After having a not so great experience with my last women's doctor, I was hoping to find a good…read morefit. I found Dr. Dvorak online and scheduled an appointment. I had my first appointment with her the other day. The folks working at reception were kind. The nurse (?) who brought me back to my appointment room unfortunately wasn't very friendly. I believe my appointment was categorized incorrectly when it was booked (which may have been an error on my part) -- when I explained the reason for my visit, she explained that they probably wouldn't be able to see me for that because "it wasn't what I scheduled my appointment for." I politely explained that I must've made a mistake and was very apologetic, but her tone of voice/overall attitude had rude undertones. Her attitude caused me to become a bit emotional (which is pretty unusual for me), and once that happened, her demeanor and attitude slightly shifted and she was a bit nicer... After that interaction, I was nervous about meeting with Dr. Dvorak. I worried that she would also have the same unfriendly tone with me... Turns out she was the exact opposite! Dr. Dvorak was immediately caring, kind, and welcoming. She was professional, yet warm -- truly what I believe a women's doctor (or any provider for that matter) should be. She intently listened to me and treated me with respect. I felt very comfortable with her. It can be nerve wracking switching to a new doctor, but I would highly recommend Dr. Dvorak to anyone. I plan to continue seeing her for my annual check ups!

Very disappointed. We waited over 30 minutes, and when Dr. Natalia arrived, she seemed in no mood…read moreto answer our questions respectfully. Her tone was harsh, and she didn't guide us properly just rushed through the appointment. We didn't feel supported at all

I seriously don't have the right words for Dr Foltz, she is hands down the best Dr I've ever had…read more She delivered my first son and was just the type of coach I needed in the delivery room. She's kind, smart and all about making sure you understand what she's doing and why. I so appreciate that. Dr. Foltz has also helped me get through a miscarriage and complete molar pregnancy. These were dark days for my family and we had so many questions. Dr Foltz and her nurse Cindy, were there every step of the way. I would literally get personal calls from Dr Foltz or Cindy just to check in and make sure I was doing OK. With the molar pregnancy I was at the lab doing test 2 times a week for 8weeks. It can be agonizing waiting for results, but Dr Foltz and Cindy would usually get me test results in 24-48 hours to ease my mind. I can't tell you how much this meant to my husband and I helped decrease stress. Dr Foltz cares...like for real. Plus she is super nice and cool and feels like a friend. To me this type of care is priceless and I'm forever grateful.

I only have good things to say about Dr. Luba Foltz. I can't begin to sing the praises of Dr. Luba…read moreFoltz. When I met her and immediately she made me feel comfortable. Her calm nature makes it easier for me to talk to her. We talked about my problem and opted for surgery before my wedding. She said next year she will deliver my baby. That sounded great since I like consistency. I met her after the post op. She said I was recovering beautifully. I told her we plan to have a wedding. She told me I will be a beautiful bride. Great vote of confidence from a doctor! Needless to say, I highly recommend her.

Currently 30 weeks pregnant and I've been coming here since ~8 weeks, so this review is for…read moreprenatal care. Scheduling: Like most offices, they book up early. Expect to book out at least 4-5 weeks in advance for the first appointment. During the checkout process they'll line up at least the next 2-3 appointments depending on how far apart they need to be and how likely the office is to book up quickly (e.g.: around holidays). On days I've had ultrasounds they've done a good job making sure I follow up with the Dr right after but still have enough time to get all the images they need. Same for the timed gestational diabetes test - I followed their written instructions and everything went pretty smoothly. They've also made sure not to schedule me on days my provider is on call at the hospital. Appointments: I've never had a long wait time to see my provider. I would say it's at least on par with or better than a standard Dr appointment wait time. When they do occasionally run behind, it's no more than any other Dr's office (20 min at most, only once). Usually they're right on time. They do pad the appointment time so you see the nurse for the standard monitoring before you see the Dr, which is a little annoying given how often you have to come in, but I assume that's pretty standard. Overall, I spend about an hour in the office total if I arrive 15 min prior to my appointment. Provider: I see Dr Moore and she and her support team have a fantastic bedside manner. The few messages I've sent through the portal have been answered quickly and kindly, just as they have been in the office. She always makes sure I understand my screening/testing options and why certain practices are status quo (e.g.: rhogam shot for all negative blood type mothers). She also starts conversations about birth plans/support, preparation classes and other things that are probably on your mind to chat about. Other office logistics: They give you a packet of prenatal info at the first appointment that includes pretty much everything you need to know. You can get almost everything done in their office which is super convenient - flu shot, standard vaccines (not COVID obvs), rhogam, blood work, ultrasounds. The check-in process is a little weird the first time. (I walked right by the check-in kiosk and have seen multiple other women do the same.) And one time their scheduling system was lagging so the ultrasound tech didn't know I was waiting until I went to the front desk and had the gal call her. Their online portal is decent (includes all appts, messaging, patient info), but doesn't have visit summaries which I find disappointing. There's a large parking lot connected to the building BUT depending on when you get there you may still circle the lot for 5-10 minutes looking for a space. Mornings seem to be worse for parking. There's no wifi in the office but they do have a couple of TVs with HGTV going, lol. COVID practices: No kids are allowed at appointments (exception: newborn appts where the newborn is allowed to come ;)) to reduce exposure and everyone is required to wear a mask. You're allowed to bring 1 support person to prenatal appointments and they have to wait outside the office door (not in the lobby) to reduce crowding until you're called in for your appointment. Not a big deal unless your partner is a wandering soul and disappears while you're waiting to be called in. I can't speak to other services or providers but my experience has been great so far.

I attempted to call this clinic on July 21st around 12:30 PM to establish care as a new patient for…read morea pre-conception exam. Unfortunately, the front desk receptionist was entirely unhelpful. When I asked to book an appointment, she just said, "I can't." I followed up to ask how I could schedule one as a new patient at Overlake, and she repeated, "I can't," offering no alternative solutions or details. First impressions matter, especially in healthcare, and this interaction left a very bad impression. I hope management addresses front-desk communication training.

Even though I have been very satisfied (to say the least) with this clinic and its staff since the…read moreday I walked through their doors in late 2018, I wanted to wait until I had my baby girl in my arms to write this review and tell everyone just how amazing they are! I made embryos at nearly 40 years old in 2019, had a successful transfer in Sept 2021 (after a break between making embryos and transfer to get married!), and delivered my perfect healthy baby girl in June 2022 after an amazing 41 weeks of pregnancy and just after my 43rd birthday. I cannot say enough about this clinic but this result is truly because I found them... they are caring, smart, clever, diligent, honest, hardworking and just all around some of my favorite people in the world. Jo, Dr, Johnson's right hand (he will tell you this!) answered my emails morning, noon, and night every day of the week whenever I needed her. I actually looked forward to my appointments just so I could see and talk with her! Dr. Johnson is, of course, a talented fertility doc, but also absolutely hilarious... he will take an emotionally challenging situation and still bring a smile to your face. Dr. Rehman is also wonderful and always makes you feel cared for and important to the clinic and their success. And let's not forget Julie at the front desk, who always welcomed me with a warm smile; she will make you feel welcomed and not like just another patient or statistic. There are too many great people to list here! But back to the little one I now have because of all of them. That's right, I had my healthy perfect baby girl at 43! This is after I clearly waited until the 11th hour to make this dream come true. I would certainly do everything exactly the same if to do it again... with this clinic and turning it over to their expertise, as they truly have the most of any clinic out there. I could ramble all day long about how much I love them. Thank you to Overlake for my baby girl. And for all the support, kindness, and even the laughs along the way. I truly am grateful and encourage anyone out there exploring IVF to take the journey with Overlake Reproductive.

They may be merging with Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine, but that does NOT mean they are…read morethe same quality. As prior patients with CCRM, we anticipated similar care with Overlake, that was not the case. I'm shocked CCRM agreed to let Overlake dilute their brand. Overlake has their own protocols that are DIFFERENT than CCRM, and are not aligned with the standard of care for IVF treatment. Overlake failed to administer a standard medication leading up to one of our attempts, and even after repeated discussions did not admit to the omission. Fertility can be confusing, and it is our experience that fertility clinics may lack the best bedside manner, however a clinic cannot be both challenging to communicate with AND be inattentive to the details of such a precise endeavor. If you are considering Overlake based on their association with CCRM, I would caution to reevaluate.

Have you experienced extreme pain having an IUD installed? PLEASE go to this facility if you'd like…read moreto be on anesthesia for an IUD procedure. The anesthesia will very likely be out of pocket cost, but it was worth every penny! Now for the rest of my review: After experiencing horrendous care at other OBGYN facilities in my more local area, I was first terrified to change to this location for an IUD procedure but I was recommended it by a friend. The doctor called me ahead of my procedure to answer any questions and he was super kind over the phone making me feel so much more comfortable. Day of the procedure there was a bit of a wait as it was filled with appointments. But the waiting room was nice as we all got to watch a Netflix show to pass the time. Once I was called in, the staff were very nice and very efficient to get me ready. And the anesthesiologist was so funny my nerves were completely settled before they put me under. Next I remember being fully dressed and they guided me to a low lit room with comfortable recliners that had such a peaceful ambience. The nurses were kind to answer my questions I had about how the procedure went while I was in that room which was promptly followed by the doctor who did my procedure. She came in to ask how I felt and how I was doing and I just felt an overwhelming sense of care and compassion at this facility that I've never experienced before anywhere else in medical care, I nearly cried from how happy I was. (That could have also been the after effects of the anesthesia but the emotions were still genuine). I was sent home with a little bag of overnight pads and information on my IUD device. My pain levels after never got above a 2/10, and they sent me home with a pain meds prescription for the following few days to address any cramping I might feel. I cannot put into words how thankful I am to this facility, the staff, and the doctors that made my experience here incredible, and comfortable, and safe. I don't care how long of a drive it is for me, I will always only go to this place for OBGYN needs in the future.

I received the best card ever. At first I was so nervous going in. The medical staff told me that I…read moream going to be fine and all of them were really nice and sweet.

Suzan is so knowledgeable about women's health. I run my own naturopathic clinic in Bellevue and…read morefeel comfortable referring my female patients to her for gynecology care.

With intelligence, compassion, and years of experience I feel my health care is in the best in our…read morearea hands around.

I've never been seen here for the OB side of things though I wish I had. I was seen on the gyn…read moreside. First for an ablation and then hysterectomy. I love how dr vankessel never made me feel like my thousands of one more question questions were dumb and never made me feel like she had to run out to her next patient. They're also very responsive to messages via the patient portal. And have fit me in quickly several times when I was in a lot of pain which was appreciated. I can't recommend them enough.

The lady the answered the phone was very rude and unhelpfu. I asked for help for my pregnacy that…read moreis at risk and she disregarded me and told me all the dr were booked and she said she would send a note to my dr but didn't get my name or any information to even pass a message along. This experience alone makes me want to find a new obgyn office for my pregnancy.

I had surgery with Dr Winner two years ago. She discovered stage 4 endometriosis and I had a…read morehysterectomy and endo excision. Recovery was easy, she is very skilled, and I felt safe in her care. I still see pelvic floor PT occasionally to deal with pain/scarring, but my pain is a tiny fraction of what it was. She changed my life. Thanks doc.

After five years, fibroids regrew--which is not uncommon. I went in for imaging every 10 months or…read moreso to keep track of fibroid growth and I'm glad I did. Around the five year mark, they found adenomyosis, which is a common side effect of any gynecological surgery. It appeared on my surgical sites. This isn't the doctor's fault, but it's useful to know and to get imaging for it in the years after surgery. Problem is, when I went back to Dr Winner about a 2nd myomectomy, she encouraged me to do the myomectomy--which could have further increased my Adenomyosis issue. Mine was caused by surgery. The risk of more Adenomyosis was high with another myomectomy. Also, the iron testing she does before surgery is very general--I was anemic (at 24) when her test said my iron was fine. The Adenomyosis was making me anemic (it bizarrely hoards iron in the uterus). At no point did doctor winner advise me that there were other options for treating the Adenomyosis, like HIFU and UAE--both don't require traditional surgery and have great results for fibroids and Adenomyosis while preserving the uterus and eliminating the other health issues from Adenomyosis. This isn't fair to patients. I don't regret my 2020 surgery with Dr. Winner at all, myomectomy was my only choice with a massive fibroid and Winner was 100% the right choice. But when I complained of surgical site pain at my belly button, she didn't inform me that this could be a common side effect of the surgery where bits of endometrial lining could be accidentally left there--causing, essentially, endometriosis. There are interventional radiology treatments that are outpatient for this common side effect. Finding out that crucial context on my conditions had been left out by Dr. Winner in consultations was... not trust building. Dr. Winner should give patients more well rounded advice even if it means they don't choose surgery with her. She's amazing at getting big fibroids out with virtually no scars, doing endo excision, etc., but if you have post surgical issues or adenomyosis or fibroids that are 5-7cm and under, you may want to seek other consultations with interventional radiologists. Ultimately, I traveled to another state to get uterine artery embolization to kill off the fibroids and adenomyosis, which is performed through a single vein. No scars, no need for healing up my abdominal wall, and very little risk of causing more adenomyosis. 1.5 months out, my stomach has shrunk, my inflammation is down, my cycles are cycling and I feel great. I'll go in for cryo treatment of the belly button endo soon. --But I had to do extensive research and find other options all on my own. It would've been the kind thing to do to refer me to other practitioners so I could get the results I needed--elimination of adenomyosis and reducing risk of more adenomyosis sites.

Dr. Cook is a great OB! I also love and trust the care I received at Evergreen Coral team…read more Dr. Cook helped me deliver my pandemic baby and ensured I was well afterward. He also provided care and useful information and recommendations based on my conditions. If I wasn't already done with having kids, I would trust Dr. Cook and the Evergreen Coral team with all my births.

Dr. Cool is a very kind and compassionate person. I am very grateful for all the help he provided…read moreme. He cares about his patients and does everything in his power to provide the best professional care.

I still tell the story of having Dr. McKeever deliver my kiddo 14 years ago with joy and amazement…read more It didn't go as planned and I dealt with some disappointment as we neared the delivery date. But through it all I felt supported, heard, and well cared for.

I don't recommend Dr McKeever if you want to feel like your own voice and experience is central to…read morehow decisions will be made about your labor and delivery. While the dr gives ample time for questions, she does not do much asking herself - about what you and what you want. She consistently presented her plan for how my labor and delivery would be as though it were THE only plan, without asking what I wanted or discussing more than one option. She also focused almost entirely on physical health. Although her staff focused more on mental health, it made me uncomfortable that my primary OB devoted so little time to mental health, given how much it can affect pregnant and postpartum women. She also didn't seem to know more than I did about the effects of various antidepressants and anti-anxiety meds for pregnant women.