I was referred to this place after my primary care physician needed somebody to send me to when…read morethey were trying to pin down my "female issues" (which, as I am discovering, is going to be much more complex than expected). They were able to stabilize the regimen that is keeping the problem at bay for now and were able to rule out one other problem. My experience has been pleasant and even though they themselves were not able to solve the issue (I'm now trying to figure out where it's going wrong, which is beyond their expertise-I might be looking at an endocrinologist, and since then, my theory of a nerve problem was ruled out after a visit at a urology center), we were able to solidify that my case is hormone related somehow. NOTE: their specialty is fertility services and hormones related to fertility, including gynecological/andrological/reproductive, and LGBT care ‍‍. They took on my case because my primary care physician needed someone that knew more about the hormone stuff.

fantastic group of people. will help you any way they can. very easy to work with. I am currently…read morein the process of figuring out what our course of action is and working with the fertility center of Oregon has been the greatest experience

Two years ago I went to Dr. Austin (life has been crazy hence the late review). His staff was…read moregreat and I thought he was too until I spoke with another doc up in the Portland area and found out that we had wasted about 6 months (and 5K) doing IUI. Additionally, I could have stayed with my own gyn practice to do the IUI and not travel down to Eugene every month which was a pain since I live in Corvallis. AND it likely would have been much cheaper. When the IUI wasn't working we had a discussion about what the next step was and he painted a picture about using meds from out of the country to save costs and my risks of having hyperovarian syndrome etc, etc. We overall wasted about a year of precious time (three months to get in to see him then another 6 months of 'treatment') When I went to the other doc up in Portland there was no scary out of the country meds and little risk of hyperovarian syndrome because of my age. I felt poorly treated by Dr. Austin and would not recommend him to anyone. The doc that cannot be beat is Dr. Eugene Stoelk at Northwest Fertility Center.

I did IVF through Dr. Austin's Clinic 5 years after working with a larger clinic in Oregon and I…read morehave only the best things to say about him! So did the three other friends I referred to him. Professional, knowledgeable and trustworthy. I've heard great things about him from an international gay couple, their surrogate, and egg donor!

I've been a patient of Dr. Tufariello since I moved to Oregon four years ago. She has always been…read morevery nice and professional, as have the rest of the staff here. The nurses are always very friendly and the front desk staff are quick and nice. I've never had issues reaching them over the phone. I've had an ultrasound, a uterine biopsy, and most recently a bisalp and ablation under Dr. Tufariello. The biopsy was done without painkillers and was horrible but that's the state of women's healthcare in this country and my doctor had no control over it - it was the insurance company's fault. My surgery last week went great and Dr. Tufariello was very kind and thorough when answering my long list of questions. She kept me at ease and helped me feel better when I was nervous. She did not try to push me or talk me out of the procedure even though it was elective. She simply asked once to make sure I knew I couldn't have kids after and when I said I knew and was sure I didn't want any kids she moved on and helped me. In this day and age I have to appreciate that. I'm not sure why Women's Care has so many bad reviews because I have only ever had positive experiences here. The staff all care deeply about their jobs and everyone is very gentle and understanding. Even the lab techs are gentle and friendly. I will continue to be a patient here and recommend them to my friends whenever I can.

I definitely want to warn other women about going here. I saw Angela Lovelace to address heavy…read morebleeding and birth control methods. She recommended an IUD and I agreed. She did not do any pre-testing, ultrasound, or imaging to check out my suspected fibroids. After insertion the IUD ended up scraping against uterus and causing extreme pain. I had to demand it be taken out immediately and asked for an ultrasound. She had so much trouble understanding the imaging (the IUD was creating a shadow that seemed suspicious) and actually asked me if I had forgotten about a previous IUD inside my body. What?! No, I have never had an IUD and I would not forget about something like that. Horrible care, dismissive of pain, and unfortunately there are not many options in Eugene for ob-gyn care. I now go to Grassroots Gynocology and the fibroid clinic at OHSU. Don't go here if you can help it!

I went here to birth my baby but when I was in labor they apparently didnt want to go to work that…read moreday so they kept telling me to stay home. I was 24 hours into labor before we made them let us come in. I was having 5 minute contractions for 10 hours straight home alone to the point I was giving up. When I got to the clinic they immediately said I was 9 cm dilated and had the trainee midwife trying to find the heart rate during contractions. She couldn't find it. And hot help when they finally were able to track the heart rate of my baby girl they said I needed to get an ambulance to the hospital. We said we'd just drive there. They proceeded to let her try to put an iv in my arm for practice. She stuck me and stuck me untill the needle bend off in my arm. We finally said enough!! We're leaving why are you doing this if its an emergency shouldn't we be going. We got to the hospital and my entire birth plan went out the window. I was forced to get an epidural and c section because my cervix was too swollen from hours of not knowing what to do alone at home. They tried to push my cervix away for her head to slip through on my hands and knees as the last attempt to deliver her naturally but her heart rate was plummeting too much. Every 5 minutes. I was 32 hours into labor by the time she was cut from my body. They stole my placenta I didnt get to have the water birth I didnt get to have those moments that we all wish of when going to a clinic instead of a hospital. I hate them and Its almost been 2 years since her birth and I still am haunted by what happened to us. How can a place meant to be built of women supporting women's birth have cared so little for me and my baby. Not only could we have died but why would you not even ask to talk to me on the phone during my labor just telling my partner shes doing fine stay home. It was my first baby all I wanted was support through my delivery im am forever scarred and traumatized from my experience with this clinic. I hope that it never happens to anyone else.

We started our care at 36 weeks, and the transition was so easy. The visits up until delivery were…read moreperfect and any concerns or questions I had always got answered. We were able to meet with all the midwife's and they made us feel safe, and heard. I went into active labor after 5pm and from the moment we arrived it was perfect. I had the dream water delivery I've always wanted. The aftercare has been amazing with the baby and myself. I am so thankful we had the opportunity to deliver here. After having my first three babies in the hospital, respectfully, I would highly recommend the Corvallis Birthing Center.