Dr. Mark Gibson
Dr. Mark Gibson
Doctor
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Salt Lake City, UT
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| Gender: | Male |
| Specialty: | Reproductive Endocrinologist |
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| Practice: | U Of U Department Of Ob/Gyn |
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| Phone: | 801-581-2719 |
| Med. School: | Case Western Reserve University School Of Medicine |
| Grad. Year: | 1972 |
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| Accepting New Patients: | Yes |
Reproductive Endocrinologist-related: infertility, fertility, reproductive endocrinology, in vitro fertilization, fertilisation
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8/24/10 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 |
Awesome Doctor!!!! Wouldn't go anywhere else! He is very understanding and knows what he's doing!!
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Coventry
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3/8/10 | 4 | 5 | 5 | 5 | I love Dr. Gibson. I live an hour drive away and still come and see him. I have soo many female problems, such as endometriosis, PCOS, not producing enough progestrone and estrogen, but making to much androgen. I don't have periods or ovulate on my own. I have seen every OB/GYN basically in the Weber County area. Even though I am not pregnant, I have had more help and support from Dr. Gibson then any other dr. in this field or out of this field. He is very punctual, knowledgable, kind, good bedside manner, and will do what ever it takes to get you pregnant. His receptionist and billing dept are great. His nurses have shown a little "it's just a job" attitude. But everything else is great. Best dr in UTAH for sure.!!!!! | Respond |
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6/9/09 | 4 | 5 | 4 | 4 |
Dr. Gibson was professional, and seemed like he wanted to help us get pregnant. He was a little rude to one of the nurses because we/he had been waiting to see us and wasn't notified we were there. He's very punctual, and doesn't like his schedule being thrown off. There was one test that a previous doctor had recommended, and he dismissed it saying he thought it wasn't really necessary. I can't help wondering if we had taken that test back then if we might be pregnant by now. He put me on clomid even though I was ovulating on my own because he thought it would boost my chances of getting pregnant. But then he discovered the clomid made me produce too many mature follicles, and forbade me from trying to get pregnant that month. These are easy mistakes to make, perhaps, but still dissapointing. We moved out of state, so I can't say if he would have been succesful in helping us get pregnant or not. I did like him as a doctor, but didn't spend enough time with him to get results.
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Blue Cross / Blue Shield
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