Dr. Michelle Marie Miller, MD

Honestly have never been talked to by a doctor like the way she spoke to me EVER.. I struggle with my mental health and now I’m pregnant. the surge of hormones on top of stopping my prescription have caused me to struggle more than normal.. I apparently made the mistake of reaching out for help because this woman made me feel even worse about it. first thing she says to me when she walked in the room is “i usually deal with mildly depressed patients, not severely depressed or suicidal patients” ok? sorry? like should i reschedule with someone else? then wouldn’t stop talking about how I needed to start taking my prescription meds again, after being told not to by my other doctor.. then tried to have her nurse make me call the suicide hotline with her in the room and I told her I was uncomfortable and I wasn’t going to do it. her nurse then asked me if I was refusing, almost like I was resisting arrest or something, and made it seem like they weren’t going to let me leave. I literally… will never step foot in that office again and couldn’t get out of there faster. Most rude, demeaning doctor. Save yourself the trouble and find someone with a little more compassion.

She spoke down to me about asking about contraceptives when I was 21. She demeaned my questions with her tone and answers. She put nexplanon in and after having severe cramps, dizziness from blood loss, and constant bleeding for 6 months I went in to ask for a follow up option, as my primary said that was not normal and my body should’ve regulated by then. She questioned me and if I knew more than her and then when she went to cut it out she first forgot to numb the area and then said oops and rough cut the nexplanon out. I had my primary check the stitches later, as I was having nerve damage problems and zapping pain in my arm. My primary asked me what hacked me up so bad and was baffled as a few simple incisions would have removed the device.

Year 2 seeing Dr. Miller. Best OBGYN I've seen in 39 years. Thoroughly reviews my background, patient, intelligent, educates me without asking, plus answers all of my questions and I never feel rushed. Very good experience with Dr. Miller and her staff. I recommend.

Stay as far away as possible. Poor bedside manner and does not take your feelings into consideration. Because of A mistake she made with me, I had to have additional procedures and scan after scan because of it. She wouldn't admit to any fault nor would she reduce or eliminate any payment out of our pocket after insurance, which came to almost $3,000. Stay as far away as possible. I'm even considering switching clinics all together.

Dr. Miller has had a profound effect in my medical life. Not only has she always made me feel comfortable, but she never made me to feel like I was rushed. She was always compassionate and and very honest in her medical diagnosis. I can't wait until she is in practice again. Tis truly is one of the few doctors I would highly recommend to women who are looking for an incredible doctor.

Fantastic, professional, caring

I had a very difficult pregnancy with many high risk issues. Despite my high levels of anxiety, I had all the faith in the world that she would give me the best care possible. Very competent, caring, and energetic. Recommended her to all my friends who are also happy with her care.

I found Dr. Miller when I was living in Racine. Even after I moved away (30 miles!), I still travel back to Racine to see her. She is knowledgeable, takes the time to get to know her patients personally as well as medically, and I find her bedside manner to be excellent.

superb medical care with my special issues.

This doctor was far from what I was looking for. All she said was, try for a year and a half if you don;t get pregnant come back. I did get pregnant and started bleeding, They didn't do anything to check if I could save my pregnancy. After my visit to the ER to confirm I was miscarrying, she called me and asked, "why was I crying?". And it doesn't end here. I went to a follow up one month after. And a couple weeks later I was having some stabbing pain, and I called to get an appointment. And this is why I looked for anothe doctor. The nurse wouldn;t give me an appointment, she said that I take Tylenol, and if in a week I was still in pain, to call back! When I was seen by a competent physician, he found I had a lot of endometriosis and had me do the right treatment.