a heart of compassion, wisdom, and the knowledge that true joy comes from serving people with a humble heart.

Excellent doctor who gives excellent care - he is personally involved in his patients, we arent just chart numbers. Care for over 30 years, he is just the very best !! I would recommend him to anyone - my daughter now goes to him too~

Dr. Strickland is a phenomenal doctor and is incredibly compassionate and knowledgeable. He has delivered two of my three children and I would not have he it any other way. He listens to all health concerns, even those outside of his specialty. I am so thankful to have him as my doctor.

The worst experience ever. If youre looking for a compassionate and caring doctor, he is not the one. Not to mention, if youre on Medicaid, you will definitely be discriminated against. He makes it known to you the insurance you have. I will never ever allow this man to lay a finger on me again. Never make a judgment against people based on them having Medicaid. I work hard Monday-Friday, 40 hours a week and hold both an Associates and Bachelors degree. Not to mention, Im a first time mom. I am only on Medicaid because currently my job doesnt offer insurance and I qualify. Whats the problem?!

I went in to have tests done for possible endometriosis as every woman in my family has had it. I had so many symptoms...he did an ultrasound and said he saw nothing. He pushed pressure on the inside of me and then said you possibly have a pelvic muscle tear. Kegels may help. It may or may not heal. I have had painful sex for a year, extremely heavy and painful periods and more...i do and have always done kegels.I went to another gyno for a second opinion. They said i should have been sent for a laparoscopy even if an ultrasound showed nothing. I was taken care of by the new doctors and was diagnosed with endometriosis in october.I am thankful i went for a second opinion because i knew something was not right.

No bedside manners at all and is rude(in the office and in the hospital). Rushed my labor even when my sons heart rate was dropping he was still trying to induce me I ended up having an emergency c-section. Its like he doesnt even care at all

Other than him Recommending me to have gastric bypass surgery I was pleased with his services.

Terrible service. Having a baby for the first time was scary for me, especially after my traumatic labor due to their passive prenatal care. Every concern I had about my baby being to big to give birth to was just ignored. they said ulttasounds cant tell u the weight of the baby.they ended up using forceps and a vacuum to get my baby out which resulted in a skull fracture and I was left with major anxiety with having to deal how to care for a baby with this injury. Numerous trips to Durham just to see a neurosurgeon. not only that, i had 3Rd degree bilateral tears. This all could have been avoided had they just listen to my concerns and induced me 2weeks early or give ne a csection. They dont care how u feel, and I didnt even go back for my postpartum check up cuz they wouldnt let me see a different dr.

He is the best OB/GYN in Fayetteville