Curtis Orr, MD, FACOG

"I wish I could give 0 stars. My experience with Dr Orr has been a bad one. My experience with IUD insertion was awful and I know better now. Wish my doctor had prepared me better. Now I’m being billed for services because they do their testing out of network. I only chose this office because they are supposed to be in my network. I urge everyone who’s had a similar experience to go to the consumer financial bureaus website and file an online complaint. Otherwise they’re just going to keep ripping people off."

"I see alot complaints on here about doctor orr my daughter wasn't happy here either if you having promblems and you need help but it's more than medicine it's about compassion and listening to your patients I ask for the old school birth control I don't like being threatening either talking about I told him I didn't want my lining scraped and he was giving progesterone and it was helping then all of a sudden he gives me depo in a pill form I was trying have more kids in going work shooting out huge blood clots you wouldn't even thinks its real I had go to the emergency room and they told me there was depo in the pills when I just wanted to regulate my period the nurse just do whatever the doc say and he said unless u scheduled to get yr lining scraped I won't give u progesterone He said u knw what be better off on my own I tried leave messages and tell them how I felt I had the other was really compassionate but they messed me up for real now i have my periods everyone without no help don't get doc orr there is always another gynecologist that is better don't settle and don't let a gynecologist treat you like that every deserves to have a happy healthy baby and having a baby should be hard it's your choice not the doc be your own advocate n don't put up with that andi couldn't have depo that's wat messed me up n the birth control I had miscarriages n still have hormone thyroid adrenal gland problems along with a umbilical hernia he doesn't even listen he wants to what he wants dont settle get another gynecologist"

"He believes in the suction cup during child birth. He's not friendly at all. A very traumatic experience watching my granddaughter be born . Then discover a few months later she's permanently partially deaf both ears. Suction cup fell off and he applied it again. She was born with a cone shape on her head.. Do not go to this doctor. I don't even know why he's still here. I have talked to several mothers whose had bad experiences with him. He needs to quit practicing."

"Dr . Orr is horrible, he has no bed side manner , he’s rude . We didn’t even know who he was because he’s not the original dr. He never said 2 words nor did he congratulate the new young mom . He acted as if he was bothered."

"He delivered my first son in 2011. It was a horrible, traumatic experience I wouldn’t wish on anyone. He came in to my room after my husband had went out to get a drink and told me I had to have a vaginal exam. I was uncomfortable with it at that time and he threatened me with a c-section if I didn’t comply. He brushed off any concerns I had, and seemed quite bothered to answer any questions. My son’s heartbeat was normal but I wasn’t allowed to move or change positions so my son had some difficulty coming out. Dr. Orr used a vacuum which resulted in a huge swollen hematoma on my son’s head. When my son was born, the epidural was turned down so low that I could easily move my legs and felt everything. This wouldn’t have been a problem, except Dr. Orr cut an episiotomy after my son’s head was delivered—after and while I was begging him not to. My birth plan clearly stated that I did not consent to an episiotomy. I told him I did not want him to cut me. I begged him not to cut me. He did it anyway and I felt all of it. I felt the shallow stitches he did afterwards. I felt several of those shallow stitches pop out three days later when I got out of my car bringing my son home. I do not know if he has changed in the past 10 years, but the “care” I was provided was horrific. I hope he treats he current patients with more kindness, empathy, and respect."