Stark Women’s Center — Canton

I would avoid Megan at all costs, as well as the current practice she is working at, Stark Women's Center. I ended up getting pregnant last spring (2025) and wanted to go in for a checkup after I found out because my underlying medical condition messes with my hormones and I needed progesterone supplementation. They would not see me, so I just hoped and prayed everything would be fine. I then had a miscarriage (spring/early summer 2025) with our first baby and had all the clinical signs/symptoms of a miscarriage at 6 weeks. I scheduled an appointment with her the day after going to the hospital to get checked out, where they heard my baby's heartbeat, but I had severe bleeding and cramping/contractions, which is why I ended up in the ER. I had just seen her a month prior for my yearly appointment where we discussed me wanting to conceive, so I was surprised when she walked into the room stating that she had no idea I was even wanting to try for kids. She then checked me out and told me there was absolutely nothing to worry about and even had the audacity to say congratulations on the way out the door, knowing I was having a miscarriage, again, based on all the classic signs/symptoms. I asked to have bloodwork done as well and she told me no, that it wasn't necessary (which is crazy because my husband and I are the one's paying for it, so she really had no reason to say no - it wasn't an unreasonable request). During this entire process I was also rushed out of the room and barely had a chance to ask any questions. I called the nurse later that day because I had passed something and was unsure what it was. It was the size of a nickel, and we can all piece together what it was. When I explained this to the nurse, she basically treated me like I was stupid and kept telling me it was just the tip of the lubrication bottle they used during my exam and then got frustrated when I told her very clearly that is not what this was. I ended up going back to the ER the next morning, where my miscarriage was confirmed. All in all, even with insurance, the hospital trips ended up costing us over $4500 all because she wouldn't see me, and then when she did see me, wouldn't diagnose me or even listen to my concerns. I was in the worst pain of my life, thinking I was dying, because I didn't realize miscarriages cause you to go into full blown labor and being unaware of this makes the pain so much scarier. Staub didn't even inform me of this and she was well aware of the pain I was in. Overall, the care was severely lacking and almost humiliating during the most traumatic experience of my life. I have PCOS and still have yet to conceive again, so this baby was our miracle. Knowing how her and the nurse treated my husband and I is unforgivable, and I want to warn others out there who may be going to see her. I did end up talking to some higher-ups to let them know about how I was treated, but nothing will bring back my baby.

5 stars for Kim in billing. I had a balance on my account and called every month to make a payment. Paid off! She treated me with respect every month when I called. Also, seems like a nice person 😀. …