Bishop's Peak Women's Health Center 1941 Johnson Avenue, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401

"Samantha Jacot, NP is great. Always takes time to answer all my questions and is very helpful."

"I came to Bishops Peak a year ago and have been super thankful for such a communicative and caring staff. My OB Maria Rasul is kind, personable, and attentive during pregnancy and post partum. I also want to shout out the admin team - Savannah is on it and very quick to respond to any messages."

"If I could I will give this place 0 stars My husband walked into the room with me and the first thing the doctor said to him was "you are not his Uber just to be sure" I want to believe this is my business and not hers. She wasn't professional at all. The worst waste of time. This place really has bad reviews, now you know why"

"After my long time GYN NP retired last year I decided to switch practices and started at Bishop’s Peak Women’s Health Center. I could not be happier with my decision. My new NP, Samantha Jacot, is wonderful. She is attentive, thorough, and has an awesome bedside manner. I had some recent health concerns and she was right there making sure that I had the right tests done and even called me personally with results that I was particularly nervous about. I felt supported and as though she really listened. I am a healthcare provider as well and I feel very confident referring my patients to her. I can’t give a greater compliment than that. Thank you Samantha and the entire team at BPWH, you are all wonderful!"

"Normally I would give Bishop’s Peak Woman’s Heath Peak five stars. But this year, the first person to treat me was a worker who asked if I wanted “The Vaccine.” I was amazed, “You’ve got the vaccine? I haven’t been able to get it anywhere! After the technician injected me, the nurse practitioner came in for my exam. When I told her I was thrilled to get the Coronavirus vaccine, she looked at my chart and said I was given the pneumonia vaccine which I had already received a few months ago. Bottom line, nurse’s assistants should not be administering shots without supervision."