Ascension Medical Group Seton Women's Health Southwest Austin

"Have been a patient here for 3 years with Gretchen Palmer. Her bedside manner is always great, rooms are clean, parking is easy. Wonderful office for someone to come in for well women’s exam! Office staff is also polite :)"

"Can you say girl power any louder? The OBGYN is never comfortable, but the staff at this location are more than incredible. It is so clean, and the location of the office is perfect for me! NP Gretchen Palmer and her staff go above and beyond to make sure that you feel comfortable, welcomed, and still answer all of your questions to the best of their abilities. They have worked with my schedule, my concerns, and my needs. I will never go elsewhere!"

"Run far, far away. The doctors at Women's Health Texas 1) did not remove my IUD when I asked 2) were unable to address the specific health issue I was dealing with after 3 months of working with them 3) refused to send me my medical records unless I paid them $20. I do not recommend! EDIT: to make things worse, they won't stop spam texting me to make another appointment. I've responded "STOP" to opt out and they won't take me off their list. I'm pretty sure that abuses some rule about SMS communication. This business is garbage."

"I had a wonderful IUD insertion with Gretchen Palmer. I was very nervous, and she was incredibly sweet, friendly, and understanding. She made me feel very comfortable, and explained every step of the procedure. It went far better than I could have ever hoped – I felt very little discomfort. She was amazing and I highly recommend her."

"I saw Nurse Practitioner Gretchen Palmer for a Nexplanon implant this year and had an annual there recently. Quick and rushed treatment. Does fine but definitely isn't for anyone who has any nervousness about it. She doesn't say anything or tell you what she's going to do before poking at you. Pap smear made me bleed for a day. Doesn't seem attentive to detail. I asked to consult for a bilateral salpingectomy (fallopian tube removal), which is offered by a surgeon at the Obgyn Group of Austin's other practice location, and she didn't even wait to have the appointment to have the front desk call me and deny me. (And in the call where I asked to speak about the procedure, the front desk didn't even know what the bisalp is and assumed I wanted a hysterectomy and ovary removal) Because I'm young and female- there wasn't one question about the genetic counselor I've seen, my family history of ovarian cancer, my mental health, my physical health, or my personal choice to manage my own fertility. Apparently Gretchen knows best- despite being a nurse practitioner who doesn't perform the procedure. I won't be in this office ever again."