I'd been casually looking for a new gynecologist since I came home from college. But severe…read moreabdominal pain lead me to seek out some more immediate attention. I called Woman to Woman just to find that they wouldn't be able to see me for another 3 weeks. I scheduled the appointment but I ended up going to an Urgent Care facility and a Planned Parenthood just so that I could be seen right away. Both experiences were very poor. So you can imagine my relief at meeting a very thorough and pleasant Dr. Toni Mason-Jones. The moment I stepped into Woman to Woman, the receptionist greeted me very pleasantly. It is a quaint little office in a large building full of other offices. It was difficult to find at first because there's nothing advertising that Women to Women is in that building. But it's in there. The office is quiet and clean. The service is speedy and attentive. And everyone I came in contact with, as the name suggests, is a woman! My bad experiences still in my head, I felt nervous. But Dr. Mason-Jones' spirit immediately calmed me. She asked me the typical, invasive questions but she did so in a way that I felt comfortable telling the truth. It felt like I was talking to a girlfriend who really cared. She was thorough but direct--careful not to waste my time or hers doing procedures that I'd already had done. I will be returning!

Where has she been all my life!…read more UPDATE - Had to actually finally move on. Getting prescription refills became a horror. Phoned in a prescription 3 times, phoned again and left messages with the receptionist and the nurse...never received a call back and never got the refill called in. If it was a drug for a minor condition, it would have been ok. It wasn't. Truly loved seeing Dr. Toni Mason-Jones as she is a thorough, caring and compassionate doctor. In the 4 years I was going, new people coming and going, but having to phone over and over to get a refill was the final straw. Again, Dr. Jones is a fab OB/GYN, but there is no way refills should not be phoned in.

Dr Soffer is one of the most thorough and caring doctors I have ever encountered. She takes the…read moretime to explain things and give you options for your care. Dr Soffer is very kind and helpful. She even took the time to help me find a local pulmonologist because she was concerned about my wheezing that she noticed during my examine. Highly recommend her!

From the owner: Dr. Diana Soffer is a Gynecologist and Chronic Pelvic Pain & Vulva Specialist providing care in…read moreAnnapolis and Prince Frederick, Maryland. Her success helping women with chronic pain syndromes is rooted in experience, her scientific approach, and the trust she builds with her patients. Dr. Soffer makes her patients feel at ease to discuss their concerns and comfortable asking questions. She teaches her patients about what they are experiencing, fully reviews with them all their options, and partners with them to help them make the best choices for their treatment. Dr. Soffer also offers personalized and effective gynecologic care, including helping women with abnormal bleeding, menopause symptoms, hormone replacement therapy, sexual health concerns, and well-woman care.

I love love love Dr. Ferrier. She's been my doctor for over 10 years, and she shows up with…read moreprofessionalism and compassion. She listens with empathy and explores suitable medical options.

I've been going to Dr. Ferrier for more years than I can remember. She is family to me. I have…read moreissues with changing Doctors. She took over the practice when my former doctor left. Once I find a good Doctor, I stay with them. She is excellent in what she does. She has an excellent bedside manner and she knows her job. Her patient communication skills are tops. I would recommend her to everybody!

I've been going to Dr. Nettey now for about 11 years. He's the GYN best doctor I've ever had…read more Kind, patient, professional and knowledgeable. He also successfully performed both of my surgeries. I would highly recommend him.

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.

Debated leaving a review, but I think it may be important for potential patients in the future…read more I had my first baby about a year and a half ago and went to Annandale OBGYN. Overall had a nice experience, but when we found out I was pregnant with our second, I realized my OB was no longer with Annandale. I decided it would be nice to try a midwife, and P&M was very close to our home. I made a 8 week appointment with Michelle Powers after hearing wonderful things. Around 6 weeks, I started spotting, and then bleeding. I called the nurse on call since it was a Saturday. She was wonderful, and had the doctor call me back, who was also wonderful. They made me an appointment on that following Tuesday, but I decided to go to the hospital in the meantime. My hospital visit was inconclusive. I ended up heavily bleeding and clotting in the days leading up to my Tuesday appointment, and I was terrified and quite certain I was miscarrying. Tuesday morning, even before the office was open, I received an automated call that my appointment was canceled. I was distraught, and waited until the office opened to call and try to get in. The scheduling woman I spoke to was so awful. She was very robotic, and said she couldn't get me in for 2 weeks. I started crying, and she just said she could get me in in a few days, but they couldn't do an ultrasound for 2 weeks. I actually said "well how can they tell if I still have a baby inside of me?" And she just said "not sure. Do you want the appointment?" I was in shock and said no. At this point I called Annandale OBGYN and they got me in first thing the next morning. I saw Katherine Shipley and she was wonderful. She was encouraging and did a full exam, ultrasound, and took blood for testing all in about 20 mins. I'll never go back to P&A, and my suggestion to people inquiring would be to avoid this practice. I am sure the doctors are wonderful, but they seem very understaffed. In the case of an emergency, it seems unreasonable that you can't be seen for 2 weeks just for a check up. The cancelling protocols also seem very impersonal. The fact that ultrasounds are so special it takes weeks to use a machine is wild. At Annandale OBGYN there are ultrasound machines on wheels in every room. I don't understand the drama around ultrasounds at P&M. After suffering a miscarriage and the horrible and cold treatment at P&M, it was traumatic to say the least. I'm sure if everything goes smooth, your experience could be great. But in the case of an emergency, they don't seem to have enough room or staffing.

I've been coming here for close to 10 years, I've seen Dr Bell, Dr Powers, another Dr that I…read moreunfortunately forgot her name and recently saw Dr Paternostro. All of them were AMAZING. I never feel rushed, the bed side manner is WONDERFUL and I never leave feeling not heard or like my concerns or questions weren't answered.

I came to this practice totally "cold"'basing my visit on other reviews. Well, I have to admit that…read moreI absolutely LOVE Dr. Mohannad Alshalabi!!!! OMG, he has such an amazing bedside manner!! The office is very clean, neat, and modern. The staff is pretty friendly and professional. Making an appointment has always been easy and prescriptions get sent directly to my pharmacy within an hour. Did I mention how awesome this doctor is? Well, you will absolutely LOVE him AND he is THOROUGH, taking time to explain everything to you. I couldn't be happier.

In October 2020, I visited this in-network provider for simple Lab work. The visit was generally…read morefine and I never met with the lead practitioner because well it was a simple lab work being done. Fast forward months later, I see that there's a lab claim on my insurance for $1,500+ and that it's my full responsibility. How can this be, if I went to in-service medical provider? Well, apparently this provider only uses one lab called bio-reference lab unless explicitly expressed by the patient to use another. This is the most backwards ass thing I have ever experienced. How can you as a provider not do your due diligence to see where my lab work needs to go? Why is that my responsibility. Why wait for some nonsense like this to happen, when you could tackle the issue on the front end? Now there's a huge possibility that I have to pay this large bill for SIMPLE LAB work because office assistants don't want to go the extra mile to check. It's disgusting as hell and I know this issue is a massive problem within the American Healthcare itself. Providers need to do better. I'm a 23 year old woman that is new to the healthcare insurance enrollment period (that typically occurs in September/October) so if you refer back to my date of service you could see that this is months into using my new insurance after being on my parents. Why must people advocate for themselves when providers should be doing their damn jobs to make sure things like this don't happen. I had one of the office assistants tell me that they don't check the specific labs that will accept a patients lab work. WELL, I'm requiring and urging you all to implement better practices within your office. There's no way WORKING PEOPLE should be stressed about paying medical bills due to your error and lack of care. I pray I am able to beat this, and that nobody comes after me later down the road. I'm simply not coming back here. I'm sure the doctors here do great work, but it was the lack of care from this office that has made me very very cautious of where I go now.

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.

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.

I absolutely loved Dr. King. She was sincere, considerate and genuine. She listened to my…read moreconcerns and asked questions. She also took her time and I didn't feel rushed. She made me feel so comfortable. I would highly recommend Dr. King. Additionally, the front desk receptionist was also very nice and helpful.

I'll start with the good. This office is clean and peaceful, with excellent admins who always…read moreengaged with me like a valued patient. I also love the online booking system and wish more practices would offer this. I used this practice for about three years. My first visit was with a provider I don't remember, but who was perfectly fine. Next year, I booked with Dr. Andre, and had a less-than-stellar experience. She was over 30 minutes late to my appointment, after the nurse had already taken my information and set me up in the room. She scolded me for venturing out of the room to look for someone and then when she finally saw me was pretty condescending and dismissive of some concerns I had. I gathered she had to attend to an emergency right before my appointment, so as a human I can appreciate that may have been an exceptionally difficult day for her, but as a patient that doesn't make what I experience ok. I wish that would have been handled differently, even if I were just offered the chance to reschedule. Next year, I determined to schedule with someone else and was seen by Erica Lybarger. I really liked her bedside manner and found her friendly and engaging. I really appreciate her gentle approach and how dedicated she is towards helping patients manage any pain. This year I saw her again and still enjoyed meeting with her. However, after our review of some birth control methods, I went home and researched the options we discussed and found out she had misconstrued some of the side effects, avoided mentioning some risks, and left out one significant valid option. Reading both legitimate medical pages on these options as well as other patients' experiences with side effects made me uncertain I could trust the information she provides and I decided to seek a different provider based on my GP's recommendation. Ultimately, I think a patient could still have a good experience with this practice and even with both the providers I am reviewing. I just decided based on the care I received that i want to receive more reliable support elsewhere instead of trying a new provider within the practice.