Capital Women's Care: Bethesda

Nina Lopez 

on Google

a week ago

When I think about many of the problems with the American healthcare system, particularly inefficiency and barriers to patient access, I unfortunately think about my experience with Capital Women’s Care. I believe the practice is probably well intentioned, and my concerns are not primarily with the clinical care I received, but with the administrative workflows and non-clinical staff that make accessing that care unnecessarily difficult. When I moved to the area, I specifically chose the Bethesda office because of a provide... read more

Nerdy Birdy 

on Google

3 months ago

The phlebotomist at this CWC is sooooo sweet. Unfortunately, I was too shy to ask for her name but she is so warm and welcoming. 

Monica Rose 

on Google

5 months ago

It has been all but impossible to get someone to answer the phone. Im cancelling my appointment when someone picks up the phone. 

Arlene Johnson 

on Google

6 months ago

I had a new, concerning problem and made an appointment with Israel Alter because he was soonest available. Immediately upon meeting him I knew something was off. He had a terse and uncomfortable bedside manner. But what's worst of all is the way he proceeded to prod and poke without any discussion about what he was about to do or what I might experience. I asked directly him to tell me what he was going to do. To which he replied with the medical terminology and nothing else as he inserted the speculum. At one point, seated... read more

Kate Trifonov 

on Google

7 months ago

I have been a patient for over 20 years and the front desk staff is what has made me decide to move to a different OB/GYN’s Office. They are the most unprofessional and rude group of people. I would be embarrassed to be the office manager of this location with such behavior. I am so thankful to never have to step foot in the door of this place ever again.