Had my baby here about a year ago. Staff was great! But my jewelry was stolen when I got transferred to an emergency C section. My husband’s grandmothers ring and bracelet were stolen. I hadnt had the time to take them off since everything happened so quick and right when I got into a room. And no one knew what happened. No one even tried to help.

ATTENTION PREGNANT WOMEN:If you don’t feel confident with you doctor, ITS OK TO FIND A NEW ONE! This was the case for me.I transferred here halfway through my pregnancy because I needed high risk care and I’d leave my original OB feels discouraged and unhappy.When I tell you Texas Children’s Maternal Fetal Medicine is a completely different experience, I mean it! Every single person I came into contact with, especially my doctor, was friendly, helpful and informative. The medical team takes the time to listen and understand you and fully inform you on everything that’s going on. I left here feeling excited, hopeful, heard and HAPPY! I can now enjoy the rest of my pregnancy feeling confident in my care team. I 100% recommended coming here. Thank you so much, Texas Children’s!

I delivered my baby here and had a bad experience. I was alone due to COVID my doctor was not scheduled to delivered by baby that day which was ok but instead of getting one doctor I got three different ones as they kept changing and one of the nurses made a rude comment to me and my baby. Also I was hardly checked on by the nurses and had to call for my medication multiple times. I felt pretty neglected by them. Now after a year after delivery being in pain I had to come back for a check up. However the staff also rejected to see me.. it’s the first time being 30 minutes late. I was always on time other wise but had to wait to be seen every time accepting their apologies for the wait. Now this time I was late but I was charged and not able to be seen. I don’t want to go to much detail as it is not pleasant but I don’t recommend pavilion for women.

After the stress of the traffic to the medical center , a pleasant and calming experience. Thanks to Dr. Putterman and his nurse Jacqueline. Thank you

The staff is friendly and SO helpful! They get back to you very fast about any concern or question you may have. Dr.Nassif is wonderful, he genuinely cares for his patients and easily explains everything so you understand. He did my Laparoscopy surgery, and has finally given me answers to my chronic pelvic pain! If you suspect you have Endometriosis, or have unknown pelvic pains and want relief then you have found the right place!

Our stay so far has been a bit of a rollercoaster. The admitting process wasn’t too bad. We’ve had a lot of different interpretations from the staff as to what the “patient” is allowed to do due to COVID 19 regulations which has been really frustrating. The biggest frustration is being absolutely brow beaten by people like Dr. Hasan who want to guilt trip and discuss other patients losing their child due to contracting COVID because of not wanting the vaccine. Beyond inappropriate and an absolutely unprofessional doctor. We have looked forward to coming here because of Texas Children’s reputation and this is the person we have attending to us? Our stay is projected for a few more weeks and we are hoping for an improvement in regards to the harassment over this specific vaccine. I will update accordingly.

I love all the hospitals in the Medical Center! TCH is no exception.

I was could not stop my uterus bleeding that’s why I went to this hospital. I was in pain and shocked. Cause I never see so many blood... after I arrived at the hospital the entrance stuff I are very helpful and try to come me down. But after I arrived at the ER floor the nurse was very rude! She told me my husband can not be with me despite I was crying and desperate. Then she told me that my problem is nothing to her. Then right after she finished all the check I was dropping my blood from my leg down but she told me leave my wheelchair aside and walk into the pt room. That nurse’s cruelty severe impact my mental health and my physical recovery!!! I hope the hospital will do the right thing therefore there won’t be another desperate pt sufferer what I was suffered.

Totally Awesome!!! Thank you!!!!! To all the nurses, Dr. Putterman and his assistants very caring and supportive. Couldnt have made a better selection. To the chaplin who came to visit me and prayed with me. May they all be blessed always. Look no further..... You will be in the greatest care if you choose Texas Childrens and Partners in OB/GYN CARE.

The billing department is unresponsive and ineffective. I am owed over $1,500 for a surgery that was overpaid, which was confirmed by my insurance company and the hospital. I have yet to receive my refund or an explanation after numerous phone calls and attempts. Do not pay anything out of pocket until you’ve confirmed with your insurance company because they will hold your money even after insurance has paid everything out.

I was recommended to go here from my sister, who is an RN. The facility is clean and easy to navigate... one of my issues is that every appointment I have they tell me I need a vaccine. So far it’s been flu, Covid, tetnus, and chicken pox vaccine. I also have an issue with the fact that they never once sat me down to talk about the insurance and financial responsibility obligations and due dates of payments. Nobody told me when I had to make a payment by and apparently my hospital bill is already in collections and I haven’t even had my baby yet. My insurance told me to wait to start paying that portion until after the birth to see what they will cover... but Tx children’s has me in collections for a service that hasn’t even been provided yet. I’m confused and I haven’t received any information on payments and how much I should be paying. I’m guessing everything is due before the baby arrives? Shady practice at best. A financial consultation would have made me more comfortable with understanding what’s due and when... instead I log in to my chart every once in a while to see I have a new balance due and my hospital services is in collections at 8 months pregnant. I definitely would not come here again. They lack transparency and are pushy on pharmaceuticals. If I hadn’t already invested as much as I have, I would go somewhere else.

I highly recommend my Dr. Joseph Nassif MD. at Baylor/OBGYN and compassionate staff after a great outcome on my recent surgery. Thank you so much for caring. 🙏🏼

Had my first baby here and all i can say is how impressed i am of every single person who took care of me at the hospital.. from labor and delivery to the postpartum floor, but I would love to recognize RN Darion (night shift) who was there for my actual delivery. She was so nice, patient, and for most part ENCOURAGING, which is what i needed. She was truly amazing from the moment she stepped into my room to introduce herself to the end of my delivery. My family and I appreciate you Darion!

I gave birth to my beautiful baby boy 2 years ago. Even though my birthing plan did not go as I expected, Dr. Carl Lee is an excellent doctor! I wanted to deliver naturally but had to undergo another c-section. I told myself my doctor failed me and I was never coming back! Please note, the hospital staff during my delivery was excellent and I could truly say I enjoyed every moment being that hospital! After two years I decided I needed to get a Pap smear. I have always hated this procedure, hint as to why I waited 2 years! My uterus sits high and it always takes the doctor a long time to find it making it an uncomfortable and taxing experience! However with Dr. Lee I had to ask him was that it??!! Usually I bleed and have an aching pain afterwards but with Dr. Lee no issues! Seriously this has never happened to me! I drive all the way from Friendswoods, TX to the women’s pavilion and every time I seem to get lost driving into Houston. This time, I told myself that this drive is just not worth the stress but after my superb professional experience with Dr. Lee and his staff (Love Erica!), I can’t find myself going anywhere else. See ya next year!

Dr. Lee and his staff are terrible. Took 3 calls just for to get my prescription sent. The nurses and front desk were laughing/playing while I was trying to get checked out after a appointment. Very unprofessional and rude staff. I had a miscarriage and it took a month just to get my procedure and a appointment. They showed no compassion whatsoever. I never will recommend Texas children to anyone. Now months later my friend delivered here and has experienced rude staff and no concern or care.

Very professional and clean! Dr. Susan Leong-Kee and the staff were super sweet and helpful! Made the best decision coming here!

My labor and Delivery experience here was the best. Everyone from housekeeping to Drs were very warm, welcoming and professional. Big shout out to the nurse who attended me on the labor and Delivery floor, I believe her name is Madeline, working night shift. Such a kind soul that genuinely cares for her patients. Would check on me often and made sure my baby and I were doing well. Dr. Pham my doctor is wonderful and always addressed my concerns professionally. How could I not write a review with such a wonderful experience.

I love this hospital and have delivered 2 children here. I continue to have my annual exams at the Pavillion. My last appointment was in December with Dr. Bump. It is now March and I am out of birth control pills. I have left several messages with Dr. Bump throughout the week. My pharmacy has also tried contacting Dr. Bump to get approval for a refill. This is unacceptable! I will be looking for a new doctor.

My review isn’t about the hospital itself but, one staff member. The nurse who was assigned to me did not come get me from the waiting area until a few hours after I arrived. I came in complaining of signs of premature labor. I was leaking fluid and cramping really bad. The nurse looked me in my face and said “that’s what you said last time.” And when I told her I was only five months pregnant and I was sure that I was in labor, she said they were short handed then guess what? She went on a one hour lunch break. She came back late, around 1:13pm. I had to keep calling the front desk to even get her to come back to my room and tell me when the doctor would be in to see me. She explained again that they were short handed and did not come back. By 2pm I was annoyed and I had an appointment downstairs to see my new high risk obgyn so I was starting to get dressed when the doctor finally came in, apologized for the wait then examined me. It was a quick exam before she looked up at me over the sheet draped around my legs and said “you are in active labor, your baby is in the birth canal.” I burst into tears and she kept apologizing and then said “it looks like you have been in labor for days, just letting you know, even if I had come earlier today, there would still be no way to save your baby.” He was considered non viable since he was only 20 weeks old. I cried more and the nurse came back with a smug look on her face to apologize to me. All she said was “sorry this happened.” It was the kind of apology you get from your sister when your mother makes you apologize even though you don’t want to. That nurse needs to learn to be more empathetic and sincere to her patients. Once I got to labor and delivery, I had a new nurse and she was the sweetest. She and the other labor and delivery staff comforted me and made sure I was being taken care of. I gave birth and had 10 sweet minutes with my son before he passed away. They even let me have some alone time with my baby overnight even though he was not alive. He had to be in a cold cot but, he still got to be with me. It meant a lot to me but, I still won’t forget that mean nurse’s face or her cold words for as long as I live.

I love the pavilion treated me real good during my pregnancy. I recommend Dr.Patel very understanding and very kind . He made my experience so good ! He was suppose to deliver my son but it was the weekend . But , his colleagues made sure I didn’t want for anything and my delivery was safe . They said I did so good to say this my first child . Highly recommend 😘

I gave birth here not so long ago, it was a great stay but i wish they would of put more attention! They were short “ staffed “ thank nothing went wrong during my recovery but didn’t feel as well taken care of as i should of been! But the food was amazing! And the views are so pleasing mostly while in labor and after!

We recently celebrated the birth of our son at TCH pavilion for women. The staff from nurses, receptionists, front desk, lactation consultants and anyone else I might forget did an amazing job making us feel at home and that our baby was safe and accounted for. Also big shout out to Dr. Tara Harris for delivering our baby she did an amazing job.

I was planning on going to this hospital but after reading the reviews Im most definitely not going! And the only thing the hospital replies with is the same message to these sad and unbelievable reviews, shame on this facility.

OMG!!! Everyone on the 11th floor. These Staff members, nurses, and doctors are the best!! They take the best care of you and your babies here. This being the reason I chose to have my second birth here. I really appreciate the care and attentiveness and awareness you all have Mrs Renee, Mrs Tanesha, Dr Bolton, I really wish I could remember everyone by name thank you all even whom I didnt mention. Love you all thank you Im so grateful for you and your exceptional service, you dont have to do it but you master it THANK YOU!!! 💐💐

I had my babyboy at 24 weeks, my labor and delivery was great they explained all the risk my baby would of been going through that he would probably not make it, all the nurses and doctors were the sweetest when i delivered my babyboy they said he was doing good breathing on his own but they were getting him ready to take him to the NICU everything was going good after a week of him been born i get a call saying my baby need a surgery asap, my husband and i get up and head out to the hospital 45 mins drive ones we get there they had already begin with the surgery almost done they told us everything was going good that they would get to us ones the surgery was over. The doctor came and spoke to us and told us why was the reason for surgery and that they would be checking for the next 48 hours if anything gets worse everything was doing good after the 48 hours. The weeks passed by everything was going good, my baby was turning a month and still everything was going good he was growing, 2 days later of him turning a month i get a call from one of the doctors sayin we needed to get up there asap that there was anything else they couldn’t done more for my little boy its been almost 2 months since he passed away and i still don’t understand how everything changed so quick in just a blink of an eye if everything was going good. The doctors that were with him that night and morning say that it was from an infection which I don’t understand he was on medicine for that, even the nurse that had him since the very first day he went to the NICU was surprised. The doctor that gave me the call that morning when we arrive to the NICU told us they couldn’t make him a surgery and if they did he would of passed at the instant i don’t understand why they didn’t want to make it if he was already weighing more then when he had the surgery when he was just born. And after 3 days that he had passed away they had already removed his record from MyChart not sure why would they do that.

On 8/22/2020, I came here due to heavy bleeding. I was 19 weeks 2 days. When I arrived at the hospital my water broke. Doctor Armstrong did nothing to make me feel comfortable she sent me home worried saying it was nothing she could do. I asked what I could do and she said nothing! I felt like I should’ve been admitted to the hospital and put on antibiotics to reduce the risk of infection. Y’all don’t have the same heartache and compassion as parents do when they lose a child. To y’all it’s just doing a job. I asked would my baby be able to survive the nurse just shrugged. Come Monday 8/24/20 I start to develop an infection I get to the hospital and I’m forced to have my baby! I feel like my baby would still be alive had I been properly taken care of the first time I came in. So I feel like this company basically killed my baby, and I will never go here again! From the clinic to the hospital they did not take my concerns seriously

Very nice, clean and customer oriented employees with customer driven attitude. Very warm and welcoming place to receives care.

I hate having to give bad reviews, but I think my experience could be informative for others and *maybe* help this facility improve.I experienced two miscarriages before my successful pregnancy, both “treated” at the Pavilion. It’s worth noting, I’m well aware that little can be done medically once miscarriages have begun. However, this part of the review is an indictment of the staff’s bedside manner. From the time I first called my doctor’s office (at the Pavilion) to let them know I was afraid and bleeding, the tone was matter of fact and everyone I spoke to acted as though it was a waste of their time to talk with me. After being transferred around I was told to go to “the clinic”. I said “ok, where is that?” “In this building.” (I’d never been to that building since my miscarriage started before my first appointment with my doctor.) “Thank you, can I get a little I information about where to go when I arrive?” “Just follow the signs.” I thought, ok, it will be abundantly clear... it wasn’t. They could have told me the floor number, given some direction on parking, anything to make me feel more at ease in arrive to the facility while experiencing stress. We arrived at the clinic, mid-day and sat in the waiting room until almost 5pm. I called my doctor’s office (just a floor or two above in the same building) and was told to just keep waiting where I was that my doctor was busy. I was in tears. The nurse in the clinic told me that I should have seen my doctor and they probably wouldn’t get to me for quite some time. She eventually called up to my doctor to let me know I was still waiting at the clinic 4 hours later and FINALLY my doctor “squeezed me in.”Fast forward to the second miscarriage. I had another sort of “slip through the cracks” experience. I was bleeding. It had all been confirmed to be a miscarriage but because of pain I was referred to the ultrasound tech to have an ultrasound. She was extremely wonderful. But she kept asking me things like “are you hoping for a boy or a girl?” “Is this your first?” I thought, gosh she’s sounding so positive, I guess she’s just trying to keep the hope alive for me... but then the questions and chipper comments became cruel. My husband began to cry. She finally put the wand to my belly and asked “are you having bleeding or cramping?” “Uh, yes... that’s why I’m here.” She was so upset. She said that they are supposed to tell her when a patient is coming in for a suspected miscarriage (for one, bedside manner and two, because it obviously changes what medically she needs to look for). She said she was so sorry and would talk to the person who referred me so it didn’t happen to others. She was so kind. But gosh, that was a very difficult 45 minutes.Then comes to my pregnancy during Covid:BILLING:It’s the policy that you pay off all outstanding bills prior to being able to check in to see your doctor. Ok. I am financially able to do that. But it raised my eyebrows when my appointments became closer together and I was asked to pay off a bill I had just received, literally, the day before my appointment. I said, “oh, I haven’t even had a chance to review that bill... it’s not technically due yet...” but you have to pay if you want to see the doctor. So I did. If you aren’t able to fork over $300 at the drop of a hat without being able to meaningfully review your bill, I’d think twice about this facility.My second billing concern was Covid related. You are asked to pay for the deliver stay and regular pregnancy appoints in a lump sum at some point around 3 months out from your due date. I did. I read the fine print. It includes all your routine appointments. But with Covid hitting immediately after I paid that bill, I do not feel like I got my money’s worth. Most of my appointments in my third trimester were telehealth or canceled.When it came to delivery, the food was good, my nurse was wonderful, my epidural didn’t take and was repositioned 3 times (due to doctor error with the first placement), and my doctor wasn’t around for any of my follow ups at the hospital.

My Wife had a critical appointment for Monday the 15th that got canceled and moved to the 16th. She showed up and there was nobody around. Hope they see this message and get back to communicating about urgent possibilities of appointments.

I want to thank all the Drs & nurses, on the 9th floor Critical care unit, for taking such great care of my mom! Im glad to see her doing much better. I appreciate every single one of you for being so attentive & caring. Thank you :)

I had the most WONDERFUL birth experience here, and as a Black woman in America thats saying a lot. Dr. Brennan Lang is amazing. I had a scheduled c-section (where I got to play my favorite Pandora station and watch my baby on monitors) on NYE after they realized my baby was 10 pounds! The nurses were incredible and so was the food and my room. I really cant say enough good things about the prenatal care (at the Pearland office) and my postnatal recovery. The lactation consultants are great too. Just so awesome.

My best c section of 3!!!!! The most amazing hospital to give a birth a baby in Houston Texas. Everything is amazing; amenities and the staff. Love itttttt 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Bravo!!!!!

I will never return here. While I think Dr. Mott is great the wait time is not and is a deal breaker for me. I’ve come twice in the last six weeks and each time I’ve had to wait over 2 and a half hours before I even saw Dr. Mott. When I asked the nurse this time why she said a two hour wait was normal for doctor Mott because she books her patients every ten minutes and they run over. Having to pay for parking and pay my $50 copay and take off work list to have to wait nearly 3 hours before even seeing the doctor for a routine visit is unacceptable to me.

There is nothing great about a premature birth, theyre all stressful and depending how ahead of schedule you are, the worse the experience can be. That said, the doctors and staff at Texas Childrens Pavilion for Women are the absolute best in the world, in my opinion. We appreciated the professional courtesy of their staff, their attention to empathic conversation and patient morale, as well the general affect of interaction.Thank you to everyone there!

I was pregnant with twins due 08/04/2020 but I ended up having an emergency c section on 05/29/2020. I lost one twin and my other was in the nicu for 2 months , almost one month at the location in the medical center then rest at the location in the woodlands. Although this was very very stressful Texas Children’s Hospital (both locations) stood by my side literally every step of the way. I honestly feel like if I had my babies anywhere else neither of my babies would have made it . They took amazing care of my baby while she was in the nicu, like each nurse treated her and the other babies like they were their own. and when it came to my other twin they were there with me the whole time I was grieving some nurses even cried , hugged me especially because of the pandemic you couldn’t be there with family they made it feel like I was with family if that makes sense. Just recently they held a virtual candle light for the little angles and that meant a lot to me and my family for my baby to be apart of it. I don’t care if I’m all the way across the country if I ever get pregnant again I will be at Texas Children’s Hospital.. literally in the hands of God

Annoying you have to get badged to go on a floor they say its for covid but its more of a control thing

All of the nurses here were great they made my delivery experience comfortable and relaxing

In February 2020 I found out that one of my monoamniotic monochorionic twin girls had a health condition that is not compatible with life. My doctor referred us to Texas Childrens Hospital Pavilion for Women to get a cord ablation to attempt to save the other twins life. I did not want to get the procedure, but I at least wanted to try and save one babys life. I got there on a Sunday, all the way from Campobello, SC. The doctor was off that day, but he came in on his day off to do a ultrasound. The ultra sound was very detailed and took around an hour. The next day we got another very detailed ultrasound. The results of the ultrasound didnt look good, but I still wanted to make absolute sure that there was no chance she could live. The doctor ordered an MRI because he wanted to be absolutely sure as well. The results of the MRI came back and the staggering amount of problems she had would definitely insure her death within mere months. They didnt even think she would make it to delivery. The other twin was perfectly healthy with no substantial problems. I chose to do the surgery and the doctors and nurses were the best. While prepping me for surgery they made me comfortable, made sure I was sedated enough. Right before the surgery they did a routine ultrasound to make sure the babies were in the right spot and of course I got upset seeing the babies on the screen. I still loved Blaire, even though she would of died anyways. No mother wants to make that decision. But the doctors kindly cut off the screen facing me so I wouldnt be upset and cry. The nurses rubbed my arms and hands and even wiped away my tears. My husband couldnt come back with me so this was very appreciated. They were so compassionate and caring. After the procedure the nurses checked on me very often and even talked to me and allowed me to express my feelings. I appreciate the wonderful staff who supported me during the hardest part of my life.The food was amazing! So many choices and FRESH fruit and veggies. The toiletries are mini bottles of Bath and body works, which was cool. The womens pavilion is close to chick-fil-a, subway, McDonalds, and a number of other restaurants within walking distance which was awesome because my husband stayed with me the whole time. I wish I wasnt there under those circumstances.

Ive delivered all of my babies at this hospital and I recently had my 3rd baby. I have always talked well about this hospital from the care, to the doctors, nurses, recovery stay etc, and recommend this hospital to anyone thats looking to deliver a baby. I never had an issue with any of my deliveries except this last time. Not sure where her head was at but the triage nurse didnt show any type of concern. I told her I was 2cm dilated at my 39 week checkup and had been experiencing consistent contractions all morning. I was 39w5d. When she checked for dilation, I was at 3cm and she said ok Ill check back in an hour to see if you progress. I was receiving prenatal care in the same hospital so Im sure she was able to see my health record and see that I needed to be treated for strep B during labor. Even then she took her sweet time, not really concerned that I was in active labor. This being my 3rd time around, I knew my baby was coming, there was no way it was a false alarm and I felt like she didnt take me seriously. To make it worse, she placed my IV in the most inconvenient place, on the inside of my elbow, where I get my blood drawn. It was not easy keeping my arm straight during contractions. My L&D nurse kept getting mad that I was bending my arm since that would stop the IV from flowing so she switched my IV to my wrist, where I feel it shouldve been placed in the first place. After I had my baby, she barely helped me in the restroom. In my past two experiences my nurses were beyond helpful during a very intimate time. They cleaned my area with warm wet cloths, they helped me get dressed and were very attentive. This L&D nurse just left me fend for myself and just told me to call for help. I didnt appreciate that AT ALL. My recovery stay was better but wow, I couldnt believe I had a poor labor experience after having such great experiences before.Even after all of this, if I have another child I will choose this hospital again and hope I dont experience that again.

Everyone we have come in contact here is so nice and caring. Puts you at ease when you are there for serious health issues. Parking is easy and elevators are easy to figure out. Helps keeps stress level down for sure. Love this place!

This review is for Christina Sherman who works in the finical department! She is extremely rude, uncaring, and a liar!! She has been harassing me about my insurance not going through the website on tmhp, she kept saying that it hasn’t been approved but then when I go and check it, it says Client is eligible. Christina Sherman is not a nice person, I don’t know if she’s unhappy with her career and takes it out in pregnant women or what, but she is unkind and unhelpful. I fell sorry for her. I wanted to give birth with one of the midwives but with my experience with Christina I will take myself somewhere else. Horrible lady!!!!

The doctor Espana is the best OB in Houston area!!!

When I got today to the hospital the charge Nurse apologize and for not calling me to let me know that I was not going to go on the day plan in my appointment. I was called to have my delivery in today and they were very nice I had an amazing experience in my delivery everyone helping me. Thank you to all the nurses, but especially Nurse Ana that attended me at the night shift. She was so attentive and care for me with such patients. I can definitely say that she loves her job and she goes above and beyond with her patients. ❤️ I deliver my baby girl today and I thank her for all her attentions with me.Att: Jacqueline Rios

I love this hospital! The birth experience and hospital stay with my second son was perfect! The nurses are amazing here, everyone here are incredible! The food is good and they are very family oriented. You can have as many people you want or as little as you want. They also respect your birth wishes (pending on safety of you and baby) and just amazing! Dr. Davis (love her) is an amazing doctor too! I was blessed to have her birth my son. Thankful to have her as my doctor. Lets just say that this hospital is so amazing that my husband and I joked that we should have another baby just to have the baby here. Just perfect!

If you’re looking for sympathy while your child is in NICU regarding visits after being discharged, YOU AINT getting it from the Hispanic lady who lets you in, or the charge nurse for today (Friday the 3rd ) during this shift. We’ve been able to see our child with NO ISSUE but as soon as these two on the floor, they are the type of people to be NON-UNDERSTANDING & decided that we would be the example of doing everything right such as visits every day, not every 24 hours as you’d think. I can suggest if you have a baby, experience will be grand. But having a baby I’m NICU, don’t get your hopes up. They pick and choose. No remedy aside of driving all the way back home to not see the child.

(Stephanie) The earliest I could get in to see an OBGYN was about 4 to 5 weeks there. Not too surpirsing with everything going on these days. Week 10 into my pregnancy I started to have symptoms which were indicative of a miscarriage. It was over the weekend so I spoke with nurse triage which told me my symptoms were most likely not a miscariage, but if my symptoms got worse to go to an ER. I called the next day with the same symptoms, just wanted to get a 2nd opinion. That nurse recommended I call my OBGYN and move my appointment up sooner. I called on Monday and explained my sx and what the nurse recommended I do. The OBGYN office was unable to move my ultrasound any earlier because they do not have enough sonographers (is what I was told). They said if my symptoms got any worse to go to the ER.It is now Tuesday. I call into work because I am planning on going to the ER. Before I do I call the 2 other OB clinics within the Womans Pavillion to make sure they cannot see me. They cant. But one recommends I go to their Womens Assessment Center on the 11th floor. They connect me to them and reluctantly the nurse says, I guess, if the doctors office told you to come you can, but you should really go to an ER. Quick screen into the building. I fill out my paperwork and wait. About 2 hours later I am called back. Nurse Ruth is taking my vitals and she tells me that I shouldnt have come to this department. It is not an emergency and that they (the OB clinics) really need to stop sending their patients here. I am embarassed to be in the wrong place so I think. I get to a room where another nurse asks me if I really want to stay because it doesnt seem urgent and it is going to be realllllllly expensive. I almost walk out, but my gut tells me I need to stay. I cant wait another 3 weeks to see if my baby is okay. I proceed. I say yes, she rolls her eyes and says the doctor will be in shortly.About 20 minutes later a nurse Robin enters. She was so welcoming and nice. She didnt judge me for not having a big fun pregnant belly. She listened to my concerns and kept me positive. The doctor came is shortly after, Dr. Leah Antoneiwicz. She was so gentle and explained everything. Unfortunately, my ultrasound did result in no heartbeats. The twins that I had been carrying the last 10 weeks had died in my womb. I didnt even know I was having twins because I still hadnt gotten in to see an OB yet (week 10). The doctor tried to prepare me for the rest to come. No one really talks about what a miscarriage really is like. I took the medication and went through the process at home with the support of my husband.We called the OBGYN that same day to see if we could move my ultrasound appointment up since I did have a miscarraige and protocol is to make sure the womb is now emptied or else I need a surgery/procedure called a D&C. They cannot move my appointment up. So, I decide I want to go elsewhere. I call Methodist hospital who says they can get me in because of my situation in just a couple of days. However, they need the ultrasound report and bloodwork. Well, guess what. It takes 15-20 days for Texas Childrens to send medical records at my request to another place. Methodist agrees to ask for the records to expidite the process. I called medical records, W.A.C, billing, the OBGYN office and the office of the Dr. I saw within WAC that was working that day...... NO ONE CAN FIND THE REPORT! and it is not in MyChart. Without this information I cannot see another OBGYN because I started care with someone and they need a full medical record prior to accepting me as a patient.I already have to pay the EMERGENCY room price for an ultrasound I should have been able to move up with my regular OBGYN. But they couldnt because they dont have enough sonographers. Now, if I want to see another doctor status post my miscarraige prior to the 31st (more than a week away) I need to go to the ER again. So, my insurance is not going to cover the emergency room costs where they would have covered everything with my OBGYN.

Today I feel really badThey make my Valentine’s Day to me and my pregnant wife the worst day ever seen in my life,I went to this location because of an emergency bleeding problem, I was there at 6pmI asked them if they traits emergency cases if not I am not interestedThey told me yes here we gonna take care of her no problemI filled the form than waitingNew people coming and they forgot meI didn’t say nothingThan after a hour the nurse called me and she said oh sorry I forgot youThan they did the first check and they did not say anything if it’s dangerous or notJust wait until we have a free roomBut than she check an other woman she just cameShe told her wait until I get a roomThan after 10 minutes she called her okayAfter one hour she left no body show up for usI feel like it’s not a hospitalMy wife loses too much blood she was really badI can’t support moreI went to ask the agentHe called them and they say you come back tomorrowI am not stupid to come back to the worst placeBefore you taking care about the patient you have to be a human firstI wish they were change their way to trait people over there

I cannot say enough good things about Texas Children Pavilion for Women.The doctors and nurses were all top notch. Everyone was so kind and understanding during such a life changing moment. I am so happy I switched my doctor so I could give birth here. My original doctor could only practice in the Womens Hospital, which I visited and was unimpressed.

I wished I could’ve gone to this hospital with my first pregnancy. The staff is amazing and my doctors were always so attentive and gave us the information we needed if there was something we didn’t understand. My appointments were never too long and was always seen within a few minutes. When I gave birth to my 2nd daughter, the hospital staff was unbelievably amazing an my night nurses were so attentive and the food was also so good. If I ever decide to have another child I will definitely be coming back.

I cannot write a long enough review for this amazing hospital. All 3 of my children were born here via Dr. Ivy, who is the most amazing doctor I’ve ever had. I used him for all 3 pregnancies. This hospital has everything you need, including the lab for your blood work. The hospital is new, and well kept. Everything you would need is inside here, and delivering is a breeze. The food is amazing, and even if you don’t like it, they have everything connected, so if you want chick fil a, it’s right there. The area is nice, the nurses are amazing. Will be delivering here for my next baby 100%..

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I like the hospital and stay.

My doctor wanted to induce me Tuesday, they said they don’t have a room and they scheduled me for Thursday 7:00am, I called Thursday morning at 6:30am to check if I could go and they said they don’t have a room and they didn’t even give me the time frame to wait. This is totally not a good practice. I love my doctor and all the nurses though.

It saddens me to write a bad review about Texas Childrens Pavilion, however I have just spent a few days recently at the hospital supporting a dear friend who gave birth at the hospital and have to share my thoughts about what I witnessed. This is a hospital that values itself on customer service and above all ratings to ensure it ranks as a top pediatric hospital has really failed my friend it all aspects. My friend who was pregnant and having labor pains went to the Pavilion only to be SENT HOME after doing what she was supposed to do when having pain. This was a colossal mistake on behalf of the hospital, endangering my friend and her unborn child. My friend went back again to the hospital after a few hours, to have an immediate c-section. While supporting my friend, I witnessed true disorganization from the hospital team. My friend who had just given birth was not provided food (although she was supposed to eat), because they were supposed to be changing her room. She was terribly thirsty, and practically begging for water. What kind of hospital is this? It was infuriating to see, my friend who just had a major surgery not be cared and supported. I encouraged my friend to speak-up about her negative experience, she stated that she didnt want to say anything in fear there might be retaliation and further negative treatment from hospital staff. After all, she is in a vulnerable situation at the hospital, the care of her child and herself depend on the hospital team. How can the hospital possibly rectify this situation? I feel very discouraged to see my friends experience in what should be a happy time.

Nice place, clean, and friendly environment! They help out a lot.

Be aware that this hospital has lots of interns. Not that I don’t like interns, but since there’re already lots of chaos going on after having a baby, I really don’t want to be bothered by interns, especially pediatric interns. I was really tied of the residents and interns coming separately to check on my baby. Yes I know it’s a children’s hospital, but my baby is NOT ill!!! She doesn’t need to be checked again and again! Plus we really need some rest!!! Oh, they come in to ask you to do some survey too. Not only that, they did hearing test twice, and one of them is the test for the new hearing test. Need I go on???

I am honestly so sad and disappointed. When I got pregnant I thought I was choosing the best hospital to deliver, but to be honest The Pavilion really came short. One thing I do have to say is my doctor is amazing and the labor and delivery doctors and the nurse I got think her name was Chelsea were so compassionate, and caring. The reason I am giving the Hospital a 3 stars is because of the floor nurses the first nurse on the floor we got ( Ana Mari) I think her name was was so rude, and not compassionate at all!! after being in labor for so many hours all I wanted was to take a shower I forgot my toiletries at home so I asked for some soap or shampoo the nurse brushed me off and said they didnt have any so my husband had to wait till the morning to buy some from the boutique. thankfully the lady who works there was soo nice and said she would call someone to get us some shampoo to our room. I know how the health field works and to be a nurse you need to be compassionate, and caring! We were just asking for shampoo is not like we were asking for anything else. She also took my baby away from my husband when he was trying to hold our baby and said “its time to sleep”. I really wish my experience was like some of these other reviews, but I honestly felt sad how I was treated.

Speaking only from a guests perspective, the hospital is very clean, staff is very knowledgeable about important matters and the doctors are very knowledgeable about the medical side of things. Nurses are very nice and caring. Rooms are big with state of the art appliances. Plenty of restaurants in the hospital. I would recommend this hospital.

The birth of a baby is always a beautiful experience. My family and I went to visit my brother in law (his first baby) and had a horrible experience with the officer at the front desk. As soon as we approached her she had such a negative attitude. My mother in law forgot her ID in the midst of all the excitement and was waiting for us to bring it to her. When she saw my mother in law in the waiting area, the officer got up quickly and began to yell at her! I couldn’t believe what I was hearing! She was yelling at her and really just upright looking down on her. We had just arrived and did not intervene because we did know what was going on. It appears that there was a miscommunication with her being able just to “stay” in the waiting area without an ID. The previous officer told her it was ok, but Officer Newman was not having it. My mother in law does not speak English and it really felt like she was attacking her verbally. I was appalled at her actions as an officer. Officer Newman did not look at me, smile, or even seem to acknowledge me not once, but her co worker came by she was very attentive, even cheerful. As we were heading out I asked for her name because I could not understand why she would treat someone this way. Officer Newman gave me her name (sarcastically and with a smirk) as if nothing was going to be done. I don’t want to get her in trouble but I do want her to learn from her mistake, we are human after all. If we don’t speak up others will not learn and continue on the same aggressive, non respectful course. It really made me feel bad when my nine year old daughter asked me on my our way home why was the officer “screaming” at grandma and how she was scared she was going to do something to her. You think of HOUSTON and Texas Children’s Hospital and how people come from all over the world for care, and to be treated this way was unacceptable. I really hope that Texas Children’s can find better ways to train their officers to show their true side of professionalism and expertise in the medical field for the patients, their family and visitors.

A very clean and simple application process. Nice apartments and a fair prices!

My great-granddaughter was delivered here on April 16, 2019 by Dr. Putterman who is very thorough, competent and caring. Our experience with every staff member wecame in contact with made us feel comfortable and secure with their professionalism and knowledge. I would.also like to thank the nurses in Labor and Delivery for their constant care. They gave us the opportunity to ask as many questions as we needed. I would like to give a special thank you to Nurse Cynthia on the 9th floor. She was very efficient, persistent and thorough in the excellent care of my granddaughter in the delivery of her newborn! Thank you!

I delivered my first baby here 10 days ago and had an amazing experience. I used Dr. Kimberly Bobo and she was wonderful. Every nurse we had both in labor and delivery, as well as afterward in mother/baby was really great. All were attentive and gentle, not pushy, and asked before doing anything with me or my daughter. We also had some good experiences with the lactation consultants, and ended up using donor milk while we were there to help my daughter because she couldnt latch. I felt completely comfortable with everyone and if I ever deliver again I wouldnt hesitate to come back to TCH Womens Pavilion.

I just had my second baby here and I would go nowhere else! My first was in 2012 and I delivered again this July and i had a phenomenal experience. My L&D nurses really helped me labor in my natural birth. My midwife also was a great support. I had an overall wonderful birth and time postpartum. All the nurses here are helpful and the other staff all around the hospital are great. I will continue to direct women and their babies this way!Update: I was not able to deliver my 3rd baby here, but instead delivered at MCMHH and it does not compare!! I wish I could have had my babies here and with the best hospital midwives in town ! :(

I never rate any place bad or good, but this one had to be done. My baby was born 4/28/2019 and let’s say that my 2 days at this hospital sucked. From the moment i walked in because i was in labor to the after care by nurses. My personal doctor was amazing my entire pregnancy he wasn’t the problem (the on call doctor for the triage was not at all great) and not all nurses were bad. Buuuut man most of the nurses were not great, i wish i remembered the nurses name that helped us discharge because she was the worst. I wish i could have just went to Memorial Hermann like i did with my first baby.I would say that others might have good experiences but i didn’t at all. So you will get a 50/50 chance of either or.

I have been coming to Texas Childrens Womens Pavilion for four months. I had a complicated twin pregnancy and ended up having to deliver at 26 weeks. We unfortunately lost one of our twins, but his brother is in the Pavilion NICU now. We have recieved amazing care every step of the way. I have been so impressed by the nurses and doctors Ive encountered, they are all very knowledgeable and caring.

I want to make it very clear this ONE star review is for Dr.Appleton in radiology. She gave me a HSG today and that is uncomfortable in of its self but she made it worse than it had to be. She told me right after introducing her self that she wasn’t going to be there all day searching for my cervix and if I wasn’t going to make it easy for her she was gonna leave. Then she proceeded to put a spectrum in and out of me several times while telling me it was my fault she couldn’t find my cervix. This procedure is very uncomfortable and painful without having a doctor with horrible bedside manner. she was absolutely horrible! I would not recommend Dr. Jewel Appleton.

Great staff friendly and well prepared for the most difficult scenarios. Appointment always on time, easy to schedule one and easy to reach. Great technology equipment too.

This review is regarding my experience with Dr. Rachel Fabacher. She made me feel uncared for and I honestly felt brushed away. I came to her in August for my pregnancy and described symptoms of BV something that I had previously been diagnosed with on multiple occasions, she ran test and said nothing came back for BV but I still had the same irritating symptoms. I went back in September and told her about the same symptoms, this time however she said she would run lab test again, but I later found out that she never did. I go back to her in October and tell her about the same symptoms and I guess she finally understand that I wasn’t just kidding around. So she prescribed antibiotics finally before running anymore test. After this I checked my patient portal and started digging into my information and the notices from the office. I found results from the first test in August and the read the side notes attached to them, it said I had BV and that a prescription was going to be sent to my pharmacy. She either didn’t check the results or willingly neglected them and refused to prescribe me the medicine I needed. I’ve had experiences like this with other doctors before, I’m sure we all had. There are some doctors who truly put in the effort and their patients deserve and others who simply don’t, I didn’t expect to find that here.

Both my sons have been born here. Im so thankful for Texas Childrens Hospital. They have the best medical care in the country. Our kids are in good hands.

UPDATE: TCH was quick to contact me regarding my issue below and apologized for a few errors that occurred. The manager Brenda dropped off my CD and results to my doctor the same day she contacting me. Best case scenario for how this all turned out, and they did everything they could to fix the complaint and resolve the issue. It was handled professionally.I used the radiology department for a MRI, and it was the worst radiology read I have ever seen. First the doctor didnt put it on MyChart or send an electronic read to my doctor. They said that my doctor would have the read within 24 hours. Instead, he sent the read BY MAIL to my doctor. It has been 5 days and my doctor still does not have the imaging or the read. I had to go back to the radiology department to have them make me a CD to get the read. Also, the doctor never signed it, so I have no idea who read my image.Then the person who read it literally just copied and pasted one word for every view of the MRI. I have seen hundreds of CT, X-ray, and MRI reports and usually the radiologist actually writes out what is seen/not seen. Not in this case.

My OBGYN was Dr. Fabacher and I will definitely be coming back to her again if I ever have a second child. She truly was the best and took all my concerns very serious. Wish I remember my labor and delivery nurse’s name. It was either Nurse Janie or Gennie, I’m not sure but out of all the hundreds of nurses I had she was the most amazing one. You can truly tell she is passionate for her job. Definitely recommend for any moms to be.

Great first experience. I’d recommend the pavilion over and over again. From the nurses, to residents and doctors, everyone was caring and compassionate. Thanks dr Weiner!

If I could go back in time, I would have looked for other hospitals. The nurses are very helpful and friendly, but the OB who delivered my baby and the pediatricians are pushy and stubborn. They showed little respect to my opinions as a new mom. Now Im struggling with postpartum depression due to the decisions I made under pressure. I regret it very very very much!

What can I say about this place. I had both of my girls here. Beautiful place, beautiful people, and people experience. Though far from home, but I love it. Doctors and nurses have great experience and are very nice and caring.

Yesterday, I accompanied my daughter to her first visit at the Womens Pavilion, she went to see an OB/GYN. We arrived 20 minutes earlier since her appointment was at 3:15 p.m. this is when the sour experience began. Patients came and go, for a well hour and half, to the point she was supposed to be next, but that was not the case, another patient arrived and another... it continued for another hour or so, every one was called within 10 minutes, except her! The employees who represent the Womens Pavilion were; rude, racist, discriminatory and most of all judgmental. It baffles me, that they decide who they take in and when , and theres nothing the patient can do about it! I called this morning to put a complaint just to be told; the Family Advocate was not available! No surprise, and by reading some reviews this behavior runs through out the hospital, because it has been tolerated since it continues to happen. PEOPLE BE AWARE! Of what really happens in this Hospital, and the way they treat some patients, not all of course, if you are White or Black, you have no problems! Shame for those in charge for not resolving these matter! It looks like they always choose a patient to bully? Because shes not the only one. TERRIBLE PERSONNEL! We left the office when it was empty, no one to check her out, it was close to 6:00 p.m. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! I did received a call from the hospital, and I really hope they resolve this matter!

They have me wait for hours just for an ultrasound and when I would ask when I was next they said in five minutes I would arrive at 1 and wouldn’t leave until 5

Extremely, extremely disappointed and very frustrated with the service we received today. A while ago my wife had scheduled all her maternity appointments ahead of time. On her schedule, it shows that today is her scheduled anatomy scan of the baby...the day when we find out the gender. We both took off work for this appointment and were both excited to finally find out what we were having. Long story short, the ultrasound department never received the work order from the Dr. office. They said the earliest appointment they can schedule for us is 8/26! The nurse from the Dr.office said we would get a call back from the ultrasound area by noon. We called back at 2pm because we hadnt heard anything. The rep said the person we needed to talk to was in a meeting and that she would call us back. We never heard back. We called again after 4pm, finally getting a hold of the appropriate person, and she told us that she told the nurse to give us the number of other locations who could take us sooner. The nurse didnt give us anything when we were there. She also told us that all locations closed at 11am. The nurse never mentioned that to us, so we obviously missed out on any opportunity today. Now, WE need to call 3 or four other locations, nowhere near where we live to see if one of them can take us sooner because of the hospitals mistake. We now need to be inconvenienced, and theres no guarantee another location can take us sooner. I love the Dr. - Dr. Hodges, however her office sucks. This is the second time they have screwed-up an appointment with us.

Texas Childrens Pavilion for Women was a wonderful place to deliver my baby boy! LandD nurses and postpartum nurses were amazing, hands on and educational. Great lactation consultants as well. Donor breastmilk was available if needed. LandD room was very nice and postpartum rooms were as well. Loved the food and celebration meal right after delivery as well, vegetarian options available! Thank you TCH!Feedback regarding billing- Estimate we got for hospital stay was not right initially because TCH didnt get memo that we met deductible through Womens Specialists of Houston doctor, we had to get it straightened out talking with admission/billing dept. Better communication needed between hospital and doctors groups that practice there.Feedback for induction scheduling- They were full the day of my scheduled induction, so I didnt get to come in until following day. This caused my regular obgyn to not be able to deliver my baby since she was off shift. Her partner delivered him and it was totally fine but not expected by me. Better scheduling needed so patients can come in to hospital for induction when theyre supposed to.

Just wanted to share my experience about the hospital I am extremely satisfied with this hospital I deliver my 2nd baby on January 25, 2019 and I can not thank the hospital and staff enough. The nurses wore extremely helpful and so courteous thru the entire time they wore attentive 100%, advice me, and patiently answer my question Dr. Kelly Hodges was the one that delivered my baby and can’t thank her enough she’s such a great supportive person when your going thru the worst pain you can imagine!

I had my 3rd child here (and last). My first was born in NW Houston hospital which I dont recommend, 2nd at Memorial Herman The Woodlands which was a good experience too, but here it was amazing! I loved that I could have as many ppl as I wanted in the delivery room! 7 to be exact! And staff were caring and professional!

AMAZING. Absolutely amazing, and I cannot express my gratitude to Dr. Mendez-Figueroa and his team enough.He was always familiar with my chart before he came in, both for testing through their MFM and my outside health specialists. It meant a lot, as I had a high-risk pregnancy with issues both on my and my son’s sides that required a high volume of visits, particularly near the end. Besides keeping current and being incredibly knowledgable, Dr. Mendez-Figueroa has a friendly, calming professionalism that puts one at ease and focuses on solutions, even when there are bumps in the road ahead. I appreciated his well-worded explanations to any questions I had; he was obviously very sharp, and knew the answer to anything I needed to ask.But it doesn’t stop with him. His nursing team was also incredible. Warm and compassionate, and well organized. I never, ever had an issue getting someone on the phone, adjusting schedules, getting my test results, anything. Even when I was there twice a week for testing, it was all smooth from an administrative standpoint. Their check-in desk remembered me every time I came, and pretty much every other woman there for a visit. It was obvious they cared about the patients. Scheduling with other specialties as needed was seamless. Their ultrasound techs are quite impressive too. The first one I had, the tech herself spotted something significant that my previous (non-Baylor MFM) OB had completely missed. The ones in the non-stress test area were so sweet, and they also really knew their stuff.

Had both of my children here and felt very well-looked after. Staff were very kind and helpful.

How disappointing to have had an abnormal pap smear only to find out that I cant get access to my results because Dr. Swaim did not send my cervical biopsy samples to an in network lab with my insurance. Its been 6 days since I had my colposcopy done. I cannot get an answer from anyone Ive talked to about what tests need to be done on those samples, or if they are any good anymore. If they are no good for testing at this point, how do I justify the cost of a second colposcopy when my Doctor and nurse had my insurance information? I am scared. I am angry. I am so disappointed in this experience.Not only am I concerned about my health, but Im also concerned with how hands off everyone seems to be handling my concerns.

Is a wonderful place to care for childrens is a miracles happen every day like God is here touching every child I also work here

My gf had our son here ,everyone was very friendly or polite and informative, but my fav. About this hospital is the food !!!!!!!

I can NEVER get anyone on the phone. I work until 4:00 M-F but there is no answering service or voicemail to leave a message with my doctor. There is no email either. Absolutely ridiculous... They also close at 1:00 or so on Friday. How in the WORLD do they operate without patients being able to contact their doctor? Somehow my app no longer worked and I was unable to contact my doctor. And I have called 5 times with no answer.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! I wouldn’t recommend this hospital at all. Go to the women’s hospital off Fannin you will be treated with much more care you and your baby. Obviously the good reviews for the hospital have to be from the staff. I just can not see why anyone would recommend this place. It’s new and most of the staff are new. The system isn’t quite there yet to truly give you the birthing experience —-Mommy of 5.

No one ever answers the phone when I call. Ive called right at 9:00am when they open and Im always sent to voicemail. They usually dont call me back till around 2:00pm, its frustrating to wait that long.

So far so good, I’m with Dr Dalia Moghazy and she and her assistant have been awesome. I’m just worried about the other staffs I might meet when its time to have my baby. I’m very worried with all these horrid experiences people have written here. Ill come back and update you guys on how it goes.Update: I had I wonderful experience with Dr Moghazy and the entire staff. These guys legit stay on top of everything and go out of their way to make sure youre taken care of. I would recommend Dr Moghazy and Texas childrens pavilion for women to anyone who wants a wonderful experience.

Amazing staff and service. I was googling the hours and came across these reviews, the negative ones are shocking. I love the doctors and they were amazing during my pregnancy and delivery.

Awesome experience, friendly family environment, pleasant support staff, really good food (which was unexpected), and we loved the celebration meal. Its a nice jesture. Thanks for all the support and making our stay comfortable.

Had a great experience this morning. Ever since I got to my permanent room with my baby and second shift is on has been horrible. This is only first day being here. Im so upset and dont want to even rate this because Im trying to give them a chance but when it takes almost 3 hours to get a nurse to my room to help me change my babies 2 poop diapers that I ended up doing hurting myself in the process is ridiculous. Then ask the lady to throw his diapers away and instead she just leaves them on my bed. then when I ask her to control the pain from a csection and its been over an hour and nothing? ThenKept calling my baby a girl and I corrected her yet again that he is a boy. Very disappointed and I still have a few more days to be here I would rather be home then be here.

After waiting in hold for 20 minutes to ask a simple question, I cancelled my appointment & found a new doctor. I decided that no woman should have to wait that long to ask her ob-gyns office a question. This place is like is like a factory, very cold and impersonal, youre just a number to them.

Unethical practices going on with billing, etc. This is a story about the employee’s supervisor’s supervisor’s supervisor not understanding some of the insurance health plans out there and try to take money from you upfront when your plan doesn’t work like that. Some of the charges are astronomical too. I suggest trying some of the other hospitals a block or two away that actually are ethical. This isn’t a hit on the doctors... just the people and leadership dealing with the $’s.

I had been having bleeding issues for a few years and no doctors could find anything wrong. I went to TX Childrens Pavilion for Women on a recommendation from a friend to see Dr. Vyas (someone who specializes in complications such as this... and more). Since I was new, they made me see her nurse practitioner initially. Well, being that I had bleeding issues for quite some time, I expected a fairly thorough exam, some blood work - anything. Instead, I got multiple Rxs for birth control pills over the course of almost a full year - and when that didnt work, I was told, Well some women simply just have erratic flows. Um, no. When can I see the actual doctor?! Luckily, my insurance changed and I had to find a new doctor affiliated with the Womens Hospital of Texas and she IMMEDIATELY did an exam, ran a full blood panel and called for an ultrasound. Outcome? Ive had multiple polyps in my uterus. I cant believe the negligence I experienced at TX Childrens - especially coming from a referral and complaining about a pretty significant issue. I just felt like I was just another patient/number, and the doctor(s) didnt have time to provide me with the adequate care. Happy I have found a solution to my issue, though!

I love this place. I had my daughter here last year and the experience was amazing. The nurses and dr.s go above and beyond to make you feel comfortable. DR. weiner is great she is my ob and wont be changing anytime soon. I travel over 1 hour just to see my ob and to deliver my children!

My stay was very good. The staff all over were very polite, willing to help in many ways (if you needes to simply vent, they were an open ear and they would honestly try to help in any situation given).The doctors who helped me along my pregnancy journey and birthing were FANTASTIC, and i would certainly be doing it all over again there if i ever give birth/get pregnant/or need OBGYN care.The doctors and staff members in the NICU where my sons are, are the best. The group of doctors who look after my sons are very informative and are willing to call with any updates and answer any questions i ever need answered or wonder.I definitely recommend this hospital to EVERYONE.Thank you for everything you guys do! 😁💕

Very friendly and helpful staff. The facility is nice and very clean!

I loved this hospital its so clean and the rooms are so big amd comfy. The hospital staff is very kind and the food was yummy.

This is a beautiful building and the best place for obstetric and prenatal care in the state. Its literal connection to TCH makes it one of the top hospitals in the nation for care and delivery of high risk infants.