North Atlanta Women's Specialists

All of the staff was very nice. Dr Donnelly was very informative and clear on his recommendations. I didn't feel pressured to explain why I was pursuing a certain course of action, or the need to justify my visit, which happens a lot now when visiting doctors. It was refreshing to not have to explain.

Charise Munlin · February 27th, 2026

I had amazing experience delivering my second child with Dr Donnelly at North Atlanta Women’s Specialist. I changed my OB at almost 32 weeks of pregnancy and chose Dr Donnelly on a recommendation. I’m thankful I did that and won’t regret my decision. Thank you to the entire team at North Atlanta Women’s Specialist and especially Dr. John.

Fatema H · February 27th, 2026

My first day at this clinic I had contractions an I needed help an the black lady at the desk turned me around an didn’t wanna help me second time I came the same black lady at the desk will not even acknowledge that your standing right there an will leave you standing there until she gets ready to see you she is very anti black her customer service is very poor but I didn’t say anything I was always kind an respectful an had good manners I was patient an polite I never complained I never rushed them I did everything these folks ask me to do my doctor was doctor ali she told me I needed a blood pressure cup but I was paying other bills and never got around to buying a blood pressure cup but it was on the to do list doctor ali kept asking me did I want to get treatment somewhere else I said no whole time that’s what she wanted from the start She told me I had a lot of fluid around my baby an I had polyhadramnios she said my placenta can rupture an my baby could die so she wanted to refer me to a specialist to see why I had so much fluid the specialist will not allow kids under 18 so at first I couldn’t get anybody to watch my daughter so I had to reschedule a few times until me an my mom finally came to the agreement she. An watch my kid Mondays an Tuesdays before I could even tell doctor ali that she said that she didn’t want me to continue to get care from her because I lived to far an I had to much fluid an wouldn’t go to the specialist when she wanted an wouldn’t get the blood pressure cup when she wanted I told her I don’t think it’s a good idea to cut me from your care if I’m 2 months away from going into labor it’s a bad look an nobody else is gonna want to take me bec I’m past 25 weeks but she didn’t even care to refer me to another Obgyn she just told me I live to far an I have to much fluid around my baby I think it’s a liability thing if something happens she doesn’t wanna be responsible an she doesn’t want anybody that’s to high risk under her care an I think it’s a racial thing as well I was the only black customer there everybody else was white the only reason why they hired that black lady at the desk was bec she acts like one of them but cutting a patient lose 2 months before they go into labor is suspicious cutting a patient off because I’m to high risk is suspicious an very judgmental they knew they didn’t want me there from the jump but they still let me come so they can take my money mind you I only been here like 3 times doctor sehar Ali isn’t ever gonna tell me the real reason on why she cut me off but I’m pretty sure it’s bec I’m to high risk an I’m a liability an she rather not deal with any of that at all than to be held accountable an responsible if something was to happen then me being black doesn’t help the situation an they are probably not used to seeing a married black Woman to a married black dark skin man with wicks come to all my appointments an be present they prefer white patients you can be anything but black if your high risk an black just go yo a high risk doctor avoid coming here at all cost it’s not even worth wasting your time

Jaden Mcleod · January 23rd, 2026