Memorial Gulfport OBGYN Clinic 4502 Old Pass Road, Gulfport, MS 39501

"The front desk has became horrible every since it was switched to memorial. The staff are always too busy to attend to the patients. At first I thought it was due to the switch but it has been over a month. Out of the 5 times I have been there for an appointment zero of them have been a good experience."

"Terrible horrible experience. These people do NOT care about patients. I have waited more than 2 hours to see my provider multiple times. And they over charged me $300!"

"If I could give them -5 stars I would. This place is an absolute joke. Please save your time and money and RUN. The staff is extremely rude and you might as well plan on being there all day. The last time I went, my appointment was at 2pm for a depo injection. I was in the waiting room for 2 hours, placed in a room for another 45 mins before I was seen. I had to argue with the nurse because she was saying my depo was WAY past due. I have never missed an appointment for this, so how can it be months past due? The nurses from my previous visit were not charting correctly, causing my chart to say I was missing doses. The nurse was very rude about this matter, she talked over me and at one point and she even yelled at me saying I had missed my last 2 injections. The people here are extremely unprofessional and I would not recommend them to anyone!!"

"Ok. So what you need to know about this clinic is 1) should I get medical care here? and 2) what will my experience be like? The ratings are low for a couple of very obvious reasons: 1) The front desk staff is pretty unprofessional, and the process for contacting the clinic and trying to make an appointment is, to be honest, a mess. I talked to three different people over the course of an entire day just to get to someone who could actually schedule me a normal appointment. 2) Once you’re there for your appointment, you are going to wait. Forever. Past your appointment time into oblivion. Like, consistently an hour or more past your appointment time. BUT the reason I gave 4 stars (instead of the infuriated 1 a lot of people seem to give for this issue, and that I feel like giving every time I interact with the front desk staff) is that the actual doctors here really are good providers of quality OB/Gyn care. I assume what must be happening with the wait is that they are just WAAYY overbooked, and having to go to deliveries, etc. So 1) Yes, you should get care here if you want good, quality care provided by docs associated with the best (as in highest level of care) hospital in the area and 2) your experience will be moderately infuriating. Good luck out there guys."

"A few months ago I called and was worked in for an unplanned visit. The receptionist was kind on the phone & gave me a 2pm appointment time. I showed up about 20 minutes early to complete paperwork, hoping I would be seen on time.. When I arrived the office door was locked. No note on the door. I tried calling the office several times and there was no ringtone. After standing outside in the hot & humid summer heat for a few minutes, I saw people walking past me on their cell phones (making eye contact with me) towards the back of the building. At 2pm the receptionist opened the door. I went to sign in and was greeted at the counter by "whats the name?". No hello. No apology for walking past me outside, with me looking puzzled and pulling on the locked door, and not saying that they don't open for the next 10/15 minutes. Come to find out the ENTIRE office staff all go to lunch AT THE SAME TIME, AND SHUT OFF THEIR OFFICE PHONE while they are gone. No note on door. No mention on the phone when I was given the appointment earlier that morning, not to show up early. I completed the paperwork. Over 15 minutes PAST my appointment time, I was finally called back to an exam room.. After ANOTHER 15 minutes sitting half naked, I was finally seen by the Dr. (who also passed me by waiting outside her office & didn't say anything). When will Dr's realize it is US THEIR PATIENTS who supply their salary by utilizing the services they offer. If the doctors can't hire compassionate, competent employees to run their office and assist their patients in a friendly and timely manner, I'll be taking my health care needs & money elsewhere."