I cried after leaving her office. She was so condescending and before even examining me told me…read morethat it would not possible for me to have PCOS and questioned where I'd gotten that diagnosis (every OBGYN I have ever seen has unanimously drawn that conclusion). She then proceeded to tell me I didn't understand the female reproductive system and told me I needed to be on oral birth control. She ignored me when I explained why for my mental health that was no longer an option for me. This was all very disappointing coming from a young woman.. if this were someone of a previous generation or a man it would have still be upsetting, but more expected. I have never left a review of any business before..but I don't want another woman going to her and having a similar experience, especially given the vulnerable nature of her specialty.

I'm so grateful I found Dr. Barnes. From the first visit, I felt heard and taken seriously. Dr…read more Barnes took time to explain options, answered every question, and helped me feel confident about the plan moving forward. The staff was also friendly and organized, which made everything easier. I would absolutely recommend Dr. Barnes to friends and family.

Had Austen McEvoy as my OB for my 3rd pregnancy and couldn't be happier with the last several…read moremonths and delivery. Great experience, she was extremely knowledgeable, professional and friendly and by far the smoothest labor experience I've had. I'm glad I trusted her. She didn't fear monger over any potential risks and made me feel safe throughout the entire pregnancy.

I wanted to share my experience because communication is especially important when you are in the…read moremedical field, and I think other patients should know about my experience with this office. Unfortunately, I have had some frustrating experiences with the front office. There have been times when I waited around 15 minutes or more without anyone coming out to answer the phone. I also experienced an appointment being changed without anyone asking me first. I was simply told that the appointment had been changed, even though the original appointment had been scheduled for over three weeks. When you are already dealing with a sensitive situation, this can be very stressful. I also had an opportunity to speak with Nancy regarding what happened. I explained the timeline of events and went through what happened and when. After I finished explaining everything, there was an extended pause, and the only response I received was, "Yes, April can call you." I left the conversation feeling like my concerns had not really been heard or addressed. I do want to recognize April for trying to be helpful and assist with the situation. I appreciate that she has made an effort to help. My biggest concern is the communication and how the situation was handled. I had an appointment scheduled, and weeks later I was still having to scramble to establish care and figure out what was happening. I feel that a simple misunderstanding could have been handled with better communication and understanding from the beginning. I am sharing this because I think patients should be aware of my experience. People are often coming to a medical office during stressful and vulnerable times, and clear communication, patience, and understanding can make a big difference. I hope the office takes this feedback seriously and works toward improving the patient experience.

I was recommended this woman by my lovely PCP doctor, I need to keep my birth control up and she…read morewas the first name that he recommended unfortunately. I just had my first and probably last appointment with this woman, and I am not wanting to complain. Not only were her forms out of date (I do not know my emergency contact's DL nor SS nor do I need to), but the copay was a raging $70. When I asked the kind specialist to specify if she indeed mean 7-0, she replied with, "Yes, she's a specialist." Of what, I don't know. Naturally, as I was raised right, I hopped off the medical table when she came in to shake her hand, which she received backwards with the incorrect hand. Mind you, I did the same while leaving the office, and she completely ignored my shake which I held out for probably ten seconds. One of the first questions she asked me in the office (not even a "how are you?") was, "At what age do you think it is appropriate to have children? This is not a trick question." I expressed I do not want children, to which she said that that would contribute to a declining birth rate.... isn't that basic knowledge? Please read the room, where in 2026, not all women are born to birth kids. She interlocked her own political opinions throughout the visit, which is unprofessional (I understand you're frazzled and hold your medical degree close to your heart). Not only this, but when I mentioned that I prefer Eastern over Western medicine she made a bit of a glaring face, but I disclose that to all of my doctors. Oops! :-) She had diagrams from the 90's explaining birth control and anatomy to me as if I didn't know I was a woman. I could go on, and I will if asked, but super demeaning and pressurized situation. Rude. *D/Dee was a gem, and the only not robotic person besides the receptionist who cracked open humanely a bit when I told her I did not wish to fill an adult Chicken Pox order "The Doc" had prescribed. There was one more woman in the office I did not speak to who was busy on a computer, but I'm sure she was lovely.

Dr. Walker saved my life. I had a tumor in my uterus that was about 4cm and would have kept…read moregrowing. She said I had a 1/1000th chance of it being cancer. We scheduled a hysterectomy, but my body had other ideas. I had to have an emergency hysterectomy a month before my scheduled one. About a week after my surgery I was diagnosed with stage 1B endometrial adenocarcinoma. She had already found an oncologist who was able to take me in right away. Without her intervention, I would still be suffering. I'm forever grateful that I was referred to her office.

Thrive Wellness Center ~. I just got off the phone with Patti which reminded me I needed to write a…read morereview for Patti ~ Jennifer and the TEAM I first went to Jennifer years back for hormonal issues. Jennifer was so caring and understanding and went over all my options with me ~ Jennifer actually takes the time to listen with empathy and advise accordingly.. Ladies. There's a different vibe here from your standard "Doctors office". Its positive .. informative and friendly Thanks Thrive.

I was initially hesitant to write this review, but after receiving follow-up emails from Thrive…read moreasking for feedback, I felt it was important to share my experience. I've been dealing with hormonal imbalance for the past four months. I'm currently with Kaiser and have seen nine different doctors, most of whom suggested anti-anxiety or antidepressant medication. However, I knew something deeper was going on. What I initially thought were panic attacks at night turned out to be hot flashes. I often felt dismissed and unheard, which was incredibly frustrating. My wife helped me research other options, and that's when we found Thrive. After reading so many positive reviews, I felt hopeful that I had finally found a place where I would be seen and heard. My first visit with the doctor was positive. She listened to my concerns and ordered bloodwork. However, after completing my labs, I had difficulty getting a follow-up appointment. My calls were not returned, and I eventually had to use the emergency text number just to get a response. I was told I had a phone appointment scheduled at 11 AM, but I never received a call. When I followed up, they offered me an in-person appointment later that day, which I accepted. During that visit, the doctor reviewed my labs and told me a pharmacist would contact me the next day to start testosterone treatment. Unfortunately, I never received that call. I want to be clear that I'm not trying to be difficult, but dealing with hormonal issues has significantly impacted my quality of life. I've been experiencing sleepless nights, restlessness, irritability, bladder issues, and an overall sense that I'm not functioning at my best. Given that this is an out-of-pocket service, the lack of communication has been extremely frustrating. I've since called and emailed multiple times without any response. Additionally, when you call their office, it goes straight to a generic voicemail that doesn't clearly identify the business, and messages are not returned. It feels like you have to constantly follow up just to get basic communication and even then, responses are inconsistent. I also want to add that I typically don't write reviews like this. However, if you are struggling the way I have been, I wouldn't want another woman to go through what I've experienced. I truly believe women should support one another and take each other's concerns seriously, and unfortunately, that has not been my experience here.

I don't even like to talk about it. I saw Dr. Yung for…read morewildly fluctuating menstrual cycle (what I now know was the start of perimenopause, but no one told me that, certainly not Dr. Yung). She wouldn't listen to my explanation and kept cutting me off and telling me it wasn't highly variable (ranging from 2 weeks to 3 months? Not variable?). At one point interrupted to ask if sex was painful. She was abrupt and rude. Without explaining the procedure, I had a uterine biopsy with no preparation, no pain relief. I swear my soul left my body. It was so painful I started shaking from the shock. She looked down at me like I was a bug she was experimenting on. She didn't give me any instructions and left me in a puddle of blood for me to clean myself up and leave the office. I called, but I never heard back the results, and I never went back. Traumatic.

I had an extremely disappointing and confusing experience with this doctor. She is now claiming she…read moreperformed surgery on me--but no surgery ever took place. I never received any procedure, post-op instructions, or any signs that anything was done. Throughout my visits, both she and her staff made me feel like I was a burden rather than a patient. When she said she couldn't find anything, she quickly scheduled me for a well-woman exam and a mammogram. At the time, I didn't understand why--but now I feel like it was a way to pad my chart or billing records. I ended up not going back because the environment was so uncomfortable. This experience has left me feeling manipulated and misled. I trusted this doctor with my care, and instead I feel like I was treated with disrespect and possibly used for billing purposes. This is unprofessional, unacceptable, and possibly fraudulent.

I just came back from an appointment with Dr. Fong and I am so happy that I found her! She's…read moreknowledgeable, warm and I don't feel rushed. What more could you want from a doctor! Also, I got in and out in 30 minutes and saw her within 5 minutes of checking in! Granted, I was the first appointment of the day but this was a very pleasant surprise! I am so grateful that I found her!

I've had Dr Fong for 7ish years. She's the best there is! Kind, informative, knowledgeable, A plus…read moreOBGYN. The staff is nice too.

Dr Chang left private practice in 2012. She has worked at Kaiser ever since. She used to work at…read moreFair Oaks Women's Health.

Dr. Chang is the sweetest ob. Extremely knowledgeable, and has wonderful bedside manner.read more

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Chang! Her office is super efficient, her staff are all…read moreextremely warm and friendly, and Dr. Chang herself is phenomenal. She listens to your concerns, is extremely knowledgeable and has amazing bedside manner. Let's face it, no one jumps for joy over the idea of getting a pap - and some of us have had downright traumatic experiences in the past - but with Dr. Chang you can rest assured that it will be a breeze! It was over before I even knew it and it didn't even feel the least bit uncomfortable. She will also perform an ultrasound to ensure that your ovaries and uterus are structurally sound and there's no underlying issues which is a nice touch, especially since you don't need to schedule another visit solely for this as it's done in office by Dr.Chang herself! I'm so glad to have found her - a good OBGYN that makes you feel safe and comfortable is so hard to find these days but Dr. Chang is proof that they still exist!

Lisa Chang is the worst of the worst doctors I have ever had. She lied, cheated and forced me into…read morean unnecessary C section only for her own convenience and serious infection to be hospitalized. On the first day I was in hospital for scheduled induction, she had 24-hour duty, went home to sleep and didnt return till i was into 37 hours on Pitocin. She poked my water without my permission, and caused me infection and my baby heart rate dropped into dangerous situations where I could only accept C section. She scolded me not to cry before entering the operation room, not worthy of crying?! while my life and my baby's life were in her hands. Only for a couple hundred dollars more, she wants a surgery instead of natural birth. For an insurance covered procedure, she lied to me its cosmetic, I paid her cash and extra. Later, both Blue Shield and Optum confirmed she never billed. After I asked my money back, she claimed through insurance. Don't even think twice, go find another doctor.

Dr Mitri is an absolute God Send. He's delivered 2 of my babies and had I known about him sooner,…read morehe would've delivered all three of them. He's always professional, kind, understanding and helped me every step of the way. Literally the best Dr you could ever ask for.

This review is long overdue! I've been a patient of Dr. Mitri for almost 12 years and I must say…read morehe's the only OBGYN that has ever made me feel comfortable (I've had lots of awkward experiences with other OBGYN's). I'm very thankful Dr. Mitri has helped and delivered all three of my pregnancies. I recently became pregnant with my fourth child and by week 8 I was feeling off - I completely went from feeling good and happy to all of a sudden feeling grief/loss. I immediately messaged Dr. Mitri and he assisted me with a list of doctors that would help guide me through my depression. Unfortunately, my gut feeling was correct. On my 12 week ultrasound my baby was not developing well. He had a lot of abnormalities. Dr. Mitri gave me guidance on my pregnancy and referred me to a specialist. Sadly, at my 16 week ultrasound following my cvs negative results we noticed the baby did not have a heartbeat. Dr. Mitri was so compassionate and assisted me in coordinating with the hospital to getting me induced and delivering the baby. I cannot thank Dr. Mitri and his staff enough for all the love and guidance . Dr. Mitri has been very supportive and has given me hope for future pregnancies. I highly recommend Dr. Mitri! He's an exceptional doctor and such a lovely human being.

I really can't thank Dr. Park enough, she's fantastic. She was my OB through my first pregnancy…read more Everything was going according to plan, then I started exceeding my 40th week. Dr. Park continued to be patient, monitoring my baby and me everyday, not forcing me to be induced. Fortunately a week later, I was finally getting contractions and admitted. My labor from the time I reached the hospital to delivery was over 20 hours. During that time, Dr. Park was actively engaged with the onsite medical staff, monitoring my progress, and calling to check in on us in the middle of the night. While other doctor's may have pushed for a C section to get me out of there, Dr. Park understood my birth plan and remained patient. Finally I was dilated enough, pushed for only an hour, and Dr. Park was there to deliver my baby. I always felt safe, cared for, and listened to by Dr. Park. I truly felt she was my advocate throughout my pregnancy. Postpartum, I had more follow up questions before my 6-week check in (your body does weird things to get ready for breastfeeding), and Dr. Park was responsive through email. Thank you again, Dr. Park!

Dr. Park will not take the time nor thought to treat you personally. I sat next to my phone waiting…read more45 minutes for a telehealth appointment. I had started HRT with her and was having trouble. She didn't take the time to think about my situation and just recited every option possible option; the same information can be found on the internet. She said she would send dose altering options over the message portal, and after two requests from me, and a week later, still has not done so. If you want a doctor that actually administers careful care in a manner considerate to you, this is not the one.