Dr. Hoppe is FANTASTIC. She listens, she follows up, she takes her time and she CARES about Women's…read morehealth. I am so filled with gratitude to have her as my doctor. HIGHLY recommend. 5+ Stars.

I live out of state and couldn't make it in time for my annual appointment until a couple of months…read morelater. I called to see if I could schedule an appointment for when I would be in town and to have my prescription refilled until our scheduled appointment (which would have been early October). The office let me know that I would need a "phone consult" that would cost me between $200-250 JUST to continue my prescription until I was able to come in for my actual appointment that would cost me another couple hundred. Great doctor but stuff like this is a little absurd in my opinion especially since I've been coming for a couple of years and am not a new patient.

I felt relaxed and heard by Dr Kohatsu. She did a thorough exam and we made plans to do a couple…read morethings. DEXA and a biopsy. Once she left the room, the Assistant was very rude when I had questions as if she was too busy to make sure I was clear. She gave me a copy of orders and a location to take the papers. Then she said she'll call me to schedule for biopsy appt. Then ignored me. no big deal, I called to find out that radiology didn't have the machine for DEXA. I messaged Dr Kohatsu on the portal about the machine not there. Asked if there was another place. The Assistant messaged me back telling me to find a location and let them know. I called my insurance for a location a few days later I received info. So, I sent the info on the portal. Then I get a message from Jaynie telling me to get a fax number. I said please feel free to call and get it, I was currently dealing with cardiology appts for surgery next week. If she could get the info I'd appreciate it. She messaged me again telling me to get the fax and get back with them. That was a First time an assistant refused to assist. I just called my primary care doctor and asked if he could order the DEXA and gave him the info the insurance gave me. In 1 hour, I was being called by the imaging center to schedule appt. Why this assistant couldn't do that I don't know, but I'm not going to fight with her just to see Kohatsu. New Gynecologist for me.

Amazing OBGYN and staff. Preventative care is so important for women's health. Dr. Kohatsu and…read moreVicky made me feel comfortable and at ease during my examination. If you want a doctor who's kind, patient and gentle, this is the medical office you should check out! She took her time to get to know me and answer all my questions. It was a positive experience.

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Rode and truly feel fortunate to have found her. She is…read moreknowledgeable, thorough, and incredibly personable. From the moment I met her, I felt at ease. She took the time to listen, asked thoughtful questions, and made me feel genuinely cared for. The visit was efficient but never rushed, and I left feeling confident I was in very capable hands. It's rare to find a physician who is both highly competent and so kind and present with her patients. The front desk was nice, had a kind, supportive nurse, and everything ran on time. Wonderful experience. I highly recommend her.

I was seen in the ER for severe bleeding and was frightened and overwhelmed. When I was introduced…read moreto Dr. Anuradha Rode, she treated me immediately and, more importantly, truly listened to my concerns. Even though I was not originally an established patient, she guided me through every step of my care with kindness. When it became clear that I needed a hysterectomy, everything was explained thoroughly and compassionately. The surgery went smoothly, and the level of care I received before, during, and after the procedure was beyond exceptional. I am forever grateful for her care and kindness.

Disheartening Experience with Dr. Li Fan…read more I don't usually leave reviews for non food experiences, but I felt it was important to share my experience with Dr. Li Fan so that other expectant mothers know what to expect. Throughout my pregnancy, I often felt more judged than supported. Dr. Fan was very strict about weight gain and repeatedly emphasized that gaining more than 25 pounds was "excessive." Every pregnancy is different, and instead of encouragement or tailored advice, I often felt criticized for not fitting her idea of a "textbook" pregnancy. I was also required to complete multiple non-stress tests (NSTs) at a location that did not accept my insurance. When I brought this up, I was told I had no choice but to get the tests done there. It felt unfair and added more unnecessary stress during an already emotional time. My postpartum experience was equally disappointing. At my 6-week checkup, I mentioned that I had been celibate since giving birth and plan to continue without birth control, and Dr. Fan responded, "Men don't like to wait. They have needs." I was at a loss for words, the comment felt dismissive and inappropriate, especially during such a sensitive and vulnerable time. After my delivery (March 2025) , I also waited much longer than expected to be discharged. Dr. Fan didn't come by my hospital room until around 5-6 p.m. the day i was supposed to be discharged, which unnecessarily delayed my discharge and added stress during a time when I just wanted to be home with my baby. While I'm sure Dr. Fan has patients who appreciate her straightforward approach, my experience left me feeling unheard and unsupported. Compassion, understanding, and sensitivity are essential in women's healthcare. Unfortunately, those qualities were missing in my experience with Dr. Li Fan.

This is kind of lengthy and not necessarily negative however, i want to share my experience in…read morehopes it may help someone else who finds themselves in a similar situation. Back in 2022, after struggling with very heavy periods for years, Dr. Fan was able to diagnose me with multiple uterine fibroids. I had surgery shortly after, and the care I received during that process was excellent. Fast forward to 2025--I found out I was unexpectedly pregnant. I was very early, about four weeks along, and had to wait for my first ultrasound. A couple of weeks later, I began bleeding heavily and feared I was miscarrying. I called the office, had blood work done, and was told my HCG levels were high. When I repeated the test two days later, the office relayed through a front desk coordinator that my levels had "dropped" and I was miscarrying. This was incredibly difficult news to hear, and I later saw in my chart that my levels had not dropped significantly. I also feel strongly that sensitive information like this should always come directly from a licensed medical professional, not front office staff. When I returned for an ultrasound to make sure the miscarriage was progressing as expected, I was shocked and overwhelmed to learn that I was still pregnant--about 9 1/2 weeks along. The ultrasound also showed a large subchorionic bleed, though I was reassured that these often resolve on their own. I was prescribed progesterone and began taking it immediately, which initially helped, but when the bleeding worsened again and I asked to be seen urgently, I was told I would need to wait a couple of days for the next available appointment. Unfortunately, I miscarried that night at 10 weeks. I still carry many "what ifs" about whether pushing harder for immediate appointments or additional intervention could have made a difference. This is not meant as a purely negative review, but as encouragement to others: if you are pregnant and experiencing heavy bleeding, advocate strongly for yourself. Request to speak directly with your doctor, insist on being seen, and make sure your concerns are heard. While I remain grateful for the care I received in the past and for Dr. Fan's role in diagnosing and treating my fibroids, I've unfortunately lost a lot of trust during this experience. I am hopeful that by sharing my story, the office may be able to use it as a learning opportunity to improve communication and patient care and possibly help save someone else from experiencing a miscarriage in the future.

Dr. Islam is an amazing OBGYN I highly recommend her. I…read moreswitched to her after going through two different Obgyn's and I'm so happy I found her. This was my first pregnancy and she helped me significantly along the way. She's very polite and has manners along with addresses all your concerns and actually cares about your questions and goes above and beyond to help you out. I had gestational diabetes during my pregnancy and she really guided me through. I ended up pushing for 4 long hours until I decided to go through with the emergency c section. Afterwards she checked on me and our happy beautiful baby was born. I highly recommend Dr. Islam she just had a newborn herself and I felt as I could relate to her. Amazing doctor and works close by and lives near hospital she was by my side in a heartbeat to support me during labor and was open to trying anything I wanted during labor.

Dr. Islam is an amazing doctor. She took great care of me and my baby. She's compassionate and…read morereally cares about her patients. I highly recommend using her.

I met with Dr cap for all my obgyn needs for my first child. He has nice bed side manner and…read moreeducated me a lot on all my questions. I didn't feel like he was ever rushing out appointments which was nice. I also liked that he wasn't too over the top with lots and lots of ultra sounds if it wasn't necessary. Midwife Chris ended up delivering my baby. It was an amazing experience, she really was incredible, and I hope I can have her deliver my next baby as well. I feel like I didn't thank her enough for being as good as she was. My whole birth experience was really awesome, especially as a first time mom Will be using them again in the future

Dr. Capetenakis misdiagnosed my Stage IV Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis. I was referred to Dr…read more Capetenakis by a functional medicine doctor, and was hoping that by establishing care with a "boutique medical practice", I would get the care that I so desperately needed. Long story short, I ended up having an excision surgery for Stage IV Endometriosis, and it was so bad that I also ended up needing a bowel resection. For being told multiple times during my visits that my pain was due to ovulation, my fibroids weren't an issue (he had women with 12cm fibroids get pregnant), and that the developing cysts on my ovaries were nothing to be concerned about, it was a genuine shock that my situation was so dire. My doctor that did the excision surgery shared that I had a life expectancy of 5-6 years if I had not been treated. With regard to the office experience, it is a shock that his office does not send out appointment reminders. According to his staff, they are too small. Given that my dog groomer, acupuncturist, and my therapist all manage their own schedules and send automated appointment reminders without issue, that is definitely an area of improvement. Especially when I was charged a $50 no show fee for an appointment that I never scheduled. All in all - they tried. However, when a patient is far too complex they should be referred out to another provider, not told that everything is fine and to move on. If it were his family, I doubt he would have taken the same approach as he did with me.

I had an excellent first visit on April 2, 2026 with Dr. Truong and her staff. She was warm,…read moreattentive, and took the time to listen carefully to my concerns while addressing all of my questions thoroughly. I left the appointment feeling confident in her care and grateful to have her as part of my healthcare team.

I would like to give a shout out to Dr Truong and her office staff: Marilyn, Cayla, Amanda,…read moreLorraine and Lisseth! I have been with Dr Truong for 10 years and extremely pleased with not only her bedside manner but care that i always receive. She goes above and beyond her duties as an md. Cayla (medical assistant) was such a ray of sunshine and tremendous asset to the office! I would highly recommend Dr Truong !

The worst communication lines possible for a medical facility. You are routed to a call center…read moreevery time and have to wait for their call back which is a day or two later. If you miss the call back, you start everything all over again. I have lived in multiple countries and states in the U.S. the communication in this facility is by far the WORST. So I don't know good the doctor is, because I am stuck on the phone and can't see him.

If I could rate a 0 I would! I'm currently a patient seeing Paul Hinshaw at North County Women…read moreSpecialist and in the last few weeks I've experienced so much attitude and lack of communication from the office staff. I've met Dr. Hinshaw once and he was nice, but his office manager Betty and medical assistant need appropriate training on how to communicate with their patients. Not only did the office have lack of communication with me on the tests I've ordered, but now advising me I need to pay out pocket to re do a test because it was not done correctly on their end and advised me their office has specific protocols when ordering test( keep in mind I don't know their protocols as being the patient) and trying to blame me for their error and expecting their members to know their office protocols. Also it's really difficult to get ahold of anyone by phone besides the RN to go over any questions I have. This is my second child and I did not experience this type of service ever with my previous OBGYN . I also work in the medical field and being the patient with this office, I do not recommend!

Full transparency - This review has nothing to do with the medical staff here. They could be…read moreamazing, but I honestly have no idea because I was never able to make an appointment. I first called on May 13th, 2025. Between then and May 29th, 2025 I called a total of 16 times. Most of the time, I was placed in a queue where I was typically the first or second caller waiting, and then would be re-routed to a message center. At first, I would leave a message to get a call back, but would never hear from anyone, so I resorted to just continually calling until I got through to an actual person. While this person was pleasant enough, they let me know that the appointment coordinator would have to be the one to get me set up. I would then have to repeat the process of providing my name and contact information, and was told the message would be relayed to said coordinator and they would be in contact. I have never been contacted by this facility, and I honestly stopped trying after the 29th. It is now June 5th, 2025 and I would be SHOCKED if someone ever did get back to me if I am being completely honest. During this time, I went through some things medically that I won't get into, but because I did and was desperately trying to get seen by this facility with no return response, I felt so dehumanized. Even after explaining what had happened and what my needs were (when I could actually talk to a person), it was like I just didn't matter enough to call back. I'm so disappointed because I felt like a few of the doctors on site could be the right fit for not just what I was currently dealing with, but for my future family planning as well. And now I will never know because the system they have in place to even get an appointment is horrific. Save your time and your sanity, and try somewhere else, because chances are you won't hear back from anyone. And if you do...go buy a lotto ticket with that luck. UPDATE JUNE 12TH 2025 - the office literally just reached out to me today, basically one month after I began initial outreach, to try to set up an appointment. At this point, I have already established care with another provider as I needed to be seen immediately. When I explained that I had done so after not hearing back, the only response back was "Oh OK, thank you". No apology for reaching out so late after the fact; not even an attempt of an excuse. I suppose the only silver lining from the situation is that I did ultimately end up with a different provider who genuinely cares and communicates effectively with me.

I still have not heard back from this office over one month after requesting to schedule an…read moreappointment. If it is this difficult for something as simple as getting on the schedule, I shudder to think how difficult it will be to actually receive timely quality care. No interest in finding out.

Dr. Duhamel is a doctor that every woman needs. She is the most amazing, caring and loving…read moreprofessional doctor I have ever come across. Her staff and nurses are wonderful too! You never wait long in their office and your health is always their first priority. Dr. Duhamel saved my life. She went and above beyond in helping me get the care that I needed. I have not seen any other doctor with her passion and determination these past 13 years. Thank you so much Dr. Duhamel, you are the best.

She's a really great OB gyn (is that how you spell it?) very informative, sincere and had an answer…read moreto every question my girlfriend had about her period and other needs. A great one!