Dr. Takyi was amazing, helping me understand my reproductive issues and actually taking the time to listen to me and understand my history. He also performed my surgery and really put me at ease, and gave me hope for the first time. He is a wonderful doctor and I hope to see him again if we are lucky enough to conceive.

Submitted Feb. 28, 2017

I had a high risk twin birth and he was amazing through the entire process. Very caring and didn't mind all the questions I had as a first time mom.

Submitted July 23, 2015

One of the worst doctors I have ever seen. He doesn't believe that you can have unbearable pain even if the hospital confirms you have a very painful condition. He will also disallow the hospital to give you pain meds after being admitted for painful conditions. I wish I would have known he was such a self righteous prick before it was too far into my pregnancy to change doctors. WORST DOCTOR EVER!

Submitted Jan. 26, 2014

Doctor Takyi delivered my second child, and was incredible throughout my whole pregnancy! He was not my assigned OB but after seeing him a few times in office around 19 week when he did my cerclage I requested he be my primary as I felt he cared and answered all of my questions no matter how many times I asked the same ones. He is definitely the best doctor I have ever had. His bedside manner is wonderful even my husband loved dealing with him. I would reccomend this doctor to anyone!

Submitted Dec. 15, 2011

Dr. Takyi was not my primary OB, but I saw him several times through both my pregnancies, and he was on-call when I delivered my first son. I like him very much, and he seems to have a very gentle manner. He also takes time to explain things in as much detail as you'd like (for example, why your feet are so swollen none of your shoes fit anymore). My only complaint would be that he seems to lean a little more toward intervention (e.g., episiotomies and induction) than some of the other doctors in the office, but he respected my wishes when I declined both of those procedures.

Submitted May 15, 2010

Dr. Takyi is kind and considerate. He is a wealth of information and always has time to answer my questions.

Submitted Sept. 14, 2009

Unfortunately Dr. Takyi was not my primary doctor for my first pregnancy, but I did see him as i saw all of the doctors in the practice throughout my pregnancy. He was very thourough, show genuine interest and concern and had great bedside manner. If I do have another child, I will definately request Dr. Takyi as my primary doctor

Submitted April 15, 2009

I am surprised by the negative comment here. Dr. Takyi is my OB (I had a different doctor with my last 3 due to different insurance). He is a great physician and takes time to listen and seems to truly care.

Submitted April 12, 2009

Dr. Takyi delivered all four of my kids, with the last pregnancy being twins. He was very knowledgable about my high risk pregnancy. He was proactive in my care recommending necessary treatment due to a premature delivery with my second child. He is very emphathic to my pain and other issues. He makes me feel very comfortable during my visits and I consider him one of the best doctor's I've had. I would highly recommend him to anyone.

Submitted March 10, 2009

Dr. Takyi was rec. by my hemotologist. I think he is great and has really taken charge of watching my high risk pregnancy. He's always very friendly, takes the time to answer my questions and his nurses are prompt at returning my calls whenever I need someone. He's very proactive and has never made me feel insecure. I'm a first time mom and this is all new to me so I feel like I am in safe hands. I'd recommend him to others, especially if you are high risk. His practice is great, Mid Michigan Physicians OB/GYN. It's a high risk office but they take all patients. I am rotating right now to other OB's in this practice and so far I like Dr. Takyi the best. The ultra sound tech there is AWESOME! She's patient, friendly and takes the time to explain everything to me. I plan to go here again with the next baby.

Submitted Dec. 3, 2008