She basically passed me off to be crazy. I told her all of my symptoms (for years mind you) and her…read moreresponse was "do you want to get better... take the pill." She didn't do any in depth testing. Nothing. I ended up going to a integrative health practice and my thyroid levels were completely through the roof. All in all she's really awful.

Loveland is a misery. She's rude, withholds information, and infantilizes her patients. Sure, I…read moresafely had my baby, but I was fully traumatized by my birth experience and didn't even really realize the gravity of it until after my birth experience with my second child. This woman inserted a cervical softner into my body with little to no explanation as to what it is she was doing, why, and whether or not it may hurt (it hurts. A lot.). It was my first baby and she took absolutely no care with me. Find another OB - Dr. Osmun is fantastic but it's not worth potentially having your baby with Loveland if she's the doctor on call that day...

What the f., after paying $500, if you want to return the package without being opened they won't…read moreaccept it. BS. Will not be recommending this to anyone. I'm upset

The team in the office was nice when I went, but the lack of communication was poor. I got an…read moreabortion and was never contacted afterwards. They said someone would reach out to me after 10 days and I never got contacted. I tried to reach out to the office and was forwarded to a call center who said they would relay the message to the actual office. But even after that I would still hear nothing back. Turns out the abortion failed and every doctor/obgyn I went to asked if the clinic ever made an 2nd appointment to do a another ultrasound to make sure it worked, but I never even got contacted talk less of have a 2nd appointment. I didn't know the normal protocol is to have a follow up appointment and have another ultrasound until going to the emergency and my primary doctor for nonstop bleeding. Now I'm still pregnant and faced to pay over 1,000 to terminate it or keep it. I don't recommend coming here. Go to a clinic that will actually set another appointment after giving you the pill.

So far I think the staff are really amazing. The NP Reina is really top notch. I still have not…read moreprogressed to the point in my treatment to see if it makes a difference in my OAB. But if it's successful it could change my life. The Pelvic Floor therapy was far more expensive than I realized. I have a large deductible on my insurance, but the therapy was even more expensive than the actual treatment. That was a little rough to swallow. I really would like to have know this beforehand. I was shocked when I got the bills. I am hopeful that it will all be worth the small fortune I seem to be spending. I'll update once I have the actually treatment and can give a more realistic review.

They made my appt and then canceled it without telling me and when I showed up it was like "oh…read morewell". I had to pay parking and wasted 2 hours from work and they literally could not care less. great practice. eye roll.

I can't recommend "Dr. Yuri" highly enough. He's extremely knowledgeable and up on all the latest…read moredevelopments in his field. He also has a very friendly and personable bedside manner, which I'm finding more and more rare with most doctors these days. He really goes out of his way to get to know his patients and make them feel comfortable. He never makes you feel rushed like some doctors, and his office is always on time with appointments which I appreciate. Most importantly, he's just a great doctor. Last year when I was pregnant I discovered I had a large ovarian cyst. The OBGYN I was seeing at the time was quick to suggest I'd need surgery when I was only a few weeks pregnant, even though my cyst was showing signs of getting smaller. I went to see Dr. Yuri for a second opinion and he ended up saving me from a risky and unnecessary surgery. He was very thorough and carefully explained all of my options to me. I immediately dropped my other doctor and now send all my DC friends straight to Dr. Yuri.

I am a registered nurse with chronic disease. I am picky about my physicians. My first GYN cared…read morefor me from age 18 to 36. My second GYN only saw me once and the visit was so poor, I vowed never to return there. I met Dr. Yuri at a meet and greet physician function. He was so pleasant that I thought, yeah, I could go and see him. I see many specialists for a variety of reasons. Dr. Yuri is A++++++++! I had my first visit with him in April, I had to have an "in and out" procedure" in May. He was wonderful explaining everything to me, not assuming that because I am a health care professional that I would understand everything. I was totally comfortable in his office and I was not rushed. America who works for him, is a wonderful and kind person. She is helpful and promptly responds to emails and phone calls. They are high tech; I love the use of phreesia (spelling?). What I loved and appreciated the most was that after my surgery in May, he went out and spoke to my husband, a non health care oriented person, and put him at ease. My husband's first words to me when I woke up from the procedure, "he came out and talked to me at length, he's great!" I am very thankful to have met him!

Suspect for fraud. Same as another user, full payment is required upfront but a claim would be…read morefiled on your behalf and if your insurance pays, you will be refunded from the doctor's office. Are you freaking kidding me!? Basically, you are going to be paid twice and recorded it as revenue (which doesn't seem smart). Hell, I can file my own damn claim with the proper medical code and pmt receipt. Again, suspect.

Is she a gynecologist or dermatologist? Mixing skin treatments with Obgyn responsibilities seem a…read morebit sketch. But she sounds great

Overall, the staff is unhelpful, and the doctor is pretty rude. I've had to jump through hoops…read moregetting somewhat unnecessary tests to make her feel better about prescribing HRT. Also, if you enjoy being on hold for extended periods, then having someone come on and ask what you want, only to put you back on hold and then return, forgetting why you called - this is the place for you!

I went to Bloom OBGYN for all my prenatal appointments and used their team for my delivery at…read moreSibley Hospital. While some of the providers were fantastic, my experience with Dr. Scott Osmun was absolutely horrific. When I was diagnosed with gestational diabetes, Dr. Osmun was incredibly negative, relying on scare tactics and outdated data rather than providing balanced, evidence-based guidance. When I asked him to send me literature to support his claims, he couldn't--or simply didn't. Instead of offering support, he made an already stressful diagnosis even more overwhelming. Unfortunately, I ended up delivering with him as well, and the experience was just as frustrating. He insisted a C-section was inevitable because I wasn't progressing fast enough. I requested a few more hours with my doula (most doulas refuse to work with Bloom because of Dr. Osmun), and we used positional techniques--something he completely dismissed--to help labor progress. Sure enough, I was able to fully dilate to 10 cm. Then, he insisted I would need forceps or a vacuum because my baby was hitting my pelvic bone. Again, we asked for more time, and I was able to deliver my baby without intervention. Instead of allowing me the standard 30 minutes to deliver my placenta naturally, Dr. Osmun immediately performed a manual extraction, a painful and unnecessary intervention. His priority seemed to be rushing the process rather than respecting my body's ability to do what it needed. In appointments, he was condescending and dismissive, treating me like I was an uninformed mother who knew nothing--despite my background in health. His attitude, coupled with his outdated approach to care, made me feel unheard and disregarded. That being said, I absolutely loved Dr. Abdalla, Lauren Gordon, and Clare Heintzelman. They provided compassionate, thoughtful care, and I truly appreciated their expertise. However, no matter how great they are, the risk of ending up with Dr. Osmun again has made me switch practices. Another issue with Bloom OBGYN is their annual $100 fee, which feels classist and unnecessary for a practice already profiting from patient care. Overall, while some of the doctors here are excellent, my experience with Dr. Osmun was enough to make me leave the practice entirely. If you're considering Bloom, be mindful of which provider you see.

I sought care from Dr. Rebecca Garbose at this facility, specifically requesting a low-dose birth…read morecontrol pill to manage my PMDD symptoms. She prescribed a pill without warning me of the serious risks. Within three weeks, I developed multiple pulmonary embolisms, was hospitalized for over three days, and nearly died. Had I been informed of the risks -- especially as a minority patient at higher risk -- I never would have taken it. I will never return to this facility. Providers have a duty to clearly communicate the life-threatening risks associated with birth control, particularly to vulnerable populations.

No one likes waiting 45 minutes after your scheduled appointment time to finally get seen. If I had…read moreknown they were running that late, I would have arrived 45 minutes AFTER my scheduled time!

While I found Dr. Kesselman to be straightforward and responsive to my questions (it was my first…read morevisit with her), the visit felt very rushed and I barely had time to answer the family history questions. She said I should still be doing a breast exam even though the AMA says not to. I'm not sure who to believe. When I mentioned the problems I had with their phone confirmation process, she said it was "above her pay grade" and said I should talk to the office manager. I told her when I made an error trying to reconfirm my appt, there was no way to rectify it. I spent 1/2 hr on the phone with the call center and they were very unhelpful. I was very upset when the call center said to me I had lost the appt "fair and square"!! There was nothing fair about it. I made the appt six weeks out and then lost it because their system is horrible. They don't ask you to confirm your cancellation. It's just cancelled. No second chance. No email. I needed the appt to refill prescriptions before the end of the year. They refused to rebook my appt. even when I said it was a medical issue. I emailed the office several times using their portal with no luck. They said to call the day when I had my original appt to see if someone had cancelled. So I did. Guess what?! My original appointment time was available! There's something wrong here. I want to note that the in-office staff were all pleasant and friendly. It was the call center staff and manager who were unhelpful. Customer service is apparently not a priority for GWU. That's unfortunate.

My nerves were shot all morning. I was so nervous about visiting a "woman's doctor" for the first…read moretime, I felt like I was going to hurl. My office is about 2 blocks away from her office so after lunch, I walked down to her office and tried to think happy thoughts. After I got there, I was greeted by the friendly receptionist and office helper(?). I was called in and ran through a brief history with Dr. Kesselman before proceeding to the exam room. It wasn't as uncomfortable as I thought it would be - Dr. Kesselman was very professional and talked to me throughout the whole exam and always told me what she was doing and why and kept me talking to help keep my mind off of the awkward part. Dr. Kesselman is great and I would recommend her practice to others.

This place is amazing - I will start with the office staff:…read more I just moved to the District, and I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Burke, the office staff got me in within two weeks, they had taken all of the necessary COVID precautions, and were all incredibly polite and professional. I didn't wait long, and they made the entire process so incredibly easy. They put me at ease in both the intake process and preliminary height/weight/blood pressure measurements. Now, Dr. Burke: Dr. Burke held a consultation with me in his office, where he made sure that I didn't feel rushed, and let me tell him about all of the possible health anxieties I have. He was extensively informative about a whole host of concerns that I brought up, he genuinely listed and heard me. He made me feel so comfortable. Not only very personable, but clearly an expert in his field. He referred me to a mammogram center that he knows and really trusts, communicating to me that even though I'm a brand new patient, he is going to do his best by me to help me feel safe and healthy. I sincerely look forward to seeing Dr. Burke as my primary care physician and women's health physician for as long as I remain in D.C. If I could give the overall experience more than five stars, I certainly would.

It has been 18 years. I still think of Dr. Burke. He stood in for a [female] Doctor I had hoped…read morewould deliver my baby. Dr. Burke was uber-sensitive to my needs and modesty, even "schooling" the nurse who was ignoring all our requests. I still say my delivery could have been broadcast on national TV and I -- one who is so modest -- would have been ok. Dr. burke had all doors closed, about seven sheets covering me, and too was conservative in his approach. Yes, this was 18+ years ago. I will never forget his attention to my needs and sense of respect for our family needs. (Let's all agree that the mother's needs at the time of delivery reflects the entire family's needs)

I walked into the office and could have sworn that I was on the set of the reality show "Hoarders"…read more aside from the mess, one got the distinct impression of uncleanliness. The bathroom was a total gross out experience. The chaos made one believe that your test results may not belong to you. After all, in the mess, who can keep track of a name? Next to the cups in the bathroom there were little pieces of cut up paper. I suppose they were to pin on your cup or something. I didn't take any chances, I wrote my name in bold letters. Good lot that would do as the receptionist could not get my name right. She called me by the incorrect name 3 times, and even after I corrected her, she wrote the wrong name on the prescription for a test. Although Dr. Cole obviously knows what she is talking about the way she runs her office invalidates her years of training and experience. I know why she is always late. She tries to give you a diagnoses for every part of your body. Then she really likes to do biographies of other peoples ailments and what worked for them. An hour or two later, you are still sitting there, shredded robe and all (I do not believe paper is meant to be worn for more than 45 minutes). Now what really worried me is that Dr. Cole does not use recyclable speculums. That would be fine if her house is in order. But, if, her receptionist cannot remember a name 2 seconds after she was told, do you really think that she could remember what color was was the disinfected bucket?? I pictured her in my mind saying "ok, red is clean, yellow is not, or it it yellow is clean, red is not?" Yes gross out to the max not to mention unsafe. And, can I add YUCK!! Furthermore, Dr. Cole must be a pharmaceutical reps wet dream. I had so many samples and pills pushed on me, I felt it was Halloween. All I can say is that I walked out of there feeling very very uneasy about the entire experience and had to make another appointment for the same thing elsewhere.

I started going to Dr. Cole based on reviews, and parts of those reviews are true. Dr. Cole is a…read morevery kind, caring woman, but she also may want to consider retiring, or going to a limited schedule. She is constantly overscheduled, which results in her becoming scatterbrained. They will call you to inform you that your appointment is being pushed back, but I'm not about to take half a day off of work when my appointment was only supposed to take an hour. I once scheduled an appointment for 3 PM and wasn't seen until 6 or 7 PM. She also doesn't have a trained aide to help her with procedures, and will, more often then not, have her receptionist assist her. I've also never been told to get my blood drawn more often in my life. Seriously she had me get my blood drawn after almost every appointment for seemingly no reason. Like another person said below - she's a pharmaceutical reps wet dream and pushes every kind of treatment and pill on you. She pushed me to get Nexplanon which turned out to be one of the WORST experiences I have ever had. She also became very concerned that I had a heart murmur and sent me to a cardiologist. Cardiologist said I had an extremely healthy heart with no issues, and then I was out of pocket $250 for the appointment. I was her patient for a few years and kept going back because it's so tough to find a gyno with good bedside manner. I left her care because I could no longer trust her as a doctor.