I love CWC, the doctor's and nurses listen. Especially, the surgical coordinator, Maria Ochao, has…read morebeen nothing but the best. She's understanding and patient. She answered all questions and returned calls. I appreciate great service. Thank you Maria.

Just received a bill from August of 2022 for an office visit that "exceeded" the amount of my…read moreinsurance coverage. Except I had insurance that covered my visits at 100% no matter the visit? The "billing department" that you call for the bill is only capable of telling you what it's for and collecting your payment, any other questions you have are directed back to the office. Any other questions regarding the bill, such as WHY I'M GETTING BILLED OVER TWO YEARS LATER is "outside their scope". Please do yourself a favor and go ANYWHERE else. This is now the third bill that I'm fighting because of incorrect billing. Doctors are hit or miss as well. And good luck if you want a VBAC, because they'll guilt trip you into believing that your body is failing you and you'll fall into another c-section like I did. NOT WORTH IT AT ALL.

I've had several pap smears in my life since I am of a certain age. The experience I had here was…read morepainful, I felt like the doctor used a much larger speculum than necessary as insertion and especially pulling out hurt. The day after, my lower back hurt a LOT. This has never happened before and the pain lasted for 2 days. This also sounds weird but the very second the doctor went to my crotch during the pelvic exam (I could not see her because of the gown covering my legs), I could hear laughter erupt right outside the room. After the appointment when I went to check out, I made eye contact with 2 receptionists who were smirking at me in a way that would suggest that they knew something or were laughing at me specifically. I did a double-take because I was taken aback by these looks. They caught my eye again and avoided my gaze afterwards. This might seem like nothing but the combination of the well-timed laughter, the looks of malicious glee from the 2 receptionists, as well as an uncomfortable smirk from the doctor herself as she looked down at my body when escorting me out of the room (after pelvic exam and breast exam), leads me to believe that my privacy was deeply violated. I'm not sure what exactly happened but I feel extremely uncomfortable by my experience and I won't be coming back.

I am a patient of Morgan Walker, CNM. She is great and really seems to genuinely care. She doesn't…read morerush through the appointments and just really takes the time to listen and even asks "what else?", giving me the time to really open up with any questions or concerns. The rest of the office staff are lovey, too. And during a really difficult health experience I had recently, the office called and checked in with me outside of any visits just to see how I was doing--just a little touch of human compassion like that can really go a long way. Plus, the gowns they give you to wear during your exams at this office are real cotton gowns that can fully wrap around you instead of those cheap paper "gowns" some clinics give that are scratchy and don't cover anything. Little touches like that just makes coming to this office feel so much more dignified and cared for than some other places I've been.

I had been a patient of Dr. Coates for some time. I found her to be competent, but not personable…read more I am no longer a patient as her behavior at my last appointment as her patient was reprehensible. I scheduled an appointment to coordinate care as I have been seeking fertility treatment. I sent my labs and wanted to use my time with her plan. She refused to see me unless I disrobed and agreed to an exam. I left and will never return.

Dr. Coates delivered ALL three of my children (who BTW, are now 24, 26 & 28)! I absolutely LOVED…read moreher. So strange how her name popped up on my Yelp feed today (9/8/25) but glad to give her a well-deserved shout-out!

I had a life-changing surgery for the first time at Contemporary OB-Gyn Associates for a procedure…read morethat had permanent results with no turning back. Surgery can be scary with so much uncertainty. The only minor surgery I ever had before that point was dental or having my tonsils removed as a kid. Twenty something years later, I was scared to death! The staff at Contemporary OB-Gyn Associates were so patient and understanding. They dealt with my hundreds of questions, OCD-like cautious nervousness and scrutiny prior to surgery. My surgeon was Dr. Andrew Block and he was excellent! Dr. Ronald Jacobs referred me to him as an expert for the type of procedure I wanted. They are both so friendly and approachable. Dr. Block is recommended as the top laparoscopic surgeon for a salpingectomy, tubal ligations and similar. He is transparent, kind and very empathetic. He will have conversations with you prior to surgery to make sure this is something you want to do and also make suggestions or alternatives. Contemporary OB-Gyn has different locations. I've been to the Silver Spring, Laurel and Rockville locations. I think it's great that they have different office locations to accommodate your schedule. I give this such a high rating because Contemporary OB-Gyn walked me through a surgery process that always has risks. They took care of me.

1.Their appointment process is horrible. You call the number listed to the location in your area,…read morebut a general customer care line answers. You set up an appointment thinking it's for the location you call, but no! You're wrong. It could be for any of their 6 locations without them stating so. 2.The wait even with my appointment was 1.5hours. This is ridiculous. 3. Experienced doctors. That's a positive.

This was only my second time coming here and such a great experience !…read more Laura is super sweet and makes you feel extremely comfortable! She explains everything she is doing throughly. I was only there for my annual wellness exam- but I would 100% recommend her! Clean office and staff were super nice!

Shoutout to our local community heroes! I am happy about being able to get all my Women's check ups…read morein one venue. Mammogram and yearly exam. It's a friendly office. Easy to get appointments, check-in, and follow-up. The patient portal makes everything more cohesive as well. The results come back in a timely manner and that is perfect for getting things out of the way for the year. The location is good because it's in the Maple Lawn area. There's nice restaurants, gas stations, CVS, and groceries. I can get the most out of the trip to office. I am thankful that my family is well cared for here. I know that my provider, Linda Follette is very knowledgeable, a great listener, and a beautiful soul!

I haven't actually seen the doctor yet but I thought I'd write a review while waiting. I'm…read morecurrently here in the waiting area. My appointment was at 10:30 and I got here at 10:15 to fill out paperwork. It is currently 11:30 as I am typing this review. This practice is only one doctor so maybe that's why the wait time is so long? I need to be seen today as I am traveling across the country in a week, otherwise I would leave. Please know you will wait at least an hour to be seen. I will update once I have my actual appointment. Plus: the receptionist is very friendly and kind and seems to know all the patients that have come in thus far. Update: I was officially seen at 11:45, even though my appointment was at 10:30. There's only one doctor here and it appears only one receptionist. Pros: -the doctor is an elderly woman who has a lot of experience. I felt she was an expert and knew exactly what she was talking about. -consultation: she took my health history before my examination and asked me lots of questions to understand my history -thorough examination. I felt like she was thorough and complete when doing the physical examination Cons: -a little curt - I'm not sure if it's due to her age but I felt like she was rushing me a little when she felt she didn't understand what I was saying. For instance, I put on my intake sheet that I was on CD 42 and I hadn't ovulated which means Cycle Day 42 and she was like, I don't know what that means. Why don't you just say 'no period or amennorhea? -she told me to undress completely and left the room. When she came back, I wasn't done undressing and she just came in and got her tools ready while I was undressing. Every other doctor I have seen waits until I'm done and then knocks & asks if I'm done before coming in after I'm told to undress -a little insensitive - she gave me what she thought the issue, took blood and told me to call back on Monday. I asked her what would next steps be were her diagnosis correct, and her response was, "I don't know it's your choice!" -challenged me on my choice of how to manage a health issue: as I was explaining a diagnosis I had been given at 17, I was explaining how I manage it with herbs and diet. And she went on to tell me that it cannot be managed that way and that I will always have that issue. I told her that in my experience, I was having success with managing it that way, and she more or less told me I was wrong. All in all, this doctor knows her stuff for sure but her demeanor can be a little bristling for women who are a little more on the sensitive/meek side. She's definitely not rude. Her receptionist is extremely sweet. Go at your own risk.