I recommend PIWH to any one looking for a professional, friendly and experienced ob/gyn practice. Both of my children were delivered by PIWH Drs, and the experience was amazing. After an extended period overseas, I recently went back to PIWH and found the service and care to still be excellent, especially in explaining complex medical situations in an understandable manner. Special shout out to Brittany, Dan, Emily and Dr Imperial.

I am so happy I decided to come here. I was really nervous for my well woman’s exam due to issues related to PCOS and the nurse (I think her name was Shirley?) was so sweet and reassuring. Then Dr. Imperial came and really put me at ease and made me feel seen and heard. I’ve had instances in the past of other doctors dismissing me when I had concerns or had questions, and that made me lose a lot of trust in the medical system, but this team just was the best and Dr. Imperial really knows her stuff. I’m so relieved and know that whatever I will need they’ll take good care of me :’)

I had an amazing experience during pregnancy, but I don't recommend for post partum care at all. They stop caring after you have your baby. Waited almost an hour today to be seen and still wasn't and after leaving no one even followed up with me considering I have post partum preeclampsia and am needing to be seen weekly for my severe high blood pressure.

How on earth anyone has left PWH anything less than 5 Stars is beyond me. My wife and I have been with them through our whole pregnancy and everything there is FANTASTIC! Every person from the front desk > nurses > doctors/midwives have gone above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and supported. Would 10/10 recommend! ❤️

I have been a patient at PIWH for almost 20 years. During that time I have been seen by various providers. Each one has provided excellent service to me as a self proclaimed Dr. anxiety patient. Today I had the pleasure of seeing Women's Health Nurse Practioner, Katie Wagner. Katie did not disappoint. She entered the room with a big smile. Her vibrant personality put me at ease from the onset. She listened to my concerns and spoke to me in layman's terms. I felt listened to throughout the examination. I did not feel rushed at all. My go to for all issues affecting women continues to be PIWH!

I’ve felt so supported at this practice that I would recommend it to any female friend. I’ve been to multiple OBGYN practices over the years, and I have felt more cared for and heard at this practice than anywhere else. I have some medical anxiety, and the practitioners at PIWH have sat with me beyond the normal appointment time to listen to my concerns, answer all of my questions, and talk through my options. I saw some other reviews about long wait times, which is frustrating, but on the flip side I think this can mean that the practitioners truly take their time with each patient. A special shoutout to Midwife Katie Wagner… she saw me on a day where I had a lot of anxiety, and she was so patient and caring with me. I really, really appreciate her validating me and supporting me. If I am ever pregnant in the future I would definitely want to work with her!!!

I will start by saying if you are someone who prefers to have a family member or partner with you while seeing an OBGYN, I suggest going somewhere else. I will share my experience below in hopes that no one else goes through this, and in hopes that staff misconduct will be addressed. I went in for a regular check up and told the first nurse I saw that I wanted to have my partner in there with me. I have had experiences where OBGYNs have made me feel uncomfortable when I was alone and my partner has medical experience, so I wanted him there to help me feel safe and understand different medical terms. I am also a Black woman, which unfortunately means I have had my experiences and preferences ignored by medical professionals on multiple occasions. However, when my partner is there, doctors will at least listen to him when he relays my concerns. I explained all of this to the nurse and she told me that they do not typically let anyone sit in while seeing patients, but she went to ask the physician if it was okay. After being told again that my partner would not be allowed in I was left alone, at which point I became extremely discomforted and stressed by the idea of being alone with an OBGYN. In the waiting room receptionists argued with my partner, while he tried to explain why I wanted him in there with me. I waited a long time to be seen and eventually decided that I would rather go elsewhere than force myself through an uncomfortable experience. So I left. I explained to the women at the front desk that I no longer felt safe or supported and would be seeking care else where. (THIS IS WHERE STAFF BEHAVIOR SEVERELY CROSSED THE LINE) I left the office and the second I exited the door I started crying because I was so upset. My partner held my hand and we waited for the elevator. One of the receptionists then followed us out to the elevator and blocked us from leaving. She stopped to talk to us because she "wanted to be polite" and then proceeded to be both condescending and disrespectful. She, another Black woman, looked me in my face and told me that "They actually do let people's partners in with them, and that I should have advocated for myself better." While making this argument she admitted that she was not there in the room and did not know who I communicated with, yet she was certain that my discomfort was my own fault. Eventually, after a slew of offensive comments, I called the elevator again turned my back to her and left. I have never been so disrespected in a medical profession, and I highly suggest the people in charge make it clear to staff that it is NEVER appropriate to follow a patient out, especially when they explained they want to seek care elsewhere. This sign was posted in the doctor's office, needless to say they did not meet their goal. Having read through a lot of the one-star reviews, I recognize that employee misconduct and "uncaring staff" are a reoccurring theme at Partners in Women's Health.

This is a review for Dr. Vera Brink. Although the staff and communication wasn’t always the best with every provider and front desk personnel, I think they got a lot of the kinks worked out over the year that I have been there. Dr. Brink has been an absolute blessing to this practice. She is knowledgeable, kind, personable, and meticulous at her career. She delivered my tiny baby via flawless C-section in November after making the right call for an early full term delivery which not only allowed my baby to thrive outside the womb but also might have saved my life as I headed toward pre-E and postpartum eclampsia. My scar has no shelf and healed well and today I got to bring my now 8 month old daughter to my annual to re-meet her! Now that I don’t have to have so many appointments I wanted to share how wonderful she is and how you should absolutely request her but please don’t book her too long because I plan on having another baby in the next couple years! Thank you for everything Dr. Brink, you feel like a friend to me! (Also quick shout out to Dan who was awesome every single time with my blood draws!)

Left this clinic at the end of 2022 at 32 weeks pregnant because I would have preferred a stranger on the street deliver my baby than anyone on staff. The front desk is delightful, the medical staff is unkind and uncaring.

I'm surprised to see Partners In Women’s Health with only a 3.5-star rating; they truly deserve a 5-star rating from my experience. Each appointment has been fantastic. The front desk staff (Quajonna, Tasha, and Destiny) are always pleasant and helpful. The doctors create a comfortable atmosphere, the offices are clean, and they strictly followed COVID guidelines. They're excellent at follow-ups and appointment reminders. Despite encountering rude patients, the staff remains professional. I highly recommend PIWH and any doctor there. My pregnancy journey was wonderful, thanks to the fantastic staff. I plan to continue with them for a long time.