Dr. Ashley McClary, MD

I never leave reviews but felt that this warrants one. I went to Dr McClary on the recommendation of my PCP. She was professional and was good at figuring out my issue. But she was very dismissive. She asked if I had a hysterectomy and I said no as I have not. Later in the appointment I misremembered a previous date for a doctor visit. She tells me she can see my whole history on the computer. Okay. Not till the next week when I actually pick up my records that I realized these are not my records. The are partially mine and partially someone else who lead a rough life. She was judging me on records that aren’t mine. Also if she had said my records said I had a hysterectomy in 98 I could have told her I gave birth in 99. Miracle!! I have called every day for 8 days to try and fix this but no one will call me back. Worst care ever! Avoid at all costs!!

I would 100% recommend Dr. McClary. She provides compassionate care and spends a lot of time with you going over treatment options and explaining things in a way you can understand. Her bedside manner is some of the best I’ve ever had.

First and foremost, I must share that I rarely leave reviews for anything let alone a negative review. However, I feel compelled to offer others fair warning about the highly concerning experience I had on my first, and last, visit to High Lakes Gynecology and Dr. McClary. I scheduled a women’s wellness exam sharing that any other labs deemed necessary to submit, to please check in with myself or insurance before doing so as I’ve had too many experiences of being stuck with a large bill after what I thought was a routine exam covered by insurance. I found Dr. McClary to be out of touch, impersonal, insensitive and takes a one size fits all approach to providing care. After sharing a few concerns about symptoms I was experiencing, she ordered some labs and sent me on my way. Not only did the labs reveal absolutely nothing, I was, yup, you guessed it, stuck with another damn bill. After months (yes, literally months) of trying to get in touch with the High Lakes staff and Praxia, many