Dr. Katherine Economy, MD

She delivered my mono-amniotic twins and came in on a day she was off. She was the best doctor I could ever ask during a stressful time. She was very knowledgeable and understanding. I’m so lucky I found such a great doctor to deliver my miracles.

Dr. Economy was amazing. Her bedside manners were impeccable. She is smart, bright, and efficient with a sense of humor. Preparing to have a child can be a daunting and downright frightening experience. She was definitely a trusted partner on our team. Everyone should have the experience of having such a great doctor.

Dr. Economy found out I was pregnant after losing my second son Darien and was my hero throughout the remainder of my pregnancy. She made sure that I was heard and told all of her team that I was very much aware of my body and I knew what I could do and couldn’t do. I trust dr economy with my life! When everyone told me to terminate a pregnancy that could potentially take me and my son she believed in me and gave me strength and hope for me me to continue through one of the hardest parts in my life. She is the definition of what an honest caring dr should be. Though I’m no dr she understood my concerns and really was on top of things even when she wasn’t there she always caught up and never missed a beat! Dr economy I just want to thank you for always looking out for me. And taking me under your wing as my dr. And giving me a voice. If you ever need a dr that you can confide in ask for dr economy she’s shaping caring drs and it makes such a difference .

I saw Dr. Economy when I was diagnosed with some very sad news about my twins. My own OB was at a loss and completely useless - Dr. Economy took on my difficult case and was my hero throughout the remainder of my pregnancy. She embodies all that a doctor should be - talented, kind and full of compassion. I highly highly recommend her.

Dr Economy is an outstanding doctor. I was lucky to have been under her care for my most recent pregnancy, having had a difficult previous pregnancy while living in Texas. Knowing this context, and having read through the 600+ pages of medical records I gave her, Dr. Economy was extremely reassuring, incredibly thorough and most importantly provided the best care and outcome I could have hoped for. My experience was nothing but positive, I could not have asked for better care from the entire staff and especially Dr. Economy. She is invested in each and every one of her patients and is exceptional in her field. If you are seeking the best in MFM care, Dr. Economy should be first on your list.

I was referred to this doctor by a cardiologist. I met with her for a pre-pregnancy consultation. I feel that the visit was set up for Dr. Economy to bully me, berate me, and make it clear that if I try to make decisions for myself that I will be treated horribly. The first thing she said (in a very sarcastic tone) when she walked in was â??so, are you here to actually listen to what I have to say, or are you just here to check off a box and do what you want anywayâ??. Dr. Economy was unprofessional, insulting, rude, and mean. I would never trust someone like this with my care. She made it clear that she had no respect for me before I even said one word to her. Does she treat all of her patients this badly if she disagrees with the decisions that they make about THEIR OWN LIVES AND BODIES?

I am very upset with this doctor and nurses at this office. I repeatedly asked for the tdap shot and they kept saying they would get to it and never gave it to me. They ended up giving me another shot soon after I complained well within two months of having my son he contracted pertussis and was in the hospital for a week. I called the doctors to confirm that that they gave me the tdap shot and they said they didn't give it to me that it was another shot. They also had the nerve to tell me that they couldn't believe I didn't get it. I just feel that this hospital is more for learning doctors. I was poked and probed so many times by numerous students it would make you sick. The resident doctor who assisted the delivery messed up my vaginal stitches and three days later they all came out and when I told them they said it would heal and they wouldn't re stitch me. I had a long string hanging and lot of blood from the wound. I regret so much coming to this hospital and I feel like… I made a big mistake especially when it came to my sons health. btw my sons circumcision needs to be redone because they didn't take off enough skin, now I have to pay out of pocket......

Dr. Economy's experience, expertise, confidence, intelligence, compassion, thoroughness, concern, and humor combine to make her an incredible maternal-fetal doctor. Throughout my high-risk pregnancy I had one complication after another cropping up on nearly a monthly basis and she handled all situations with a calmness and yet an attention to detail that at all times put me at as much ease as possible under the circumstances. In the end the birth of my twins was flawless and her performance in the birthing room/operating room once more assured me that my babies and I were in the best possible hands. I cannot recommend her highly enough.

Could not have been happier with my care from Dr. Economy. She took care of me with both of my babies also answered all of my questions and put me at ease. I delivered my first son early and when I went to see her for my second she made sure we took the precautions needed to make sure he would not come early. As far as I am concerned she is WONDERFUL! Cannot say enough GOOD things about her. If we decide to have a third she will be our doctor again.

My wife contracted a uterine infection when our daughter was born and Kathy missed it. Consequently, several weeks after discharge, my wife required a hospitalization to treat the infection with IV antibiotics. We went to Kathy again when my wife became pregnant. Post-partum, the same symptoms arose. We told Kathy, and every one of her residents that another uterine infection needed to be ruled out. We were told outright that my wife, without question, did not have a uterine infection.She was discharged. 4 hours later she was very sick. We went back to triage and lo and behold, a uterine infection.Once again, my wife was admitted for a hospitalization for a missed diagnosis by Kathy economy, only this time, me told her that we were pretty sure we knew what it was and we were ignored.