Elizabeth Morgan's Online Review Report Card

Absolutely amazing!!! Truly cares about her patients

She’s late for >15 minutes and trying to rush us out of the door in 5 minutes, guess so she could go for her next appointment. Questions were not being answered, she got suddenly irritated when we asked for detailed explanation. This doctor is very unprofessional and do not treat patients with respect. You won’t be getting good care from her, move on finding better doctors

I went to Dr. Morgan at 25 years old after trying to convince for a year. I was 25 looking for answers about why if I was healthy, I couldn't get pregnant. You would think it would only get harder the older you get. I had told her I am worried I have endometriosis due to me having almost every single symptom, including infertility. After a 15 min appointment with no exam or anything, she told me that "We will start to worry when you are 30. It's not that you aren't a priority, you just aren't my top priority right now. We can start to worry when you turn 30 if you haven't had a baby." I left the appointment upset. She looked at my age & just because it wasn't important to her to have a baby young, she blew me off. I'm so glad I didn't listen to her, I was diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis less than a year later & an AMH of only 2.3 at 26 years old. At almost 27 years old my AMH went down to 2.0, which means I have a early diminishing ovarian reserve. Over 3 years later and doing mu

I went to Dr. Morgan at 25 years old after trying to convince for a year. I was 25 looking for answers about why if I was healthy, I couldn't get pregnant. You would think it would only get harder the older you get. I had told her I am worried I have endometriosis due to me having almost every single symptom, including infertility. After a 15 min appointment with no exam or anything, she told me that "We will start to worry when you are 30. It's not that you aren't a priority, you just aren't my top priority right now. We can start to worry when you turn 30 if you haven't had a baby." I left the appointment upset. She looked at my age & just because it wasn't important to her to have a baby young, she blew me off. I'm so glad I didn't listen to her, I was diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis less than a year later & an AMH of only 2.3 at 26 years old. At almost 27 years old my AMH went down to 2.0, which means I have a early diminishing ovarian reserve. Over 3 years later and doing multiple fertility treatments I am getting the care I need from a doctor that cares about their patients. Not just the "higher priority" patients. I'm so thankful I took what she said with a grain of salt & didnt wait until I was "30" because I may have never had a chance to have my own babies by that time. Very disappointing meeting someone like her at a time where I needed a doctor to help. But also thankful I now know to never recommend her. Side note: I asked for a pap smear because I had never had one at 24. She told me she has in her records that I had one within the past 6 months. I don't know if she was looking at the wrong patient, but I had never had one & didn't live in the state at that time. She left the room and I didn't see her again.

I went to Dr. Morgan at 25 years old after trying to convince for a year. I was 25 looking for answers about why if I was healthy, I couldn't get pregnant. You would think it would only get harder the older you get. I had told her I am worried I have endometriosis due to me having almost every single symptom, including infertility. After a 15 min appointment with no exam or anything, she told me that "We will start to worry when you are 30. It's not that you aren't a priority, you just aren't my top priority right now. We can start to worry when you turn 30 if you haven't had a baby." I left the appointment upset. She looked at my age & just because it wasn't important to her to have a baby young, she blew me off. I'm so glad I didn't listen to her, I was diagnosed with stage 4 endometriosis less than a year later & an AMH of only 2.3 at 26 years old. At almost 27 years old my AMH went down to 2.0, which means I have a early diminishing ovarian reserve. Over 3 years later and doing multiple fertility treatments I am getting the care I need from a doctor that cares about their patients. Not just the "higher priority" patients. I'm so thankful I took what she said with a grain of salt & didnt wait until I was "30" because I may have never had a chance to have my own babies by that time. Very disappointing meeting someone like her at a time where I needed a doctor to help. But also thankful I now know to never recommend her. Side note: I asked for a pap smear because I had never had one at 24. She told me she has in her records that I had one within the past 6 months. I don't know if she was looking at the wrong patient, but I had never had one & didn't live in the state at that time. She left the room and I didn't see her again.

I truly love dr morgan. She delivered my last daughter and is going to be delivering my twins. Shes great as what she does and answers all my foances and my questions. I can honestly say out of the many, many different doctors ive had from my very first 6 years ago to. Ow, she has been the absolute best

Always seem to be in a rush. And when questioned, seemed to be very defensive. Unprofessional attitude towards patient

I have seen Dr. Morgan for almost 15 years now. She has seen me as a teenager and still to this day as I am going to be 30 this year. She is the most wonderful Dr. in the world. She has always taken her time with me, makes sure she answers all my questions and makes me feel like I am important not just another number. I can not tell you how much I value her. Good Dr's are hard to come by and she is the most compassionate and understanding person. She has delivered all 3 of my children and I feel like she keeps up on the new education and is aware of newer medicine as she always tells me things that are new in the medicine field. When i had a scare of cancerous cells she held my hand and walked me through the whole process. She was compassionate and so understanding. I cant even begin to tell you how much it has meant to me for her to be there for all the things I have gone through. I feel like I matter as her patient and Im not just a pay check. She is AMAZING!!!!!

Dr. Morgan doesn't work closely with her patients’ and their concerns and priorities regarding their care and doesn't works with them to meet their health goals. She doesn't feels it is important to give her patients all the information so they can make their own health care decisions and respects their own choices.