Reviewers consistently describe a divide: clinical providers like Alison Moore, Nurse Lyric, Nurse Tre, and Dr. Thapa earn praise for being genuinely kind and engaged, while the front desk and phone system are almost universally criticized as inaccessible and unresponsive. Many pregnant patients report being ignored, dismissed, or switched to different doctors without clear communication.
For women with steady relationships at the clinic, the medical care itself feels empathetic and thorough. But getting through by phone, scheduling follow-ups, or reaching the nurse line during distress remains a systemic problem that has driven away long-term patients. Several reviewers note the office is sliding-scale and nonprofit, serving women in financial need.
Both reviewers describe a warm, inclusive practice where staff understand queer identity and mental health. Limited review base (2 reviews) means patterns are early, but both highlight the team's affirming approach and resource knowledge.
Review evidence for this business is limited. Their website lists individual, group, and couples counseling, plus stress management and wellness programs in Columbia.
Reviewers consistently praise Dr. Louis Carn's expertise and genuine care across individual, family, and group therapy. One complaint flags difficulty reaching the practice by phone and remote-only sessions.
Last updated 2026-08-17