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Women's Health Assoc
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Review by:
Etandrea V.
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I have gone to this small practice for about 3 years. It is an all women practice with two doctors. It is located in a small office near the Merrifield Post Office. I delivered my first baby with Dr. Garreau and she was excellent, caring, and on time. She isn’t adamant about breast-feeding but will support you wholly if you go that route. She also isn’t afraid of spending too much time with you in the office answering your questions. I have never waited over 10 minutes to be seen. I also know that the practice will only deliver 20 babies a month. After that, they don’t accept new patients for that month. The office staff is young and very involved with the patients. I have never seen a lot of menopausal aged women in the office so I think that they are geared more towards the “having new babies” women.
Please note that Dr. Buery has left the office and they are currently searching for a replacement. In the meanwhile, it may be difficult to make a new patient appointment. They hope to have a replacement by August 2005.
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