Emory Women’s Center at Emory Decatur Hospital

Dec 2023

While every visit I had here during my nine months wasn’t a dream .. I did receive proper prenatal care at this location. I feel every place has its pros and cons, but the providers I frequented were excellent listeners and super informative. Dr. Dabney was my all-time favorite, hands down! She has the BEST bedside manner and just a great overall personality. Dr. Machefsky was my second favorite because she is a provider who expresses genuine care (and she wears cute glasses) AND she delivered my baby! Thank you Dr. Machefsky!!!!!! I had a miserable pregnancy, (due to having manic depression and hyperemesis) these doctors did what they could to get me through it, despite...read full review

Mar 2023

I HATE EMORY… I delivered my son in November and after my delivery they took me to the recovery floor where my bed was broken and there was a roach in my room! That was strike 1…. Strike 2 was that the staff was highly unorganized and miscommunicated on the day of discharge which led to my fiancés name not being on the birth certificate. AND THE NAIL IN THE COFFIN was my son ended up catching a staff infection due to uncleanliness in the hospital, AND THE DOCTOR DID MY SON’S CIRCUMCISION WRONG!!! Now my son has to see a urologist to get it fixed ? he went through all that pain for no reason just for him to have excessive skin as if he never got it done. Honestly...read full review

Mar 2023

I have no complaints. I was pleasantly surprised at the support I received as a trans man. I wasn't made to feel out of place for going to a "women's center." I didn't have to explain anything to any doctor, and they never messed up my pronouns once. Dr. Elizabeth Kobe was also knowledgeable on trans-specific healthcare. This is a very welcoming place.The parking can definitely be rough though, and it sucks you have to pay for it. You need to plan ahead for parking because it does take some time.