This place is the best. I have a fear of doctors and medical care due to medical trauma. So, I was…read morevery nervous when I got pregnant and had to seek out prenatal care. Doctor Klein is awesome. He's always super patient and kind and answers all of my questions. He never makes me feel anxious or talked down to. The rest of his staff are amazing too. The nurse Leigh is super friendly and also answers all questions with kindness and patience. With such an awful fear of doctors, I'm so glad I found such an amazing place for prenatal care. It's nice to feel totally comfortable going to a doctor's office (for probably the first time ever). I highly recommend this place. They answer all phone calls and return calls promptly. Just all-around the best medical experience I've ever had.

From the owner: We focus on modern, high quality care delivered in a warm, friendly environment with a focus on the…read morespecific needs and preferences of the patient. Ob-Gyn Health Care including: infertility; pregnancy; annual exams; contraception; treatment of abnormal Pap smears; infections; pelvic symptoms including: pain, abnormal bleeding, urine loss and treatment of the menopause

I saw this doctor a long time ago. I felt she wasn't the right fit for me. I have endometriosis and…read moreit's actively painful. I needed to talk about it and didn't find what I was looking for.

My OB for a few years now through 1 baby. She's funny and very easy to talk to and I look forward…read moreto having her again through my next pregnancy. I absolutely recommend her.

If I could give this office zero stars, I would. BEWARE. If you are coming to this office for the…read morefirst time, even if you are coming for just a routine annual pap smear, you will be charged a new doctor visit. What that means is that instead of having your entire visit covered by your insurance in full, your visit ($595.00) will be subject to deductible. We received a bill for $342.24 after insurance paid plus another $100 for labs because now even the pap testing isn't covered because of the way it's coded/billed. Nothing different was done during this visit that wouldn't be done at any routine pap smear. This is just a money maker for the office and a HUGE scam. This was my 22 year old daughter's first pap smear. Our PCP (male) gave her this doctor's name to get her pap done because she was uncomfortable having it done by a man. Now she's saying she's just not going to have pap smears done anymore. This is a policy that MUST change. Women should not be treated this way. Shame on this office. Shame on UMASS. This overcharging it why we pay so much for insurance.

Dr Jane molinari was amazing and I am so great full that I got her as my ob. She was so friendly…read moreand calming and so positive always. She was my ongyn while I was pregnant with my son. I would always recommend to go with her if I plan for second..:p

Love Doctor Neary. Im nearing the end of my 3rd pregnancy and she has been with me for all 3. She…read moreis so down to earth, treats you like a normal person and has no "god complex" so many doctors have. She is very good at what she does and truly cares, I trust her with my life (you really have to with c-sections!). She has made me so much more comfortable around medical professionals in general (used to be really uncomfortable around doctors and hospitals). She gives you all of the time you need and never makes you feel rushed, she makes you feel like your the only patient she is thinking of at that time. Fun fact: she participates in triathlons :) I will probably cry the day she decides to retire.

She was my very first gynecologist. I kept her as my doctor, even though I was living on campus in…read moreConnecticut. Unfortunately I had missed an appointment, and she decided to address the issue right before my gynecological exam- I was in the paper gown and on the examination table. It was poor practice; she could have handled the situation better. I mean I was 18 or 19 years old and didn't deserve to be scolded right before she inserted the speculum. I will never forget that humiliating experience. She definitely could have exercised the "does it need to be said now" rule.

Being that the ER department at the UMass Campus wasn't able to treat my disabled sister with…read morespecial needs who had a life threatening issue, she was transferred to the Belmont St hospital. I must add that the coordination couldn't have gone better. They arranged a bed for her in the CCU and the Dr who would be doing her surgery spent time with me over the phone explaining what needed to be done & how it will work. From the time we boarded the ambulance to the recovery room I highly doubt it could have gone any smoother. She came out of the surgery, then recovery, and was immediately taken to the CCU. The poor sweetheart had lines upon lines, oxygen, etc. And when she woke, clearly upset. The nurse ( Karen) that is assigned to her has been so very kind, compassionate, and highly skilled. All the other caretakers have been wonderful. It's been 3 days and she's still in the CCU. But she's doing quite well, healing nicely with the excellent care she is getting. What started out as a frightening experience turned out to be a very positive one & I can't thank them enough.

waited nine hours for a 10 second conversation. A conversation that could've been passed on to the…read morenurse and she could've let us go home. DR. Alexander was very dismissive when we let him know that we were upset for waiting nine hours for a 10 second conversation. literally waited 2 1/2 hours for him to come down and say you're all set. This is something he could've said to the registered nurse and she could've told us 2 1/2 hours previously. There is a huge amount of time, wasted on basically lack of communication . when we were ready to check out at 4 AM, the nurse that we were trying to get to check us out said she had other priorities and to be honest it seemed like she was creating things to do so she didn't have to take care of us right away. Her name tag was also conveniently flipped as she was giving us a very slightly snarky attitude. I understand an emergency room is an emergency room as we were reminded multiple times basically to tell us we shouldn't feel the way that we do. But at the end of the day you're still charging insurance and co-pays so you're still making money. There should still be some sort of customer service. in any situation, if given a choice. I would not choose umass

I've been to the Worcester and Webster office for my pregnancy appointments. Worcester front staff…read moreis much nicer than Webster but both are polite. Doctors are efficient, I'm never waiting long. Sometimes it's hard to schedule with your doctor so you end up seeing other doctors but that's actually okay since it may not be your doctor that delivers your baby. I've met with four doctors there, Dr. Chang was wonderful, as well as Dr. Wilson and Dr. Conolan. I struggled with Dr. Davidow as I felt like he talked to my husband vs. talking to me (the pregnant patient). I do wish they discussed more pregnancy related topics like nutrition, weight gain and breastfeeding or even provided materials on those important topics. I've had to bring up my weight gain at visits before it was discussed and breastfeeding was never discussed beyond "are you formula feeding or breastfeeding?" The ultrasound techs are fantastic!

This office is beautiful inside- the waiting room is very accommodating and all the staff are…read morefriendly. The wait time was my biggest issue. The doctor was 45 minutes behind so I was left alone in the operatory so long that the automatic light sensors went off twice... I thought they lost power. Besides that it's a convenient location and handicap accessible and they can get you in pretty quick

Dr Deprez delivered my first baby 8 years ago. I had a good experience and felt taken care or by…read morehis entire office. The doctor was always available day and night and unlike other practices I knew for sure who would deliver my baby and that my birth plan would be followed. The doctor is well seasoned and has an excellent bed side manner.

From the owner: I have been in solo private practice for 30 years. Being self-employed, I have the freedom to spend…read moreas much time with my patient as necessary, discussing her pregnancy, or birth control options, or menopause issues, or menstrual problems. I offer a patient-friendly treatment option for heavy menstrual flow, an in-office endometrial cryoablation which does not require anesthesia or surgery or hormones. I cover my patients not only during the day, but also on nights and weekends, except for occasional times out of town for vacations or conferences. When you phone the office during business hours, there is no automated voice menu, but you reach my secretary Diane, or my nurse Lynda, my wife and mother of our three grown children. When you come in for an appointment, I first speak with you in my office in your street clothes, before going into the examination room. This reflects my philosophy that each patient deserves respect and time and a sympathetic ear.

From the owner: Dr. Amir joined WHMCA in September 2020 and is a wonderful addition to our team of doctors and…read moremidwife!