Dr. April M. Sarvis, MD

"Dr. Sarvis was the OBGYN on call at Beaumont Troy when I delivered. Despite never having met her before, I was so pleased with her guidance through my labor. She managed an unexpected situation that could have led to additional health risk and took excellent care of my newborn and I before we moved to the postpartum wing. I never saw her in her office but would highly recommend her for delivery."

"Unfortunately this was my first OBGYN experience years ago, and I went to a few appointments. She was a very cold doctor with poor bedside manner, and not open to explaining conditions or what she was even doing. I would say her and the nurses that worked with her were very robotic, and did not act like they were treating humans. I left after my 3rd Visit when she gave me the worst colposcopy ever, and never returned."

"Most disrespectful staff and unreasonably long waiting time: two years in a row, I waiting over two hours: about one and a half hour in the waiting-room and 25-30 minutes in the checking-room (undressed). It's supposed to be my turn after 75 minutes waiting, but the front desk let someone came after me cut in line. I questioned about it. She said: "You wanted to reschedule or wait?""

"Worst doctor. Completely dismissive of my condition. Found a new doctor and it came out that she literally isnt trained to do what she said she did. Also, I was right and have papers to prove. She shouldnt be allowed to practice medicine. I could have had SERIOUS medical problems possibly life threatening because she failed to listen and she ignored me. Do NOT trust her."

"April Sarvis is patient and caring. She takes her time with patients. I would give it. 5 star except but there two reasons I won’t. Firstly, I don’t trust doctors. I’ve come to believe that, generally speaking, it’s all about the kind of insurance one has. But I believe Dr. Sarvis is still a caring and considerate to patients as a woman and a doctor. Second, the wait is unbearable. I’ve been at the clinic 10 - 15 minutes earlier to see if I can get in and get out. I’m still stuck for over an hour before I’m seen. Last time I was 10 minutes late, not right of me, and I felt it was right that I should wait longer since I was a bit late. But I between waiting and being seen it 4 hours wait. There has to be more time between patients."