Very very good doctor!! Nothing but good experiences with this one. That says a lot considering…read morenever having seen him under very good circumstances (cervical cancer). He makes you feel very comfortable and calm. He's awesome!

Dr. Neff has left. Dr. Bartells is there now and he is great! I liked Dr. Neff a lot but honestly…read morethe switchover has been nothing but pleasant.

i have had several positive experiences with Dr. Vaidya for gynecological problems over the years…read more She is kind, professional, and easy to talk to.

The best care. Professional medical staff, helpful office staff. It's an embarrassing experience…read moreand they take the stress out and make you feel uncomfortable and valued

Dr Maynard is an extraordinary doctor; extremely knowledgeable, thorough, caring and attentive!…read moreWhen I start to worry about complications I know that if he is there I am in good hands and feel safe and that everything will be all right no matter what happens. I really appreciate his comforting demeanor too! He has helped my husband and I through two miscarriages and now a stillbirth where I was induced and had to deliver early. He was very compassionate and understanding that I wanted to have as much of a live and natural birth as possible. He worked really hard to make sure I had all the right information and that things went as smooth and quick as possible because he knew I was worried too about getting back home to my 4 yr old. Finding out our baby had a condition it couldn't survive from, giving birth early and holding him when he was so small was the saddest and hardest experience in our lives but Dr Maynard was very gentle, patient, and present with us giving us time to baptize him and spend as much time as we could with him. He made sure I wouldn't have any troubles after delivery and come back to check on us twice at the hospital and called me from the office the following day to talk about how I was doing, instead of just returning my message on the portal which really helped so much! Throughout the pregnancy whenever there was an urgent need he made the time for me to come in as quickly as possible and always returned messages right away. He is the first male doctor I've had as an adult; I always felt too shy and uncomfortable before but I am truly thankful I found him and can't imagine ever having anyone else. I pray he will continue to be here throughout the rest of my childbearing and menopause years!

I'd like to leave a review for this clinic, and I'll be cross-posting it on Yelp as well. As it…read moreturns out, I never actually became a patient of theirs--and in hindsight, I think that's a good thing.When I found out I was pregnant, I started looking for a clinic and chose this one based on their ratings. They scheduled my initial appointment nearly a month and a half after my call. I waited patiently. Initially, I had a phone consultation for April 6th. They called and asked if I could move the time from 2:00 PM to 10:00 AM, and I happily accommodated them without any issues.My next appointment--an in-person visit--was scheduled for April 14th. We ended up being late because we spent too long searching for a parking spot. At the front desk, we were told that their policy allows a 10-minute grace period; however, we were 15 or 20 minutes late. And that was it. They just rescheduled me for April 28th.I pleaded with them to at least give me a referral for an ultrasound, since I was nearly 13 weeks pregnant and mine was a very high-risk pregnancy--not only due to my age and the fact it was an IVF pregnancy, but because I was carrying twins. The receptionist just stared blankly at me and kept repeating, "I'm sorry, no. We can only issue a referral after your first in-person appointment; you aren't a patient of ours yet." In other words, that initial phone consultation didn't mean a thing. I had gone out of my way to accommodate them when they needed to change a time, yet they simply gave my slot away to someone else. Just great.Here's what happened next: I went to MultiCare Regional Maternal Fetal Medicine Tacoma and asked if they could perform my first-trimester screening. Anyone who has dealt with a high-risk pregnancy--especially with twins--will understand the urgency. If I didn't get that specialized ultrasound done before the 13-week mark, I would miss the window entirely. The head nurse at MultiCare actually called the Rainier Clinic directly and spoke personally with Dr. Maynard to get me a referral. And naturally, they shut me down--I didn't doubt for a second that they would. They reiterated that I wasn't their patient.We decided to arrange a referral through my family doctor instead. But while all the paperwork was being processed, I started having a miscarriage. Great, right?If this clinic had simply seen me on April 14th and scheduled an ultrasound--as they were supposed to--the problem would have been detected immediately. It turned out I had an anembryonic pregnancy, and my body began rejecting it on April 18th. Naturally, I never made it to their "wonderful" appointment on the 28th.Honestly, I have no idea what kind of "magical" waiting lists they have that require a month-and-a-half wait. But now I know for certain: at this clinic, they couldn't care less about their patients. You're late? That's your problem--we have rules. You're nearing a critical deadline for tests? That's your problem, too. You have a high-risk twin pregnancy? WE DON'T GIVE A DAMN--you're not our patient. Yet, when a doctor is late--and they are always late--the patient is expected to sit there meekly and wait.I truly believe that, due to their negligence and indifference, I could have found out about the failed pregnancy two weeks sooner. Ultimately, I transferred to Tacoma General; there, I received prompt assistance and certainly didn't have to wait a month and a half.I was a fool for agreeing to such a long wait in the first place. I won't let that happen again. If a clinic behaves this way right from the start, hang up the phone and choose a different place--there are plenty of others out there.