Spokane Obstetrics and Gynecology

Genesis Finley 

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a month ago

It took three months to get an appointment with Dr. Reuter. I asked him how much time we had for the appointment, and he said 10-15 minutes because he serves 30 patients every day. I said, "Cool, then I won't hold back". I started spewing symptoms and questions about my issues. He said I was confrontational. He never examined me, never asked questions. He said I have to come back in two months. He said he was writing me a prescription, then left and didn't come back... was I supposed to stay? Go? Who's to say. My prescriptio... read more

E H 

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3 months ago

Sonographer was super short with me and wouldn’t answer basic questions. Asked the OB the same questions and she said she’d ask the sonographer. 

Kristen Bunker 

on Google

3 months ago

Delivered my little guy in 2019 via scheduled C-section after many losses (most early), I had a lot of fears throughout the pregnancy, every little thing worried me, but they were remarkable at comforting me, and not making me feel like a burden, even though I was calling quite frequently. Currently pregnant again and immediately called them to arrange my appointment, they were so amazing the first time around that I couldn’t imagine going through a different clinic. They work as a team there, so instead of having one single... read more

Samantha Pugh 

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4 months ago

Waited on the phone for 11mins to be told they can't look up my insurance and I have to call my own insurance to verify their drs are in network. I work for a medical office myself and am able to look up all insurances seemed off to me. 

Sierra Spicer 

on Google

4 months ago

ATTN: Those with Infertility Diagnoses (esp. PCOS, ENDO) First-Time Appointment/New Patient Experience: I filled out the paperwork, emailed it in, arrived 5 minutes before my appointment and it took them around 30-40 minutes to bring me back. The front desk staff were friendly and welcoming. However, note that your initial appointment won’t be with a doctor, it’s with a nurse practitioner, even though Dr. Tyler may be on-site in a nearby office. If you have PCOS, their first-line treatments are typically metformin for cycle ... read more