Franciscan Women's Health Associates - Burien

"I have nothing but outstanding things to say about my recent visits to this clinic. My husband and I found out we were pregnant in early August and I quickly started looking for places. I was a little worried about the mixed reviews at this location, but I decided to give it a go. I am so glad I did! Everything has been perfect - from scheduling ease to the my chart app to the front desk staff and the providers. The providers have been lovely, patient and so helpful. I’ve seen Roda Scego as my primary midwife, Dr. Whitney Archibald and Dr. Arthur Maslow. All three have been nothing, but fantastic and I feel really confident about our pregnancy experience. I highly recommend coming here and seeing for yourself what the experience is like!"

"I’m a new patient here and it has been such a relief to be treated with compassion during such a vulnerable time. I switched from NW Women’s Health to this location after a previous pregnancy loss and everyone from front desk staff to the nurses and ultrasound techs have been so accommodating. They went above and beyond for me and that’s what I really needed this time around. I’m excited to have this location close to home and such positive providers."

"The worst obgyn I have ever had. I have been having issues every month for over 16 months and the ARNP telling me it was “normal”. She couldn’t even find my IUD. Went to urgent care they found my IUD NO PROBLEM and also a 7+ cm fibroid and 2 cysts. Went back here and they dismissed my problem, my symptoms and my pain telling me it’s normal. DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE! If you are going CHANGE!"

"I did like a lot of things about the care here, like the good number of midwives and how they would always give a packet with the information from each appointment. My issue is that when I delivered, I kept being told I needed to try harder to to breastfeed/nurse my baby when they were issues that were making things difficult. It turns out that they were serious oral restrictions, making it impossible. Someone should have caught on because the on-call pediatrician diagnose my son with a tongue tie. After I delivered, the computer system went down, so it took a long time for me to get an appointment. By the time I'm able to get an appointment for my postpartum visit my son is 3 months old. My insurance won't cover this as a postpartum visit. I also feel like a lot of my pain and injury from tearing at birth was dismissed when I was expressing how much excessive pain I was in. I'm really not in love with the care here, and I'm going to be finding a new women's health care provider. This decision is mostly based on how long the computer system was down."