Carroll John T MD Obstetrics & Gynecology

"Dr Carroll has taken care of me since I was 16, delivered all of my children & will be delivering my last child in June. I wouldn’t go to any other Dr but him. Known him going on 10 years & I hope he never retires!"

"They are holding my records hostage. I’ve called everyday for a week. I am high risk and cannot make another appointment with a different OB until they release my records. All I want to do is have a consult with a female OB, why am I being treated this way? They have ghosted me & all this man has to do is sign his initials to release my paperwork. Who operates like this? This is the worst doctor & most incompetent staff I’ve ever come across. Do not book here, there are many more issues I have with this office. Run far away."

"I have been a patient of Dr. Carroll's for over 6 years now. He is knowledgeable, straight forward (which I appreciate), listens to all my concerns and takes all possible options into account. The staff at his office are always helpful and they truly care about your health. After being diagnosed with infertility, Dr. Carroll reached out and got me an appointment with a fertility specialist in 2 weeks time when the wait time for new patient's was over 8 months."

"Dr. Carroll is phenomenal. I have met no one like him in all my years of experience with medical professionals. Even though I transferred to his practice late in my first pregnancy looking for a non-C-section happy OB, Dr Carroll is not simply a “naturalist” but a pragmatic, highly experienced, straight-shooting, and caring professional and person. I transferred to his care due to concerns about unnecessary medical interventions at my prior OB practice (and subsequently found out that my former OB actually said “off the record” that she would perform a C-section at every delivery if possible!). His orientation towards letting the body do what it does best but not buying into every natural myth (delivery was formerly one of the most dangerous experiences for women in every century before this one, after all) allowed me to ultimately trust his judgment at every crucial point in our delivery. Since having two sons (without pain meds but with some “interventions,” like puncturing the bag of waters when we hadn’t progressed past 9 cm for a few hours), I can say I honestly would try to have another baby sooner if I thought he was going to retire soon. He is the least awkward for discussing uncomfortable subjects, never in a rush, encourages all your questions and listens to concerns but is not reticent about his hard-earned perspective on delivery “fads” (e.g. recommending petocin post-delivery to minimize the chance of hemorrhage but ultimately allowing my decision to forgo it, but not budging on the requirement that I have a fetal heart rate monitor at all times when laboring in the hospital so as to ensure my baby was not at risk). While I agree that sometimes his staff (reception in particular - not his nurses) seem brusque or overworked, there’s no price you can put on having a medical professional in your corner, whose judgment you can trust when the chips are down."

"Called to make my first apt. Expecting in December so I’m early on. They couldn’t get me in for over a month, even with having a high risk pregnancy in the past. After agreeing to schedule the appointment 5 weeks out, she informed me that fathers were not able to come to appointments until the 20 week scan. This is a huge moment in both of our lives and being a female with a male doctor it seemed weird that he wouldn’t want my partner there. After asking her the receptionist to cancel my apt, she said “ok” and hung the phone up on me. During our few minute interaction, she asked me to “please hold” multiple times while she took other phone calls. I obviously didn’t see the doctor but after my interaction with her, I’m glad I didn’t. She didn’t even say bye, they’re non accommodating and they seemed overbooked. As a nurse, this is not how I want to be treated as a patient."