Western PA Women's Healthcare Associates

7 reviews

300 Halket St Ste 5730

Pittsburgh, PA 15213

https://www.upmc.com

Western PA Women's Healthcare Associates in Pittsburgh offers a range of pregnancy recovery center locations in Allegheny County and Erie, PA.

With a focus on women's health, their centers provide comprehensive care and support for individuals in need of pregnancy recovery services.

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2.57 reviews

Phil K.

9/9/2014

This is Phil's wife reviewing. We couldn't be more happy with, or more highly recommend this practice. Dr Smith delivered our baby girl just a few days ago. We had an amazing natural childbirth...

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Cassie M.

1/2/2018

Not going here again. I went here for an annual check-up and I received a bill from Quest Diagnostics for $368.20! When I called my insurance (Aetna-who does cover this practice), they said my...

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Amber H.

10/4/2013

This is the practice I visit for my annual visit and they delivered my daughter. While I have seen most doctors in the practice and all have been competent, I prefer to see Dr. Carroll. Dr....

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Jacque K.

4/30/2015

HORRIBLE! If i could be ZERO stars I would. The doctor didn't want to listen to anything I said or asked, basically made me feel stupid. The billing woman is very nasty! I switched practices.

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Robin Z.

7/20/2016

Met Dr. Woo this morning for a checkup. I was finished and out of her office 30 minutes after the scheduled appointment time, but didn't feel rushed at all. The receptionist and nurse were very...

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