Very happy with Dr Safran, but nothing else works, the office staff is polite but non functioning…read more And "can't assist with the portal".

I had an appt with my favorite gynocologist today and was delighted to meet his new medical…read moreassistant, Lauren Whitlock, who is aiming for medical school.. she would be a great doctor and at the moment, she is under the wing on a man who can teach her, Dr. Julian Safran, because he is a great doctor.

I've waited a year to post my review. While I believe that many patients are helped by Dr. Moawad,…read moremy experience has not been stellar. What I do appreciate is that Dr. Moawad was able to give me a diagnosis and put some pieces together for me that multiple providers had not done after 3 years of chronic pelvic pain and horrible periods that still negatively impact my quality of life. My first visit was great, I felt cared for and seen. I do believe that Dr. Moawad cares and has developed his skills and knowledge to help as many women as possible. My endo was advanced when it was caught, which may be why I'm still having significant impacts from it a year after surgery. I knew that one surgery would not fix all of the things, but I did expect that my quality of life would improve. That has not been the case thus far. The surgery coordinator said to me, when she was trying to get me to commit to the payment, that my life would change. So far the only real change is that I have increased my debt in order to pay for the surgery. Three things that I wish had been different in my experience: 1. More thorough education about endo and adenomyosis, which I also have. I was given the option to have laparoscopic surgery to include a hysterectomy or not. I chose to keep my uterus, as I was not emotionally ready to have that procedure. If there had been clearer information about the adenomyosis part, I may have made a different decision. My periods have gotten worse after surgery, and I am incapacitated for 2-3 days each month. I also still have the chronic pelvic pain (from pudendal neuralgia) which has only moderately improved after surgery. 2. Customer service. When the initial consult fee is close to $1000 and the surgery is out of network (costing thousands of dollars) I expect a very high level of customer service. This was not my experience. I felt like a paycheck to the admin staff and surgery coordinator. Multiple times I emailed into the office with questions and after 3 days or so, would ping them again. In my experience of over 20 years in the professional world, the general expectation is a 24 hour time window for answers and communication. I realize that the answer to a question may take longer depending on the doctor's schedule or billing service, but I do expect a response to acknowledge my request and give an ETA on an answer. I would suggest that the office staff need some training on customer service at a high level. 3. After care. I experienced new and different pain after my surgery and reached out to Dr. Moawad's office for support. I was referred to a pain specialist whom I met with twice and he did not have helpful recommendations. On my own, I found a practice that does pelvic rehabilitation medicine and have engaged with them. They informed me that they have a relationship with Dr. Moawad and I wish that he had referred me to them when I had continued pelvic pain after surgery and to this day. Endometriosis is a horrible disease that affects millions of women. I'm glad there is expertise, I just wish I felt better a year after surgery.

I am four months post excision surgery with Dr Moawad and I could not be happier with my decision…read moreto go ahead with the surgery. Since my first appointment with Dr Moawad, I felt heard and validated. Not only is he very skilled but also very caring and compassionate. He asked a lot of questions, did a pelvic exam and predicted I had Endometriosis. He then requested an MRI (which confirmed the endo), and we scheduled the surgery. The surgery went really well and my recovery was not bad at all. It felt great knowing that he removed all my endometriosis and my symptoms are significantly better since then. Thank you Dr Moawad and the CEAPS team for such a seamless experience. Getting surgery can be overwhelming but your care and compassion made it a lot easier! I can't recommend the CEAPS team enough.

Beautiful and inviting exam rooms, staff personality is superb from the time you walk in to being…read moreescorted to the exam room. I was hugely impressed with the beginning of my visit. The office is elegantly decorated with a feminine twist on the decor. The aesthetic makes you feel like they want you here and not just a mother clinic feel. Stay tuned.

I've been seeing Dr. Blank at CWC for longer than I care to own. He and the practice are…read moreexceptional. They listen to their patients and they really care. They also have exceptional support staff. Suzanne was wonderful.

A total mess. Wait times are incredibly long, and when you finally do get an appointment, they…read moreregularly cancel appointments without bothering to notify patients. It feels horrible being a patient here.

So disappointing to see how bad this place has become - I'll be looking for a new practice. It's…read morebecome a corporate, soullness, practice with no personal or compassionate care for their patients. I've been a patient here for more than 13 years and have never seen things so bad.

Carina Ryder -while not formally a doctor- is a far superior "doctor" to any physician I have ever…read morebeen treated by in this country during my more than 25 years living here --and that is a fact, whether or not it is adequately reflected in her title or compensation. I so appreciate that she takes the time to LISTEN and actually check for causes, not just diagnose symptoms. She is very, very thorough, personable, and is not someone who will let things go until you are feeling better. Also, her front office staff, Gabriella Fatone, is very helpful and friendly. I have never experienced a wait time of more than ten minutes yet and I have been going for more than two years now. I absolutely love and recommend this gynecology practice.

Carina is amazing. I travel from out of state to see her for menopause care because she provides a…read morelevel of informed, compassionate expertise that makes me feel seen and supported. She's NAMS certified, on top of the latest research, and is always genuinely on my side, working to help me feel as good as possible. Appointments are never rushed, and she's so easy to talk to. The office is pleasant and comfortable and accessible by Metro. Gabriella is also amazing and always helpful and responsive. They're both super responsive about refills and billing questions. I'm often stunned by my good fortune to have found Carina. She's certainly succeeding at her mission to better the lives of women, one patient at a time. I highly recommend her.

Professionalism from day one. There was no doubt in my mind that my wife would be in the best care…read morethroughout pregnancy. This place is logistically out of the way for most people but so worth the hike. All the doctors and staff are extremely knowledgeable, caring, respectful, and supportive.

My review is more for NEW PATIENTS - As of April 1, 2026 anyone who makes an appointment will be…read morecharged an annual fee of $150 that has nothing to do with the insurance coverage, deductibles or copays already paid by patients, and what they earn from the insurance. They are arguing that this fee is necessary to improve services and technology, etc., which, from my perspective, should not be at the expense of patients, but a responsibility of the business owners and stakeholders who want to be in the health care system and should have a sound investment and business strategy plan instead of having clients paying for the business they want to have. Unless, they are on purpose creating a membership-like model to access OBGYN health care, to appeal to a very specific clientele, in which case, they should be transparent about it, instead of imposing such a fee under the disguise of betterment of their services, and inadvertently, rendering the services possibly discriminatory and less accessible to some extent. Either management did not put a lot of thought on this, or they did, and simply did not care. In addition, there seem to be a lot of turnover, and their licensed providers (who for the most part and in fairness, are pretty easy going), have significantly decreased from when I started going years ago. Only at the beginning I had a consistent provider but that has changed in the past 2 to 3, when I can be seen by whoever is available. Depending on who you talk to whether in billing, front desk, checkout, you may also be faced with somewhat condescending approach, but I am not sure if that is due to unprofessionalism of some of the staff, or if it is a symptom of how they are treated by business management, and they are just simply burned out, with clients and patients ending up as unintended collateral damage. Given the decline of services, providers and quality of customer service over the years, I had been considering switching practice already, but this imposition just did it for me. I rather pay more in insurance, deductible and co-pay for better services altogether, than make my health care dependable on whether I am willing to pay for what seems to be an annual membership fee, which at the end, will not guarantee better care, because it is a matter of integrity and not profitability. In my opinion, it is problematic that for a health care and medical practice the quality of services is contingent upon increasing or imposing additional costs to the patients, instead of making it a stakeholders investment and accountability.

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...

Dr Blank was warm and friendly. He made me feel very comfortable! He was easy to talk to and he…read morelistened .

I've been going to Dr. Blank for years -and am not shy about switching doctors if something isn't…read moreright. He is wonderful, calm, kind and patient. During annual examinations and pap smears he has a nurse in the room, explains everything step by step before and while he is doing it in a very calm, reassuring and soothing tone. He doesn't go quiet, he is talking to you while examining you and he's thorough but quick. He tells you it is going to pinch but it is over before you know it. After the examination he leaves so you can dress and then he knocks and comes back in and talks to you to see if you might have any other medical issues that need addressing. He was so helpful when I developed breast cancer, needed a double mastectomy and didn't know who to turn to. He immediately recommended a couple of excellent surgeons and I chose one. Did he let it go at that? Dr. Blank checked in and messaged me to make sure I was ok during that hard year. I was gobsmacked and really felt he cared. And, yes, thanks, I'm doing great now. You feel his empathy and caring. His nurse Luce is lovely, and as kind and gentle as he is. She was warm and professional too. And the ladies at the front desk and those who schedule my appointments were kind and helpful. He hires great people and it makes such a difference! That's what I've been his patient for a couple of decades. And tell my friends about him.

Oh my gosh! The best doctor I've seen in years. She listens so well and she acts like she has…read moreall the time in the world. She is very thorough and knowledgeable. So happy to have found her!

Great admin staff; very experienced and considerate doctor :) she really takes the time out to…read morelisten to you, explain things, and takes a holistic approach.

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.