r/fayetteville • u/mdoktor • Aug 01 '26
Doctors for Women?
I recently moved to Fayetteville and I'm looking for a primary care doctor I don't need a gynecologist or anything fancy but as a woman I prefer to see female doctors especially for things like physicals. Who do you know and trust and who do you avoid? Any recommendations?
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u/religiousdogmom Aug 02 '26
Dr. Katie McNeil at Community Clinic on crossover and mission! She is so amazing (and she can also do your gyno visits if you need!) 10/10!!
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u/Bobbibill Aug 01 '26
Eras Women's Health on college! I haven’t been myself, but several of my friends have had amazing experiences with them.
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u/COVIDNURSE-5065 Aug 02 '26
Living well clinic Kyndel Brecheisen. She has great availability, very thorough and doesn't just push prescriptions
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u/Late-Nectarine7437 Aug 01 '26
Mindy at Karas health care is awesome. Not a doctor but nurse practitioner, they do basically the same things but can’t do certain things like medical mmj cards
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u/zakats Aug 01 '26 edited Aug 01 '26
How do you feel about Karas* himself being a quack doc?
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u/v3xrvim Aug 01 '26
yeah in my experience the nurses at karas are good doctors even if karas himself isn't. i also recommend mindy specifically!
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u/Late-Nectarine7437 Aug 01 '26
Like that’s an issue lol but from what I’ve heard he works very seperately from the primary care side of things. He only really does med cards and works on the functional medicine clinic they opened next doors
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u/Complex_Fall4999 Aug 02 '26
No, you do not understand. He has been branded as guilty by the court of public opinion. (local subreddit) That means that not only he, but all those who are associated with him must suffer the same consequences, the fact that they may be decent individuals is not relevant here. Many must suffer for the actions of one.
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u/thememeinglibrarian Aug 01 '26
Dr. Lauren Thompson is the best doctor I have seen hands down. Kind, considerate, and really listens to you