Dr. Kelly Campbell, MD

Not always very friendly or thorough with making sure your questions and concerns are answered and addressed. Sometimes has made it feel like she's just appeasing you or is bothered to answer more questions! She is my least favorite physician in their office.

My experiences with Dr Campbell have been nothing but amazing. She is very knowledgeable and answers every question that I have no matter how silly or small. She doesn't sugar coat things but she doesn't judge either. I think maybe people that have given her a bad review are just being overly sensitive to her up front and no nonsense style. She makes sure she answers every question you might have and lets you know what to expect next. I have been her patient for general Gynecology and now for OB. I've even recommended her to my mom. As long as you are open and honest she will give you all the information you need.

My visits with Dr. Campbell have always been very pleasant. She is kind and takes the time to listen. This is the first OBGYN that I have truly been comfortable with. In fact the entire office is very professional and kind.

Dr. Campbell has a warm, caring manner that puts patients at ease. She came highly recommended to me & now after having been her patient (for more than 8 years) I to highly recommended her to people!

Awesome! Great care!

Wonderful care! Very personable and professional!

I do not understand how others could have a bad experince with Dr. Campbell! She has always made me feel very welcomed and domfortasble, and I truly feel like I can tell her anything, not holding back, and she will not judge me. One day I was waiting for an ultra sound to be done, as a cyst was found! I passed out in the room, and ended up in ther hosptial. The very next day I got a personal call from Dr. Campbell, checking in and seeing how I was feeling! AMAZING DR! She als talks to you like a friend, not like a Dr. but in a good way!! Cant imagine seeing another Dr.

Horrible excuse for a dr. Very rude and Unwilling to listen. Actually sent me out of Room when i took my 17 year old daughter To see her telling me my child was an adult And her medical info was not my business.

If you choose her to be your doctor, please please be careful. Fight for yourself if you feel strongly about your diagnosis. Go see another doctor for a 2nd opinion (not another doc in the office). It took me over a year to be able to write this. I had an amnio (I was 40) and the tech told me the baby was in the 3rd percentile, very very small! I knew something was wrong. Then I started getting sick on everything I ate. Dr Campbell told me some babies are tiny and sent me for tests for intestinal sickness. I begged her for 2mths to re-measure the baby. She didn't. I was 28wks pregnant and told her she needed to do it or I'd go somewhere else. She did. He was still very small. I cried in her office hysterically, so she got me in to see a high risk OB 3days later. The high risk doc said I had a reverse flow placenta, which is why he was so small and probably why I was getting sick. I was admitted into the hospital that same day. 3days after that (still in the hospital) my liver started… to fail and they had to perform an emergency C-section. I had HELLP and preeclampsia. I was in the hospital for about a week and my baby spent 3mths in the NICU. Thankfully my baby has grown and he is healthy with nothing wrong (so far, knock on wood), he is just still tiny for his age. I know that if I had not fought for him to be re-measured, we would both not be here right now. I did not go into labor, my body started to breakdown. The drs at the hospital told me that if I were home, we both could have died. I still live with the anxiety of the experience everyday. I'm just thankful that the hospital saved us both.

Dr. Campbell is a wonderful, caring Dr. I have been a patient for over 10 years and have found her thorough with her exams and always willing to answer questions. I never feel rushed when talking to her. Both of my daughters who are in their twenties are now patients of Dr. Campbell.