I have only good things to say about Dr. Clark. I've been her patient for about 4 years now and…read morewill follow her wherever she goes. She is personable, takes her time and listens to my concerns. .She doesn't order unnecessary lab work and is super gentle with exams. She is a real down-to- earth person too, I've gotten a lot of good advice from her. The office is small and comfortable. I've never felt like a just a number to them and they have always responded to me quickly either by phone or patient portal. I've always been able to get an acute appointment within days of having an issue.Liz gets me checked in and is really nice.

From the owner: Dr. Clark has spent her entire career providing gynecologic care. She is also a wife and mother…read more Having raised three daughters, she is familiar with the needs of younger women. She is board-certified by the American Board of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and is also a Certified Menopause Practitioner, having completed the additional training needed to deliver expert medical care to perimenopausal and menopausal women. Dr. Clark specializes in nonsurgical management of gynecologic problems. She is a Fellow of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, and is board-certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. She is a North American Menopause Society Certified Menopause Practitioner (NCMP), one of only five in the Triangle area of North Carolina. She uses her background in reproductive endocrinology to assist women in treating a variety of hormonally-related problems, and to provide expert management of those issues using bio-identical hormone therapy. She is also a member of the International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISSWSH), and is able to assist her patients with sexual issues.

I'm a new patient to this office. The check in process was smooth. I…read more was taken to exam room within 5 minutes. NA was kind and thorough. Melinda Everett was awesome, knowledgeable and skilled. She took her time and asked good questions. I have an extensive med/supplement list which she reviewed and was supportive of my choices. I felt heard and respected from the time I walked in the door. It has been years since I felt comfortable with my doctor. Thank you Melinda you're the best!

Zero stars. Drove an hour to get here just for the rude woman upfront to tell me I missed my appt…read more I was told a completely different time. Never have I been talked to like that at a Dr. office.

The staff are very welcoming, and there's virtually no wait. Moved to NC a year ago and have been…read morelooking for a new gynecologist. I'm very glad I found this place, the NP is personable, explains everything in detail, and actually listens to your concerns(which you can't say for many providers). Will definitely be utilizing this as my primary gynecology facility.

I am a patient of Scarlet Dials and she is great:) Very compassionate and cares about her patients…read more Very genuine and s unique office from the front desk check in to the nurses and Lab tech.They are wonderful and so comforting I can't say enough professional comments about this practice.i tell patients about Womens Wellness all the time. If you are a female looking for a Primary care Provider I challenge you to try them. Saw Dana when my provider (Scarlet)was not in clinic and I feel the same about her. So now I consider myself as having 2 Primary care Providers

Wonderful experience. I recommend Mrs. Georgina Keene ladies. She makes you feel very comfortable…read moreand she is very knowledgable!!

Finding a gynecologist is a horrendous task. Though there's an abundance of them, the quality is…read morereally lacking but in not this clinic! I found the staff extremely helpful and caring. Even though they were running 30mins late, you can tell the staff felt terrible and tried everything in their power to speed up the process. They definitely made you feel appreciated which is something you don't find often unfortuantely. Once I got into the room, I was out in 10-15mins. Scarlet (RN gynecologist) was respectful and not once did i feel uncomfortable. Tip: Fill out your past medical history and other forms online, it makes the process a lot faster. The portal also updates you on your visit and lab/test results.

Is it weird to give your gynecologist 5 stars? I think not…read more The Carolina Women's Research and Wellness Center (CWRWC)--AKA the Women's Wellness Clinic because it's WAY easier--is a small, all-female practice that really goes above and beyond to make its patients (well, this patient at least) feel good about going there. The facility is sterile without feeling it--the exam rooms are stylish and cozy with pretty sinks, cabinets, and chairs, and the art on the walls is actually really nice. I see Dr. Lukes who is totally awesome. When she explains things, I don't feel like she dumbs them down or gets too scholarly (and she doesn't know I have a background in reproductive health/have a healthy level of interest in my lady parts). Being in those stirrups is never fun, but at least Dr. Lukes and the Women's Wellness Clinic make it much more comfortable than any other practice I've been to.

Nice staff! Great care. Easy in and out parking and clean facilities…read more Front office staff is kind and welcoming. Punctual appointments, not sure if I have ever had to wait to for my appointments if so it was no longer than 5 minutes ( if that) Nurses are down to earth and our PA is very knowledgeable and has a great bedside manners.

I had a really good experience with Shalicia and Tara. They both were very understanding and…read morehelpful to ease my worries. I appreciate the extra time they took to help me understand what to expect, how stuff works, and letting me know I am in control during the appointment. I really appreciated it as someone who has had a very bad experience with OBGYNs before. Thank you

The staff is very nice. The doctor explains everything before she does it and is very gentle.read more

Poor communication. Dirty facilities. Bedside manner ok. This facility is brand new. But does…read morenot feel that way.

I am thankful for the doctors who delivered my sweet nugget, but they did not make my pregnancy…read moreenjoyable. Dealing with constant comments from doctors such as "How many kids do you have, 2?? Don't you know how babies are made?" "Lady, you're a preggo dinosaur, you're 35!!" And of course my favorite, "Don't gain too much weight, you know how hard it is to lose." Listen here docs, I'd rather not have you breathing down my neck when pregnancy is already so hard! AND TO THAT DOCTOR WHO MADE MENTION OF MY WEIGHT GAIN, I'VE LOST ALL THE WEIGHT AND THEN SOME!! Take that sucker! I'm happy to be in the market for a new women's doctor.

5 stars for the practice 3 stars for this particular…read morelocation When you make a new appointment, they'll probably send you to this location but just ask to go to their Brier Creek office. It was opened July 2009 and it's prettier, cleaner, and has more updated equipment. If my memory serves me correctly, this practice has 8 or 9 doctors. All are female docs except 1 male who is fluent in both English and Spanish. You don't get to pick the doctor who will deliver your baby, however, they make sure that in your rotation of appointments you see all of them. Needless to say, I was a pregnant patient here :-) All the doctors at Duke Women's Health have a great bedside manner. They were all willing and interested in hearing what I had to say. I was sure I'd get an eye roll when I brought over my long birth plan sheet/questions but they were actually good with all the requests I made. Their approach is to give you the birth you want (epidural / med free). They don't lean towards one or the other. The doctors' main concern here is to deliver a happy and healthy baby for you. Remember the swine flu scare? This practice was one of the first medical networks in NC to receive the vaccination. So if you were a patient here and pregnant at the time, you had first dibs on both swine and regular flu shots. I knew plenty of pregnant women who became housebound because the private practices they were patients of couldn't get access to them. I had a great experience here. I've pretty much decided to stay in the Duke Health network for any specialist I have to see.

I was going to at least leave 4 stars if their Billing Department could ACTUALLY fix THEIR…read more mistakes but no, they are just so lazy, they can't even remember their own policy. I have worked 6 years in medical billing and administration and now I know why they didn't want me to leave. I don't care how long you have been in a job, if you don't DO your job then it doesn't count! Note: full story in images Part1-Part8

The medical staff was amazing and truly helped my daughter during her high risk. HOWEVER the…read morebilling staff is horrible. Well one person that will remain nameless at this time. Went back and stole credit card information and billed it at her leisure. When confronted about this charge Ms D said that they reuse a patients credit card for up to a year. Once verified with an administrator... this is not proper practice. When asked if a bill was sent she said yes via email on 10/27 and did not receive a response so took it upon herself to charge $520.00 UNAUTHORIZED! Has this happened to anyone else? I'm taking further action. It's like going to a restaurant and they pull your card information 8 months later to charge you. Yes ... 8 months later and no bills sent.

I've had mostly positive experiences here in the past--typically around 4 stars. However, one…read moreconsistent issue has been long waits in a freezing room, wearing only a sheet, well past my appointment time. This included my most recent annual, where I was told we could do a biopsy, but the doctor arrived 40 minutes late and ultimately said she didn't have time. Unfortunately, the last three months have been truly frustrating. I had a small, persistent irritated spot below my clitoris, and my usual doctor referred me to Dr. Schreiber for biopsy/removal. While Dr. Schreiber was pleasant, she mistakenly removed tissue from the wrong area (labial skin). A simple "Can you confirm this is the correct spot?" before the procedure could have prevented this error. At the stitches removal appointment, she had the nerve to tell me I was wrong and that the spot I'm indicating was just irritation from the stitches below it. She agreed to remove it anyway, but didn't suggest sending it to the lab, even though I'm a recent stage 4 rectal cancer survivor. She was wrong, of course, because I felt more comfortable having just had a part of my body cut off and silver nitrate put on it than I did the entire 3 previous weeks. Over the course of multiple follow-ups and messages, my concerns were continually minimized or dismissed. I saw four different doctors: two brushed it off as inflammation, one worsened the issue by removing additional skin, and another prescribed estrogen cream only after I brought it up--and then ignored my biopsy request. Let's say they never resolved the issue, and I'm being treated by a dermatologist now who actually cares about helping. Adding to the frustration, I can never reach anyone on the phone except scheduling, and that's including the triage nurse.

Doctors are fantastic, informative, and willing to take time to answer all your questions. Although…read moregetting an appointment is the hardest thing even when the doctors recommendation has a time frame to come back. Only reason for the lack of stars is due to the front staff, I've never had a good experience with them. They are rude, have an attitude, roll their eyes, and expect you to read their mind when they need something. I tried to ask one questions about the payment, and they just plainly stated I should read what I signed better, when I was not asking a question about what I signed.