Dr. Staci Rogers, MD

I was a young mom. She answered all my questions without judgement. She was complaining amazing with both pregnancies. I absolutely adored her.

I had a chemical pregnancy, and she was incredibly unhelpful during that time. I requested different screenings because in my gut something felt wrong, and I knew the ACOG guidelines but those didn’t seem to matter to her. I wasn’t able to advocate for myself and because she had been my provider I was unable to switch to another in the same office. I had to leave the clinic completely and my new provider was SO different and so much better. He listened and helped me get to the best next step. I’m unsure how, but Dr. Neimoth also seemed to not remember what she had told us before. We anticipated an appt. with her was to discuss options are have a conversation about next steps, and it was like she didn’t remember any of that or want to do any of that. It ended up feeling like a huge waste of time and money, leaving my husband and I feeling as though she was incredibly incompetent as a provider. I ended up having hetero Factor V Leiden, MTHFR mutation, an ovulation disorder, and endo.

She was my OBGYN for all my girls and got to deliver my youngest! When I came in and see her for the first time at 16 she didn’t judge me and took really good care of my baby/babies!

Dr Niemoth is very knowledgeable and straight forward. Doesn’t beat around the bush about anything and is very spunky. I loved having her for my Dr during both of my pregnancies.

I have had 3 doctors due to insurance and moving changes. Dr. Niemoth was and is the best. I trust and like her so much, I paid out of pocket for my yearly check up which they were happy to accodomate. I had my second C-section by her and now it was so much better than my first with a different doctor.

This is my 2nd pregnancy with this doctor and I'm very much regretting not switching after my first. Her bedside manner is lacking. She doesn't follow current ACOG guidelines. She will not allow patients to go over 41 weeks. She can't keep her story straight on whether she will or won't induce VBAC patients. She has made me feel hopeless through this pregnancy. I would recommend Dr. Weis in this practice. He performed my c section and I was much more comfortable under his care.

I've been going Dr. Niemoth for several years. This is my 3rd pregnancy with her. Always attentitive to questions and answers them with her honest opinion. She is a very straightforward Dr. which I greatly appreciate. I've always felt my health was her #1 priority. I feel receive the same level of care weather I'm in for a yearly or an OB appt. Always kind and friendly.

I would like to begin by saying: On the rating question that asks "how well provider listens & answers questions?" giving her a NEGATIVE 20 stars would still be giving her too much credit. The only thing she is good at is making you feel like you are putting her out. Everything is all about her & don't you dare 2nd guess her on ANYTHING! She is very unprofessional with her only qualities being her constant eye rolling, continued huffing under her breath, & of course her nonstop judging of you!

I wish there was an option for 0 starts because she doesn't even deserve one. She is the most judgmental Dr I've ever had the displeasure of meeting. She will act out out to see you every single time. She will make you feel stupid for asking questions. She never failed to raise my blood pressure to unhealthy levels.. She ruined my first pregnancy and I just thank God she wasn't there for the delivery. I wouldn't trust her to park a car. Don't let this woman touch you with a 10 foot pole.

She is one of the best doctors I have ever been to. Bed side manner is exemplary. I came in anxious to be switching to a new provider in the middle of a pregnancy. She was kind and patient with me. I had a c-section during delivery (my third one) and this one was by far the best delivery with the quickest recovery. I would recommend her to anyone. Outstanding!

Dr. Niemoth always seemed lost to me. She did not send prescriptions in a timely manner and I never felt my needs were met as a patient. Every time I called with a concern it was blown off and made me feel as if I were imagining it. Unfortunately my child did not make it and she never called with the results of my tests which she said she would do. I did get results from my new doctor who actually cares about his patients. I wouls not recommend her to anyone.

Having hormone issues. She was unsympathetic and accused me of "Doctor hopping just to get what I wanted". Told me she would prescribe something, did not know what it would be, but I would take it. Got a call from pharmacy with a med, but zero info from her office. So, I guess I am "Doctor hopping" if that's what it takes to find someone who will listen to me.

I went to the wrong building just across the street! About 10 minutes late and they would not see me! Did not offer me another appointment or anything! There was no one else even in the waiting room!!!! O well better now I find out her charter than later!

I had seen Dr. Niemoth a couple of years ago and I was not impressed. She seemed very distracted kept going in and out of the room. It seems like if you are not pregnant the ob/gyn doctors want to hurry up and get you over with and out of the room.I feel like they all want to stick you on birth control. I got the impression that she was irritated that I was taking up her time . I also didn't find her to be very friendly . I will not be going back to her and I will never recommend her to anyone.

After a couple of months of cramping and back pain my teenage daughter got in to see Dr. Niemoth. She told us endometriosis was likely and started Meds. After multiple months of different Meds there was no change. Upon return to Niemoth she claimed Endometriosis was not possible and basically acted offended that it was brought up. After 2 trip to Children's Mercy and diagnostic surgery, Endometriosis was confirmed and long term treatment started. I recommend finding a Dr. That listens & performs

I found her to be mediocre during my time as her patient. She was judgmental and didn't listen very well. Then after I got a divorce she refused to see me because I didn't have the right insurance anymore. Despite the fact that I have PCOS and other health issues, she was more concerned with the money she would get for letting me be her patient. I found it all really just a sad testament to the way that women treat each other, the state of our healthcare system.