Butler Cheryl MD

Dr. Butler «retired» and didn’t notify her patients. I talked to my new dr. and they said they haven’t had luck getting her charts. Totally irresponsible!

I’ve edited my past review to update information (UPDATED 4÷23÷13).
I’m going to complete this in two parts. One for those who don’t want to read much and one for those who are looking for something a little more in depth.
The one for those who don’t like to read: I love Dr. Butler, your not going to find a better doctor out there. If your thinking about going to her, go, you won’t be sorry.
A more in depth review:
Dr. Butler is a Mom and a Doctor. Can you ask for a better OBGYN? She’s been through this whole giving birth thing personally and with a whole lot of girls. I enjoy knowing that she’s been there, done that personally and with a bunch of friends who also happen to be her patients.
One really swell thing about Dr. Butler is that she is never more than about 5 minutes past her appointment time. You can bet that when you arrive at her office, you will get prompt, courteous service from her and her staff. They are a friendly group over there and always willing to laugh with you.
I’m not going to sit here and say that Dr. Butler has done everything for me that I’ve ever asked. She has, however, used her expertise each and every time and she has kept me and my babies healthy. Sure, we all want to be told that we are always right and that we can have anything and everything we want but in my opinion I also want my doctor to know when to tell me no and when to tell me I am, in essence, crazy for thinking whatever it is I think. She is just that. She won’t let you hurt yourself or your child, born or unborn. She will help you bring a brand new baby into your family just as smoothly as humanly possible. She will be there whenever you need her. She’s got an on-​call number where she can be reached any time, any day. If she can’t be (come on, remember she is human, she also has a life outside of her work) there will be someone that will call back who will help you out just as well as she can. She’s got a great team of doctors to help out on the on-​call system and again, they will use their experience to help you through whatever could be ailing you.
Dr. Butler has been «my girly doctor» for well over 9 years now. I’m not going anywhere else, she is the right doctor for me. She has always answered all of my questions as in depth as I have wanted. She will give you as little or as much information as you need, you just have to be up front with asking her and telling her what information you are looking for. Dr. Butler is a very intelligent, down to Earth individual who is great at her profession. If your looking for an OB, she is definitely at least worth trying out. I like her, I bet you will too.
Thanks for reading my lengthy review, I hope it helps make your decision on her easier.

I was a patient of doctor Butler for 7+ years… until now, when they way she handled some post partum complications made it clear that she was not the right doctor for me. Overall, i think she is a competent doctor, technically speaking, but quite poor in bed side manners.
After my second baby was born, despite me having had some issues (such as large blood clots), i was surprised about being discharged without dr Butler performing any sort of visits on me (neither external or internal) the day i left the hospital.
The same night i was discharged, i had to go to the ER. Doctor Butler came to the ER and after prescribing a variety of test for me, left the hospital without coming by to inform me directly what was the complication i had. After waiting for a while, the ER doctor came and told me «your doctor said you can go home». Of course i had 1,000+ questions on my mind, such as: What did i have? was this normal? what should i except over the next few days? etc. I was extremely disappointed about her leaving without telling none of that or saying goodbye.
After delivering, women are in a very delicate physical and emotional place; and that is how i felt vulnerable and weak. It is unfortunate that all of this unfolded during this time. During all this ordeal I felt that dr Butler was not taking me seriously, nor i felt any sympathy. Every time I called her office after my delivery, I had the feeling that I was considered a nuisance and a whiney patient.
In the end I learned I had a complication called «uterine prolapse». Doctor Butler did not provide adequate information on the issue, the reasons, possible scenarios, and the way to recovery. All of this prompted me to switch OB five days after delivering. I am very happy with my new OB, and given the continuos blood clots, 6 weeks after delivering i had to do a procedure called «D and C» to clean my uterus. Now I am doing great and enjoying my baby.