Alexandra Kidd, MD, MPH

I cannot speak to the quality of Dr. Kidd herself because unfortunately I could not bring myself to go to her office after multiple negative experiences with Rita, a member of her office staff. I was referred to her office by my primary gyno to be scoped to check for endometriosis. When I called to schedule my appointment I spoke to Rita and told her that I was referred for a scope to check for endometriosis. She proceeded to ask me questions about different procedures using medical terminology that I don’t understand as a layperson. I told her I am not a doctor and did not understand her questions and restated that I was refers for a scope to check for endometriosis. She said that she would need to get the notes from my primary’s office before she could confirm which procedure I needed but put me on the books for a specific appointment time. It took two more phone conversations in which she always sounded too busy to be bothered with me to confirm that I was scheduled for an endometrial biopsy. Since I am not a dr I did not know that this does not involve a scope… so I googled the procedure and what I read sounded nothing like anything my primary had discussed with me at all. Honestly, I almost called my primary after the first two conversations with Rita to request a different referral… now I wish I had! After reading about the biopsy procedure I called my primary’s office and spoke to a member of her office staff who pulled up the notes they sent over and read that it stated very clearly that I was being referred for a scope. She also informed me that the biopsy is not even something that they would refer me out for because they do them in their own office. She called Dr. Kidd’s office for me and when she called me back let me know that they had changed my appointment to a consult. I called Dr Kidd’s office myself to find out why I had to have a consult if I was referred by a dr that I had already consulted with. Rita explained that this is required since Dr Kidd has never seen me before. I was trying to explain that these appointments are not easy or convenient for me and to inquire as to whether an exception could be made. As with our previous three conversations Rita was in no way interested in hearing anything I needed to say. I asked her to let me speak but she refused because apparently she already knew everything I was going to say. I tried to point out to her that she was constantly interrupting and talking over me. I finally got her to be quiet long enough for me to bring to her attention the first time we spoke when she refused to listen to me resulting in her scheduling me for the wrong procedure. Of course, she didn’t want to hear it so she said she would let me speak to her manager but not until she gave her HER side of the story first. Her manager came to the phone and immediately assumed that she knew what I was going to say based on what Rita had told her so she jumped right in with, «to answer your question» at which time I stopped her and let her know that the conversation was not going to go that way and that she should not be assuming to know what I wanted to say or talk about. Her response was that she already knew what my question was and could just answer it. I told her I did not have a question and expressed some frustration to which she told me I needed to calm down. I told her that I was calm and that she should not be assuming to know what I was going to say. So, finally, I was allowed to speak. I recounted the four conversations I had with Rita. She apologized and then continued to «answer my question» letting me know that the dr requires a consult with all new patients before performing any procedures. So essentially she didn’t really care about the way I had been treated and was just waiting to answer the question that I no longer had. I cancelled the appointment for the consult and will calling my primary for a new referral. I sincerely hope that Rita receives some coaching regarding communicating with patients. Although I doubt she will since her «manager» wasn’t a whole lot better.

I saw Dr. Kidd back in August and this was my first OBGYN appointment and I saw her for a well woman exam. She came into the room with a great attitude and greeted me with a smile and a hand shake. She is fast and efficient, which is exactly what I was looking for in a OBGYN. She listens and takes care of your issues. I will definitely be going back if I am in need of a OB again! Only downfall is I had to wait for a while (around 45min to an hour to be called back) which I was ok with, I know things come up with other patients sometimes. I would rather be waiting in the waiting room than in the exam room in the nude… haha! Overall– Great experience. Go see her!

Most unprofessional uncaring Doc I have ever been exposed to… and watch out for the totally unprofessional staff. I am always grateful of a doctors care and knowledge… not this one… she does not get that her patients are her customers. She had Zero professionalism herself as well as her new amongst her new staff… feel lucky I found out early on… don’t want anyone to waste their precious time if you are looking for a quality experience… this is not the practice:(

I have been seeing Dr Kidd for years and I could not be happier with her. She’s caring but also very straight forward, no bullshit. I recommend her to anybody.

Dr. Alexandra Kidd is an amazing gynecologist and surgeon. She performed my hysterectomy and currently administers pellet hormonal therapy for me. I find her bedside manner impeccable, and she keeps you at ease at a time you could feel vulnerable. If you book an appointment with her, you will never go to another gynecologist! She’s the best in Arizona!

I’ve been seeing Dr Kidd for years and can’t say enough about her level of care. She is kind, caring and really knows her stuff! I’ve never been more comfortable with a doc ;)