Dennard-Hall Keisha MD

"Dr. Dennard-Hall is an excellent provider. I especially appreciate her comprehensive and step-wise approach to diagnosis and treatment. I’m glad I found her."

"My experience with Obstetrics & Gynecology of Atlanta (Suwanee/Johns Creek) was not a good one. My issue is with the doctors there. I had two appointments…my first prenatal exam and my second one which should have been an ultrasound and more tests, but unfortunately, I had a miscarriage at 12 weeks, so I was seen for that instead. I was already on vacation from my job and suffered the miscarriage during that time. Of course, miscarriages take a physical (I even called in to ask if the pain I was still feeling was normal) and emotional toll on me so I need more time off from work. I submitted a FMLA claim for a week after my vacation ended through my employer (which I had to call the doctor’s office a few times to get them to fill out the paperwork and I think they even lost it as they had to ask me to have it sent again). In short, I believe it was Dr. Henke I spoke to first that said they could not cover the exact dates I needed for FMLA (I realized after the fact that she was telling me I should have been fine to attend work a week after my miscarriage) and remember I was already on vacation. I cried that I could lose my job. There were times Dr. Henke made me feel like she felt I was lying, which I didn’t not appreciate. She did adjust the dates to cover longer but that did not help my situation as they still were not the dates I needed covered. After, I tried to reach out to the doctor I dealt with, Dr. Keisha Dennard-Hall. I could tell they were trying to avoid letting me talk to her. Instead of Dr. Dennard-Hall reaching out to me directly, she had a nurse call me to tell me she agreed with the decision the midwife and Dr. Henke came up with. I found that to be so rude and unacceptable. That she didn’t even have the decency reach out to me after I requested to speak with her to hear what I had to say or know how I was feeling. I’ve never had to do this before, and no one explained to me that I have a timeframe of when I should be feeling better (which is already ridiculous). I also called and spoke to a nurse and explained my situation before submitting the FMLA claim and even she said I should be fine for as I wasn’t asking for much. After suffering a miscarriage and potentially losing my job, I felt they didn’t care or have empathy especially as women. For those reasons and others, I could never recommend them to anyone."