Bellegrove OB Gyn Incorporated PS

Dr. Ronald Coe has been my Dr. since 1989, and I have never felt more comfortible with and talking with a doctor. His is really good at what he does, and makes easy to discuss anything!!! I will cry if and when he gets old enough to retire! --- V.L. more

We love this doctor's office. I've seen most of the doctors there and they are all great. They truly have the patient in mind. I wouldn't go anywhere else. I've had good experience with prenatal visits, and deliveries. They are usually running ontime, barring an emergency and the staff is so nice a friendly. They love to see my kids when we go. They are accomadating with appointments as well. more

Bellegrove Ob-gyn is conveniently located several blocks from Overlake Hospital, and is open until 7PM on some evenings to accommodate to working women. The doctors, nurse, and even their office staff are all very nice and attentive to you. They always return phone calls promptly and not wait until the next day for a reply. There are 5-6 doctors at Bellegrove, and towards the end of your pregnancy, your visits are rotated amongst the doctors so in case your doctor is not available to help deliver your baby, at least you would be familiar with the other doctors available, which I find to be comforting. You could also schedule your appointments a couple of months in advance. Another thing I was very impressed with is the way the office staff efficiently resolved my insurance problem. more

This office has several doctors. They are all affiliated with Overlake Hospital. Located only a couple of blocks away from the hospital, the office is actually not very easy to find since it's hiding behind the trees off 116th Ave. The doctors here are all very experienced and patient. But some of the nurses are not so good. One nurse made some comments on a couple of occasions that suggesting my wife's lab results are not so good. And each time it turned out just fine. These nurses really consider making suggestive comments especially without asking the doctors first. It may not be a big deal for them, but it always worries the mom-to-be's. more