Dr. Celeste Y. Williams, DO

"I went to L&D for a mark on my leg. I noticed that my calves started to swell this past weekend and then a bright red mark appeared, so I wanted to check for DVT because I am 38 weeks pregnant. This doctor looked at my leg and straight up told me I have ring worm. First off ring worm is very contagious and it is not diagnosed lightly. Then she kept saying it’s fungal which it did not itch and it was under the skin. On top of that I had protein in my urine and the nurse said they needed to monitor me for awhile, but 5 min later Dr. Williams came in and said you are good to go. This doctor really should be evaluated. I don’t trust her at all and if for some reason if I have to go back to the hospital before my induction I will refuse to have her. Btw I found out the rash was due to swelling."

"I had Dr Williams with my first pregnancy & I loved her!! Now second time around I’m back to seeing her again & my opinion has not changed!! She really is a good doctor very informative & she’s just great when I have questions. Take all the 5 stars seriously!!"

"i found Dr. Williams after going with two other OBGYNs I didn’t feel a connection with, I liked the way she cared for the patient unlike the first two I saw. She might seem like a serious woman but she really sweet and kind. I gained quite a few pounds, more than I should have but she just told me to be careful. During my labor she knew what was best for me and the baby even though I didn’t want a c section but everything went great. My needs were always first and she made sure to answer my concerns."

"Dr Williams was one of the on call Doctors during my 2nd postpartum stay due to pre-eclampsia. During this time she was to evaluate my blood pressure and adjust meds as needed. She allowed my BP to get to unsafe levels that would not allow me to be discharged. When I requested to be re-evaluated she dismissed me, told me to follow up with my OB and changed my meds. This is something she could have done over the course of 2 days to do it safely and not get upset because a patient wanted to discuss their medical care."