Brown's Women's Care: Heather Leslie-Brown, MD

Cartel Gleece

She was very informative and listened to me rather then cutting me off a sugar coating it really meant a lot !

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I had some health issues that had went unnoticed for years. After answering a questionnaire, she knew what was wrong and fixed the problems. I felt amazing taking the biote pellets and will continue. They made a huge difference in my day to day life with a three year old.

Crystal Stegall

0 stars, is what this place should be rated. I made an appointment here because a coworker loved Dr. Brown, and she offered a very detailed blood work that I wanted. This place doesn't resemble a doctor's office, at all. Not from the inside, not from outside, or even in the foyer of the building. When I went, there was 1 receptionist, who is also the nurse. 2 medical professionals in the whole office? Red Flag #2. When I got back to the room, the nurse/receptionist was nice and professional. Dr. Brown, however, treated me with the feeling of "why are you here?" the whole appointment. Why did I think I needed a hormone check? Then accused me of just needing to go on a diet and I explained that I have been on diets, and she said, "You have to exercise too. Not just diet." I told her that I used to be a runner and that I fell and broke my hand, and just never got back into it, especially since I have arthritis. She also said, "do you think you have arthritis or did someone tell you that?" It was just contradictory statements back to back. She then did a pap smear on me. It was the roughest pap smear I've ever had. It's never hurt when I've been to other doctors. She was extremely rough, and then she threw the bag of utensils in the sink afterwards. Her nurse/receptionist didn't even have gloves on when she got the pap smear utensils out of the cabinet. This place is dirty, unprofessional and doesn't care about you.

Quyn Chaunté Watts

Dr. Brown almost killed my grand baby. My daughter was in active labor, and had been for almost 12 hours. When I felt the time was right, we took her to the hospital next to Dr. Brown’s office. Dr. Brown was her doctor, and was on call that night. The nurse told us that Dr. Brown said for us to go home because my daughter was only at 2 cm. I tried to get her to change her mind, but I was unsuccessful. We left as fast as we could, and I took my daughter to Presbyterian in Charlotte where I told the doctor my history in the medical field and what was going on with my doctor. I advised him to do a c-section. He examined my daughter and agreed. When they cut my daughter open and pulled out my g-baby, her face was blue and purple because the cord was wrapped tightly around her neck. They worked on them both and they are both healthy and beautiful. NEVER trust your life in the hands of someone who can’t take you seriously.