Dr. Peters does not adequately deal with concerns after your procedure. She is very nice when…read morescheduling your procedure and prior but after your procedure if you still have pain or have struggles due to the procedure itself she brushes you off. I had laparoscopic surgery with her and when struggling months later due to pain in the incision areas she did not wish to examine me or order me proper imaging of my stomach saying this is out of her wheel house she cannot interpret it, even though she cut me open in my stomach so why are you cutting people open if you are unfamiliar with the stomach area?. She offered me no remedy or help although the issues were from her surgery . I have talked to other previous patients that have been dismissed after having pain after surgery, one who told me they were left in tears and she basically told them to leave the office. This patient claims they then had a procedure with another surgeon who found more endometriosis afterwards. If you would like to see this doctor as your surgeon and have no issues, you may be fine. However, once you have your procedure if you have any issues know that she is done with you- patients to her are just numbers and she's chasing her next surgery not making sure everything is OK with the surgeries She's already done.

Dr. Ann Peters is top notch and really cares about her patients and what they're experiencing, she…read moredefinitely makes her care available to her patients as well! She added Saturday hours, fit in her patient within 2 days of calling! Amazing! She goes the extra mile to explain in detail about any diagnosis's and makes sure that it's a mutually agreed upon care plan with complete understanding! From the point of calling her office speaking with Massai who was extremely professional and knowledgeable, scheduled within 2 days!! Patrice (Dr. Peters assistant), when arriving to and checking out at the Columbia MD office she was very kind, knowledgeable, efficient, and thorough. Patrice was excellent and efficient in setting up surgery as soon as possible too. Each interaction with Dr. Peters and her staff was a perfect example of 5 star care to include pre-op and post-op as well. Surgery by Dr. Peters at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore went smoothly with the same interactions from checking in to checking out, each staff member was courteous, knowledgeable, respectful, thorough in duty, and kind. Dr. Peters is one of the best physicians I've ever known, she REALLY cares and makes herself available to her patients! Highly recommended! Thanks for making a difference Dr. Peters!

I see this 2 star rating and I get it but I'm here to defend the care concern and bedside manner of…read moreDr. Margot Watson. SHE"S AMAZING!!! I 1000 Percent recommend making an appt with her. She also see my two daughters.

The care from actual physicians is wonderful! The patient…read moreportal is awful. It is impossible to call the listed telephone number and speak to a person or your doctor. Ever since they integrated with Johns Hopkins it's been a terrible experience. I'm contemplating switching practices, which is unfortunate because I've been a patient there for over 20 years.

This year I've been seen by three separate practitioners at Visionary Women's Health for a number…read moreof different gynecological assessments and procedures and I've taken my mother, who is nearly 90, for a needed appointment there as well, and all of the practitioners were knowledgeable, informative, caring, and patient during the appointments and Tola Fashokun was especially gentle and insightful with my mom; however, the follow up after one of the appointments has been egregiously unacceptable. I first came to this practice on the recommendation of my primary care physician, who advised that I see a new gynecologist. Previous testing earlier this year showed that I needed to be assessed for possible endometrial cancer and possible unrelated cervical cancer. To address this Janis Logan, a nurse practitioner at Visionary Women's Health, gave me a biopsy of my endometrial lining and a colposcopy which turned out to include several biopsies as well. I've been dealing with these cancer scares for a couple of years now, and Janis Logan explained to me what's been going on with my body and my previous test results more thoroughly and clearly than anyone has to date. The procedures were painful, but she was caring and walked me through everything she was doing, and she even asked me if I wanted the nurse in the room to hold my hand when things got especially tough, which is something I had never been offered before during painful procedures such as these, and it helped to ease the situation a great deal for me. It is clear that this practice puts thought and effort into making women's health not only effective, but also comfortable and accessible (they accept my medical-assistance insurance). After the appointment, Janice Logan let me know that she would be having a follow up TeleMed appointment with me after the results were in to let me know the findings and if I would need a followup procedure such as a hysteroscopy or ultrasound. Because I was waiting to find out whether I had two different types of cancer, I called in about a week to see if the results were in and was told that not all of the results had come back yet and that someone would call me when they did, and I tried again at week two and was told the same thing and was given the additional information that it can sometimes take as long as three weeks for the results to come back. Almost four weeks later I still hadn't heard anything and I was back at the practice for another appointment for an unrelated problem and an appointment for my mother, and I requested that someone speak to me about my test results while I was there. I was told that the practitioner would speak to me about it after my appointment, and then I was given the update that she would speak with me after I attended my mother's appointment with her, and then I was given a third update that the practitioner would call me after I got home. I did not receive a phone call after I got home nor did I receive a phone call the next day. I called again the day after that to ask once again if I could speak with the practitioner to find out the results, and the person taking the call spoke with the practitioner herself and then came back to tell me that a nurse from their practice had already sent me a two-sentence message four days after my procedure was done saying that the results of my biopsy were normal and that I was to call if I had any questions. I explained that I had called several times since then and was told that not all the test results were back, as well, I did not know which of my biopsies that written message was referring to, and so I asked the person on the phone does this mean that the test results were negative for endometrial cancer and negative for cervical cancer, and she replied that she was unable to answer that question, and I once again said that I would like to speak to someone who could answer that question. She told me that the practitioner would call me before 12 noon that day to let me know about the cancer results, which did not occur. She also volunteered that I should request to speak with the head of the practice, Dr. Amy Gueye-Weinstein, to address the problems I was having in getting my results. When I had not heard from the practitioner by noon, I called to request that Dr. Gueye-Weinstein call me, and the person I spoke with said that she would have her colleague, Dr. Gueye-Weinstein, call me and also added that she would have the practitioner I hadn't heard from to call me as well. Neither of them has called me. More than four weeks later, I still don't know whether I have either one of these cancers. I also still don't know whether all of my test results are in, whether I need any additional procedures, or why no practitioner is returning my calls. Update: They had the results, which indicate that I don't have cancer, just 4 days after my procedure, which was before my first phone call. I still haven't received a return phone call.

I only have good things to say, the entire staff is great, the office is super cute, the wait times…read moreare good and the Nurses and Providers are emphatic and knowledgeable, all women staff and no pregnant women in lobby perfect for me.,Dr Gueye W, is amazing,I feel heard and my uterus is happy now., I had previous Drs who didn't try to figure out what was making me so sick! for years I struggled and one visit with Dr G and my quality of life is so much better worth it! my 21 year old is also a patient..

I've been a patient at Women's Wellness MD since November 2025 & I am SOOO grateful I found this…read morepractice. As a Black woman- finding a Black GYN who made me feel genuinely cared for meant more to me than I can fully explain. I saw Dr. Okasi and immediately felt comfortable. She's professional, knowledgable, but most importantly patient & thorough. I've also been seen by Brittany Abbate, PA, for my annual this week, and she was phenomenal. She was professional, gentle, attentive and soooo informative on next steps that made the most sense. Lastly I truly appreciate Sami in the front office. I haven't met her in person to get a chance to really tell her this but she is a GEM! she's always quick in communication, emails, and text messages for any questions/ anything appt related. I truly feel like I finally a practice I've been praying for. I highly recommend Women's Wellness MD to anyone looking for compassionate professionals. (sorry for super long review but everyone is just amazing)

I went in for my annual, having changed from my old doctor. Filled out the new patient forms and…read morewaited. MD seemed nice as we chatted a bit. I remember telling Dr. Okasi to please use the small speculum before the exam. She nodded yes but said nothing verbally. As soon as the speculum was opened, I let out such a scream! I'm sure people in the waiting room and other parts of the office heard me, especially since this office has walls that don't connect to the ceiling (open concept). At no time did she comfort me, nothing like "breathe. Take a deep breath" or "are you ok? It's almost over". Nothing at all! I truly suspect she used the large speculum. Maybe she didn't like being told what to use. All I know is I've never yelled liked that in any of my previous examinations with other MDs. I was so embarrassed to the point that I apologized after the exam. And I shouldn't have, thinking back. Why did I apologize for pain inflicted upon me? That's why I wanted the smaller speculum! After getting in my car, I said to myself I'm never coming back here. Dr. Okasi's bedside manner was so so poor, to say the least. And the staff is not memorable. Believe what your patients tell you. We know our bodies more than you do. And if something doesn't make sense, then ask us questions for clarification.

Jeri Shuster was a wonderful doctor but she is now retired. I was a patient of hers for over 10…read moreyears.

Katie Cervi is absolutely fantastic! She patiently answered all my questions, and gave me a call…read moreback later in the day with further recommendations. Thank you!

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.