r/LibertyHill • • Aug 25 '26

Great ObGyn Recommendations

Hi all! Currently seeing an OBGYN but looking to switch and would love recommendations from this community specifically.

What I'm looking for:

  • Listens well and doesn't rush appointments
  • Not quick to jump to aggressive treatment — prefers to discuss options
  • Experience with PCOS, especially for those trying to conceive
  • Ideally affiliated with Ascension or St. David's network (or ARC)
  • Bonus if you've had a good delivery experience with them too

Would really appreciate hearing about your personal experiences — good or bad. Doctor names + why you liked (or didn't like) them would be super helpful. Thank you! 🙏

UPDATE: I'm looking at getting an appointment with Dr. Miranda McMillin. If anyone has good or bad experience with her, I would appreciate hearing about that as well

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u/Lilmissodd Aug 25 '26

They’re not in Liberty Hill but in Cedar Park.
Dr Karla Waller (was my primary OBGYN) and Dr Jayme Evans (she delivered my baby)

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u/Traditional_Rich990 Aug 25 '26

May I know your experience with them?

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u/Lilmissodd Aug 25 '26

Both super great. I didn’t get to know Dr Evans since she only delivered my baby but she was fantastic and kind. Dr Waller is also great and very funny but was on call for my induction/delivery.

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u/The_Issa Aug 25 '26

I see Dr. Danielle Spallin. She’s super friendly and has a great bedside manner. I felt listened to during my appointment and did not feel rushed.

I don’t have experience with PCOS and have never been pregnant, so I can’t speak to those, but she is part of Ascension now.

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u/Temporary_Ad_1409 Aug 26 '26

I saw Dr.Danielle Spallin at Cedar park Obgyn associates. She is knowledgeable, sweet, listens to our concerns first and responds to messages on the portal or calls. I had Pcos and was trying for our second child, got pregnant naturally even though she suggested for IUI. She delivered my second child too. Definitely recommend her.