I today just came to Avail after a 5 year anniversary of my worse experience post abortion…read moredepression and I only have one thing to say Thank God I came this place!!!!! I love the waiting room especially I never felt more at home!!! it looked like a living room from the time I walked out receptionist window the service ice was warm,welcoming, and inviting the room I was sitting in talking to my counselor is how I picture my future office couch soft and comfortable and the walls with beautiful art. She was alert but sweet and listened all the way she didn't judge me for anything she was attentive and courteous she respected me and made me feel so relived I came. They offer you tea and water and the overall atmosphere was just wonderful I can't wait to return back next Monday. I think what impressed me more was that I saw all women here and I we need more of them behind great interpersonal places such as this it's comforting to know that women and adolescents can come to a place and talk of important aspects uch as this and feel good about it or even feel relived of the monkey off their back even more.

I'm so glad that I had the best experience with Dr.Maya and her team! I wish I could be apart of…read moreyour team for ever. Dr maya god bless you and your hands and your heart. I can't even begin to write the experience I had because I'm so moved. When I give birth I promise to bring our baby to see you. Please stay safe and I pray god continues to bless you and your path

The Bridge to Life is one of the most professional, helpful organizations out there. Their first…read morepriority is helping those in need. I have seen first hand how appreciative these mothers are, and how thankful they are for the impact Bridge to Life has had on them. Bridge to life offers families clothing and necessities up until adolescent years. They are available literally 24/7 for consultations and guidance. Francesca, the executive director, is very dedicated to her career and has always shown her devotion to Bridge. She always goes above and beyond to help in any way that she can. Thanks to her, Bridge to Life remained open helping thousands of women and children in need during Covid-19. I would highly recommend Bridge to anyone who wants to donate and/or volunteer, as well as anyone who is in need of their services.

Finally a NFP who walks the talk!…read more Counseling for women who find themselves with an unexpected pregnancy as well as post-abortion counseling. Non sectarian, no judgements! Not a medical facility. For those women who do decide to give the gift of life & have limited resources, material assistance is provided (clothing, diapers, car seats, cribs, books) to both mom & children up to size 10. Donations of new & like-new clothing & baby items as well as volunteers, are always welcomed. How anyone could mistake the name of the organization as being anything but supporting life is a more than likely a supporter/employee of PP purposefully manipulating TBTLs Yelp rating.

Great care, Experience Richard Finkel handled us with great care. Highly Reffered! My children & I…read morehad a hard time trusting. This experience made me believe again in humanity! Handled with LOVE!

Parcare Medical did COVID testing in my neighborhood at one of the local schools. I went there to…read moreget testing done. It was advertised as free COVID testing for the community. When I went I was asked to give my insurance info. There was no signs anywhere about which insurance they accepted. So I asked the Physicians Assistant who was performing the test if the test was really free. She told me I might get a $50 bill from the lab if they didn't accept my insurance. So I told a volunteer there "I thought this was free." She said it is free, let me get the manager from the lab. "The manager from lab came and told me that I might get a bill, but not to pay it if I get a bill. I know how unpaid medical bills can affect credit so I wasn't going to do that. I said" I don't even want to get a bill". He said "If you don't want to get a bill, then you shouldn't get tested." I left. I later wrote about this incident on Facebook and Whatsapp. A volunteer from this organization convert shamed me said since I am a Jewish convert my word is no good and called me a liar and said I caused a scene there (really professional of her right). I didn't cause a scene I just said I didn't want to recieve a bill and I left. I also saw a volunteer (maybe the same volunteer) from this organization shaming other people who went to this school testing event on Twitter. This organization's workers seem to have no respect for their patients. And they seem to not be following the government's rules about FREE COVID tests. It seems like a scam to me.

I highly recommend Dr. Mary Rosser at Larchmont Women's Center. She took absolutely fantastic care…read moreof me during my entire pregnancy. I wanted to hug her each time I saw her! She is kind, caring and patient, and takes time with her patients. She goes above and beyond for you. I would never go anywhere else after having such fantastic care from her. The nurses, office staff and ultrasound techs were all great as well. The practice can get busy early in the morning and the parking lot can get tight, but the level of care is worth it.

This place is seriously awful. I wish I could give it zero stars. to get a refill for the pill u…read moreneed to call at least 3 times, and one of the receptionists is the biggest bitch I have ever encountered in my life, she actually provoked a fight, yelled at me and then hung up on me - all because I wanted a refill for the pill and mentioned that it was the 3rd time I called for it. This was after being on hold for about 15 min, which is normal for this place. The facility itself is very clean and comfortable, but the staff and process is an atrocity. I think we can all agree It's not exactly fun to see a gyn. These people make me more ok to die before making another appointment. My dad was an ENT surgeon, I was always around hospitals and I know there is certainly a considerate way to manage patients. Unless u love being treated like crap do not go to this place. Horrendous.

I went there to see Ms. Casey Luber . I arrived and they were very professional and courteous…read more Place is very clean and I was taken care of very quickly. I recommend this location.

I am so fortunate to have found this place…read more 1. It's close to home 2. They accept my difficult-to-accept Insurance 3. They are so professional and are outstanding employees and doctors My doctor is so patient and attentive. She listens to all my needs and speaks to me on how to resolve it all. The employees are always focused and willing to go the extra mile to get you seen and helped if you do not have a appointment. They are serious about your health and your referrals come as soon as 2 days to make sure you progress immediately. As for the clinic it self, it is a bit small but it is very clean and the chairs are really comfortable, lol. If your close, check to see if they accept your insurance. Really great place.

I could not be happier with my experience at Early Options. After researching, I was completely put…read moreoff by the idea of being part of the day-long assembly line style that you see at most practices, and the idea of going under anesthesia seemed unnecessary. Fortunately, Early Options eliminates all of those things and makes the entire process normal and civilized. The staff was incredibly friendly and overall just put me at ease. I was there for just about 2 hours and left feeling unexpectedly exhilarated by how great the whole experience was. The actual SofTouch procedure was very quick - I would say two minutes, and felt pretty similar to a pap, especially if you have had a biopsy. I was surprised when it was over because I expected it to be much more uncomfortable. I did feel some dizziness immediately after, but that faded quickly and I was out the door within 20 minutes. There was some mild cramping and bleeding for the rest of the day, but overall, I felt totally normal. This experience is how abortions SHOULD be - it is totally normal and does not need to be the big production that other facilities make it into. It is wonderful to have this option available and hope that it becomes more the norm!

Ask a woman if she wants an abortion when she comes into the office. Not everyone that comes there…read morewants an abortion - there are significant outside pressures including coercion and outside pressure - there should be a mental health screening first - this is life and death. If I was only asked the question "do you want an abortion" I would have said no - instead I was told its just tissue. That tissue was my baby. The staff is really kind and comforting, however, I was told that it was "just tissue" and even shown the tissue after the procedure. There is only tissue left because the baby has been torn to shreds. I was told the heart was just electro-magnetic waves. Its not just tissue! I support the woman right to choose - but all this false advertising that its easy and soft is a lie! Stop gaslighting women that abortion is just cells or tissue - it has grave psychological impacts. This "soft-touch" was the single most painful thing I have ever experienced. It was excruciating, traumatizing, and I felt the moment my baby died. It's false advertising to say this is a "simple procedure" and you can go right back to work. The pain was horrific and it continued for days on end. I was given an anxiety pill to help with anxiety - but anxiety should be felt, its a warning sign - maybe listen to your body and don't do this. Memories of this place haunt me. Despite the very kind staff, it was quite torturous to experience such a high level of pain (and I have a very high pain intolerance). It's inhumane to have your baby sucked out and killed like that. The physical pain lasted for weeks. The psychological pain has lasted forever.