This place is now called The Lilith Clinic, and I just want to say from the bottom of my heart --…read morethe staff here are absolutely impeccable. I walked in feeling nervous and unsure, but the kindness, patience, and care they showed me throughout the entire process meant more than I can even express. Everything was handled so smoothly and respectfully. I didn't have to wait long at all -- the whole experience was organized and efficient, and I was done within an hour. My biggest worry was making sure my health was okay during the procedure, and the doctors and nurses made sure I felt completely safe, supported, and watched over the entire time. It's not an easy thing to go through, but their compassion made it feel so much lighter. You can tell they truly care about every woman who walks through their doors. I'm deeply thankful for the way they treated me -- with dignity, understanding, and genuine warmth. If you're looking for a place that will make you feel comfortable, respected, and cared for, I can't recommend The Lilith Clinic enough. They really helped me through something important, and I'll always be grateful for that. Also the facility is super clean and waiting room is relaxing.

If I No doctor being present and having instructions given through a video call should have been…read morethe sign to leave. A week after my procedure I was given a phone call to check how I was and that was it, it's now been 2 weeks and I had to be admitted to the hospital because the procedure didn't work. And I need to have surgery to remove remaining tissue. A-Z offered to preform my D and C free of charge but I wouldn't trust them with my care again.

Dr Staci Mchale performed an abdominal myomectomy on me. She is a true veteran. Pre-op appt I came…read morein with a list of questions & she answered every single one. Her surgery team was warm & sweet, which lead to an easy transition into surgery. My incision is so small, even though I had 6 fibroids the size of a 4-5month pregnancy. She even sewed up my abdominal wall. During my post pregnancy op appt she showed me how to do the massages 10/10 would recommend

Currently not accepting new patients and this whole network chain tries to pass you off to NP…read more No doctors are available.

Absolutely the most negligent care I have EVER received from a provider. Let's begin with the fact…read moreI have been in horrendous pain post op hysterectomy for months. I have all text/messages between myself and office for my records. They have done nothing but provide sub par care and scheduling is a joke. I gave this practice every opportunity to help me and to figure out why I feel like my insides are in such pain/torn. I am now on my second bladder/kidney infection. It takes you DAYS TO CALL IN RX. Then I am notified 2.5 weeks after infection by Walgreens that you processed RX. BTW I have already seen another provider by now @ Quick Care. This is a shame for Dr Gondy after years of service to this community. This is a corporate driven practice and it's acceptable for patients to wait, be rescheduled or be told that you can be seen in January 2026 after you have advised multiple times you are having complications post op and transitioning in menopause. The last appt I was given a medication of Estrogen and basically told come back next appt we will discuss HRT I text two days later that the medication caused me the most horrible pain in my abdomen and back. Next Bladder Infection Text back from office just keep using for 30 days it takes time to work and we will see you in a couple weeks. Seriously, this is the best you can take care of surgical post op patients that for MONTHS HAVE BEEN TELLING YOU SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT???? Records will be requested. Beware, I am an office manager with 30 plus years experience. I would be ashamed for any of my patients to feel the way I do about my care at this point. I understand menopause is a crazy time but there's no excuse for the lack of care I have received from this office and provider.

They have no interest on people life and time. You schedule appointments and the same day 30 min…read morebefore your appointment they just sent you a text the doctor is not available for the day. They have cero respect for our time and illness. Of course they just want the insurance money as they charge you the visit, but they are pretty unhelpful

Main Character Energy--In the Best Way Possible…read more I don't even know where to start because "thank you" feels way too small for what Dr. Rosenbaum has been to me. From the very beginning, she went so far beyond what any doctor is expected to do that it honestly felt like I had someone in my corner at all times. Not just medically--but emotionally too. I'm someone who gets really anxious with doctors and medical situations, and she saw that immediately. And instead of brushing it off or rushing through appointments like so many do, she stepped in--again and again--without ever being asked. There were moments where she absolutely didn't have to get involved, but she did anyway. She advocated for me, she reassured me, and she made me feel safe in situations where I otherwise would've been overwhelmed. The fact that she even came to the ER for me says everything about the kind of doctor--and person--she is. Who does that anymore? That's not just professionalism, that's genuine care. One thing that will always stay with me is how much attention she gave during my C-section. She took extra time on the final layer of stitching because I have a tattoo, and she wanted it to look perfect. That level of detail, patience, and respect for something that mattered to me... I've honestly never experienced anything like that in healthcare before. Most people would've just finished and moved on--but not her. She also never pressured me into decisions. When it came to delivery, she supported my choice to wait, fully respected my wishes, and made me feel like I had control over my own experience--even though things didn't end up going exactly how I planned. That kind of support is rare, and it meant everything to me. And she didn't just disappear after the surgery--she came to see me every single day. Not rushed, not distant, but present, kind, and genuinely invested in how I was doing. If I had to sum it up: she is the kind of doctor people hope to find but almost never do. She has that rare mix of skill, compassion, attention to detail, and actual heart. She made one of the most intense and vulnerable experiences of my life feel safe, supported, and human. She's not just an amazing doctor--she's the best doctor I've ever met in my life. Truly. If you're under her care, you are beyond lucky.

I've been Goldilocksing around various WHASN locations & gynecologists for ages. At best, the…read moredifferent facilities and providers I have been to have been either too this or too that and I was resigned to believing the "just right" fit was to be a never ending elusive quest. With so many built in inherent snafus and neglectful approaches to women's health and wellness, it's hard to come across a provider who is not only intelligent and up on current advances as well as a good listener and empathetic. Dr Rosenbaum covered all those areas. I was seen. I was heard. I'll admit, I almost thought of gatekeeping her, but I could not do that to all the girlies out there. This review is for Dr Rosenbaum. Unfortunately the NW WHASN location is a totally contradictory experience. She also is at the Pinto location, I'll try to see her there the next time

I was recently seen at UMC and have been using UNLV services for follow up, and somehow also got…read morereferred here for a wellness check. The nurse who checked me in was personable and professional discussing my medical history. Dr. Young was easy to talk to, quick to complete my exam, and thorough about answering my questions before he left. He also fully reviewed my chart and noticed a potential drug interaction with my prescriptions and switched me to another, which a previous doctor had somehow not caught. While I had a positive experience and like the staff, I'm not the biggest fan of some of the UNLV medical office policies- note that they don't collect your copay at visit, so you have to wait for a bill in the mail, find the time to call or send it in, and then hunt down a live person if there are any issues. It just leaves too much room for errors and puts the onus on the patient to resolve.

The level of care I received was exceptional, and the surgeon demonstrated remarkable expertise. I…read morewould confidently recommend this facility for surgical procedures in the future.

This place did take good care of me. Staff was all kind and respectful during the process. They…read moregave me time alone when asked for a second alone to take time to process and collect my thoughts. Only thing, is you aren't allowed to bring someone back with you. Even during the check up part. I do wish you were able to for emotional support, since it's such a high stress situation. After everything was said and done, I did a follow up check up, things were good. But I also did another with my Own OBGYN, for my own health, and check up/blood work. There was some things left behind unfortunately, and i did have to take a second round of Medication. I did the pills. So unfortunately my process was easy but also very difficult. So for any girls out there reading this, always make sure to check with your OBGYN and doctors as well, and put your mental health and physical health first.

Negligent & dismissive care, please read before this happens to you!!…read more I went to this clinic in early 2025 to confirm how far along I was. During my first visit, they told me I was about 5 weeks pregnant but that they couldn't find a baby in the gestational sac and asked me to come back in a week. When I returned, I reported that I was spotting and cramping. They told me it could be "implantation" but again said they couldn't see anything and told me to return the following week. By the third visit, my pain and bleeding had worsened. I was scared and emotional, and I expressed my concern to the nurse. She went to speak with the doctor, (I never once saw or spoke to a doctor myself throughout all of my visits!!). After that, she told me the doctor suggested a blood test to check my hormone levels and asked me to come back in two days. When I returned on April 10, 2025, they rushed me to the back and told me I was being referred to UMC for emergency surgery. Once I arrived at the hospital, I found out I was suffering from an ectopic pregnancy that had gone untreated for weeks!!! I lost my pregnancy, one of my fallopian tubes, and was left with thousands of dollars in medical debt, all of which could have been prevented if my concerns had been taken seriously from the beginning. I'm sharing this because I don't want anyone else to go through what I did. Please advocate for yourself if something feels wrong, and seek a second opinion immediately. I hope this clinic re-evaluates how they listen to and care for patients, especially in potentially life-threatening situations.

Hands down the most awful, dehumanizing experience of my life & I have gotten my annual/pap smear…read morevisit done every year since I was 16. I waited over a month after reading reviews here to get see for my annual obgyn visit having recently moved to Las Vegas. I was very hopeful that I'd found my new doctor. The check in/new patient paperwork process went smoothly and my appointment was even timely - I was undressed and on the examination bed at 2pm, as scheduled. I was extremely nervous, but doctor Montoya came highly recommended from all of these reviews so I believed that this would be a good experience so I tried to be patient. 25 minutes went by when his assistant finally came back in along with doctor Montoya. I have never waited so long in a sterile cold examination room for any other doctor and I was definitely getting anxious but I tried to not be too nervous. The doctor comes in and greets me, asks me to lay back and does the breast exam. Then he asked me if I want any birth-control which I thought was odd because no questions were ever asked about my sexual history or medical history for that matter. I told him I had been on nuvaring before, to which he replied "great, I don't even have to explain how to use it then." I used to work in the medical field and really have never heard such a lazy weird thing come out of a doctor's mouth, especially on the 1st visit. I was incredulous at this point. The doctor then does the pap smear, with no warning that anything is gonna be inserted inside of me at that point. Again, I know why Im there but have some bedside manner, hello! He takes the culture, and then puts his hands inside of me and says "oh yeah everything's there, it's good to go" and instructs me to go down the hallway to the lab to get my blood drawn. I could have broken-down in tears at that point, but I was in absolute disbelief and could not speak for fear of crying in front of the doctor and his unfazed medical assistant. No questions were asked about my history or my needs during this visit. The doctor seemed to be in a weird mood and his assistant was no better and extremely unprofessional with her remarks the entire visit. Ugh. I was also concerned that my doctor didn't even mention what the culture taken would be tested for. On every other annual visit that I've had, there was one culture taken for STDs and another taken for a cancer screening. The doctor mentioned neither while I was in the exam room. After crying alone while getting dressed, I went to the lab room to have my blood taken. According to the lab technician doctor Montoya mostly deals with pregnancies and was in a very bad mood- how unlucky for me since I'd taken the off of work, planned a month in advance for this visit & used my annual visit up on this crappy, unprofessional doctor who also refused to order the tests for my pap smear culture for the testing I actually came for! I got gardasil vaccinations years ago, which puts me at very low risk for cancer - I needed the culture to test for the standard yeast /stds and hiv screening- he would've known this if he asked me any questions, but nope, I wasn't worth the energy apparently. Ridiculous. Ladies- do not subject yourself to the torture of going here for an annual visit - this is already a difficult yearly situation for most women to deal with an office of rude human beings on top of it all! I was able to speak to the OB advisor (I cried again in her office) on staff as the manager was out of the office, who was very understanding and recommended much better doctors for my annual visit. I'm beyond upset because now I'll have to pay for another exam since nothing I needed was done and my annual visit is used up now through my insurance and take another day off of work.

Doctor Montoya is a caring, and understanding doctor. He makes you feel welcome and wants to make…read moresure you are a-ok and not stressed. He was thorough, and made my wife feel at ease. He has been in the practice for a long time and has came well recommended from not only my mother but many, many more good friends. The wait to see him might be a long one, but its worth it. Thanks for taking care of my wife Mr. Montoya!

I had to make an incredibly hard decision recently. I'm grateful that most of my friends were…read moresupportive in my decision, but it can take just 1 person to make things worse mentally & emotionally for me. I'm sure some people are happy to have an abortion. I'm not one of them. I just felt that I needed it for where I am in my own life. I had several people telling me not to go through with the abortion-- using fear, guilt, and religion against me. I was scared that the staff might treat me coldly, but every single worker that I came in contact with was so kind to me. The receptionist (I think Mirna is her name) did her job and was nice to me in the beginning and in the end when I was in the recovery room. The second person I came in contact with was Charmaine. She was the one who performed the ultrasound and confirmed that I was exactly 12 weeks pregnant (The price for it was $650). I'm glad I didn't hear the heartbeat or see the ultrasound pictures, or else it would haunt me more. She was the one who put the IV in my arm, and gave me 3 medications: an antibiotic, one for nausea, and misoprostol (2 of these medications had to be placed under my tongue). She even gave me reassurance, and I was able to talk to her about how I've been feeling with how people were telling me not to go through with this. The last person I met was the main doctor who would perform the procedure: Dr. Hartman. He explained how the procedure will go and allowed me to ask him any question. He answered every question I had, and explained that the procedure will be a D&C since it's still the pregnancy was still considered to be earlier on. He explained that I would be sedated and that I wouldn't remember anything during the procedure, and boy was he right about that. He prescribed me some medication that I'd have to pick up at a pharmacy afterwards. I expressed my gratitude, and he told me that if his wife or any of his family members were to go through this, he'd want them to be treated the same way. My time there was about 2.5 hours, but according to Dr. Hartman the procedure is about 5 minutes. My appointment was at 7:20 AM. I'm sure it took that long because of paperwork, initial screening, medication, time for medication to start working (misoprostol specifically to relax the cervix takes 1 hour), the actual procedure, and recovery time. Overall, I'm thankful that I was taken care of properly and professionally by the staff. For anyone going through this, let's not sugar coat this. It's a difficult decision-- a decision that some people will criticize you for. This will impact your life, and I'm sorry. Once you make your decision to move forward in what you think is best for you, you can come to this clinic, and they can give you the proper care you need. They were very understanding, and I felt safe and understood. I hope they can do the same for you during this tough time. Take care.

Don't come here unless you have a lot of cash lying around they don't take any kind of insurance…read moreit's inconvenient to say the least.