Dr. Satterfield delivered my 7 year old daughter at Baylor Medical Center in Dallas. She was…read morenothing short of awesome during my high risk pregnancy. She's extremely patient and puts the health and safety of mom and baby first. I have nothing but great things to say about Dr. Satterfield. It was a sad day when I found out she was moving back to her family in Spokane after delivering twin boys herself. I would have zero problems recommending her to my family and friends.

I absolutely love this office. I've been seeing Dr. Prest since 2019 when I had my first pregnancy…read more& now again with my second. I couldn't ask for a better person who works with me 100% on all my needs. I was extremely concerned about finding an OBGYN who I could connect & feel comfortable with, it's effortless with her. She is so awesome. Her nurse is awesome. The front desk ladies are always very positive & sweet. I'd recommend to anyone & everyone!

Dr Fine is the best. Look no other place for your lady parts needs or if you are having a baby. Dr…read moredelivery two of my babies. Best in Spokane.

nwobgyn tried and failed! now they changed thier name to "…read moreinland obgyn" don't let them fool you! same people same poor service. getting others to write outstanding reviews for them! seriously they are very mean and bully their employees too! do not go there! you'll be treated like a number! you can't have quality care when they are all out for themselves!

If you enjoy not having bodily autonomy this place is for you! Not only did their lack of actual…read morecare cause me to miscarry, now they won't remove the iud they put in that landed me in an ER. And to top it all off their stupid nurse Lindsay had the audacity to tell me "my uterus wouldn't grow back" when requesting a hysterectomy after 13 years of endo pain.

I delivered my baby girl the other day via c section. I've been using this obgyn only for this…read morepregnancy. I have had every doctor except dr. Tyler. He was the one delivering my dear baby girl. I highly recommend this obgyn. Everyone is super knowledgeable, and if they don't know the answer they don't hesitate to find it out for you. This was my first pregnancy, so I had so many questions. They never made me feel stupid for asking. Dr. Grant was amazingly calm during my version because baby was breech, as well as the other doctor whom I forgot her name. They worked sooooo well together during my procedure, made sure I was calm, and even though baby didn't turn I felt like we all had the same goal- to make sure baby and I was okay. I delivered via c section- and Dr. Tyler was so calm and had nothing but positive vibes. I don't know how anyone can be so calm with us women being so nervous to have these babies. To everyone at Sacred Heart, thank you! I'm writing this review because I saw the low ratings. I wanted everyone to know my positive experience, and give this wonderful office a chance!

Spokane OBGYN waited 6 months to tell me they would no longer see me or sign off on the workplace…read moreaccommodations forms they'd had since April. I was diagnosed with endometriosis at 24y by Dr. Spaniol after an elective surgery in October 2025, and was scheduled for a hysterectomy in January 2026. I began my application for leave through Washington State's Family & Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Spokane OBGYN charged me for the application forms and never filled them out, returned them, or even informed me about their status; only after my psychiatrist had agreed to help me, and I was already approved, did Spokane OBGYN finally reach out, and I told them I was already on leave and wanted a refund. When I returned to work in March 2026, I discussed workplace accommodations with my HR department & forwarded the request form to Spokane OBGYN in April for signature. Weeks passed, and my follow-up messages were ignored. Eventually, I was informed that they didn't know where my request was in the process because it was sent to their FMLA department, even though now I'm only requesting accommodations through my workplace, not applying for FMLA leave a second time. After about 2 months, they finally told me that Dr. Spaniol will not sign the request form because she's not an endometriosis specialist, even though she's my only OBGYN provider and the one who diagnosed me-- essentially, I had been waiting all that time just for them to say they did absolutely nothing. I was referred to schedule with Dr. Newell, and told that I'd be able to get my request form signed by her. Reception said she was booked out until October 5th (it was now July), and I took the appointment because I had no other options. On 10/1, I received a call from the same receptionist; she explained that she wasn't aware of my credit in July, so the appointment would need to be cancelled and I could no longer schedule with them. Immensely confused and heartbroken, I asked, "What does my credit have to do with anything?" and all she said was, "I don't know, I just heard from billing." She asked me if I was on state insurance, and since I'm not, I was not offered any further explanation or options for paying upfront; I also have good coverage with Kaiser through my work, which has been covering my medical costs for almost 2 years. She could provide me with no other information or option for follow-up, so as I was beginning to cry, I tried to end the call as politely as possible, apologizing for hanging up in the middle of things. It has now been 1 year since I received my endometriosis diagnosis, and I still have no relief in place for my symptoms. While I understand that private practices are not subject to all financial anti-discrimination protections, in the time that I waited to hear from Spokane OBGYN, I could have met with a different provider to sign my forms, like I had to last year, instead of suffering through all of 2026. I run out of PTO early every year since it all goes to medical care & obligations, and I often have to work 9-hour days without breaks when returning from a flare-up to make up my time. Spokane OBGYN's failure to reasonably communicate, especially when they ended up taking no action, has put me through indescribable stress, pain, and hopelessness. I feel abandoned by the providers who cut into my body and gave me the devastating news of my diagnosis.

Dr.Richards is the reason I have two beautiful daughters today. I was a young mom at 19. I was…read moreplaced on bed rest after a cerclage was placed. I spent months on bed rest at Sacred heart. He went above a beyond for me. Even after long shifts he would stop by and keep my spirits up. Ill never forget him teaching me how to play back gammon. My second daughter he came in to deliver even when he wasn't on call that night. You will always hold a special place in my heart Dr. RICHARDS! ~Brittany aka "super mom"

I loved my doctor (Dr. Messinger) but the nurses were awful. I had miscarriage and had trouble…read moreconceiving afterwards. I made an appointment to discuss my fertility concerns (I was having 40+ day cycles) and heard the nurses in the hallways mocking me, saying "she only had a miscarriage 9 months ago, why's she wasting our time?" - truly heinous

I've been to a few OB offices with complex health issues and continued switching for feeling…read morebrushed off and being given poor care. I LOVE inland OB. I switched to Dr Pakk after a miscarriage and stayed with him through my whole twin pregnancy and he was wonderful. I went into labor a couple days early and had a c section with Dr Shea who I also loved and felt safe and comfortable with. Dr Hendricks checked on me during my postpartum hospital stay and she was great too. I feel so cared for and like I'm in competent hands here! Also, their ultrasound techs are all wonderful & so nice, which I haven't found at all other practices. Can't recommend enough!!

I would give it negative 5 stars if possible. I REITERATE : Dr. Stephen Pakkianathan at Inland…read moreOBGYN is a dangerous, incompetent surgeon. His practice has gone so far as to block me on social media- that's how childish this is. I am STILL healing and handling ramifications from his mistakes on my body. And while it is validating, I am horrified at how many women reach out to me with similar experiences. SPREAD THE WORD.

Best GYN I have ever seen. Listens...really good with difficult cases like pelvic floor surgery.read more

Okay, again with the scraping-and-fisting jokes…read more Now that the awkward bits are out of the way, I'd like to address some serious concerns. This practice seems to have ten times as many clients as they can handle. I'm always seen promptly, however, the doctor has no recollection of who I am when he walks in. I can finally write this review with a clear head now that some of the dust has settled. I had a series of ovarian cysts over the summer, presumably as a result of switching to a mirena IUD. (overshare, girlfriends!) After 6 pelvic exams in as many weeks and FIVE ultrasounds, it was beginning to feel a little.. well... I dunno, rapey? I like science. As a matter of fact, I love science. I just don't want to have SEX with science, get it? I was nearly in tears as the doctor told me that after a "rough" exam (trust me, Dr. Bermeo, I NOTICED) he didn't think there was anything truly wrong and that I was being dramatic. Oh, really? Because having a belly so distended that I can't wear jeans doesn't feel dramatic. Neither does YOUR advice to sustain pelvic rest for SIX WEEKS because I'm at risk of ovarian tortion (when your ovary flips over because of the weight of the cysts and it requires major abdominal surgery, resulting in the loss of fertility.) After telling me I'm being dramatic, he tells me that he'd like to schedule surgery for a double oophorectomy. Do you know what that is? No? I didn't either, so I asked for more information. Turns out, while I am being a total drama-queen, he is still suggesting that I undergo major abdominal surgery to remove my ovaries. But I'm overreacting. After all this, he's telling me he's going to put me back on the pill after all is said and done. Why bother? I won't have any ovaries! I made an appointment with a respected naturopath and was able to get in on a cancelation .. At this appointment, I learned how diet affects our body's ability to regulate things - LIKE HORMONES THAT CAUSE CYSTS. She suggested that I give up hormone-laden things like dairy and omit gluten and see where I was in a couple weeks... I've now been following my naturopath's advice for over a year with ZERO cyst activity .. and I still have my ovaries. Moreover, I've found a well-respected NEW gynecologist who doesn't patronize, belittle me or trivialize my situation. When she's got her hands inside me (or outside, for that matter) she is kind, thoughtful and expresses genuine concern for my wellbeing. She definitely strikes me as busy, but she never imposes her busyness on me as impatience or inconvenience. A patient should never feel like a burden on a doctor; it is because of this, as well as everything from above, that I feel that Dr. Bermeo and the whole Rockwood system can suck it.