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Women's Community Clinic
Category: Health and Medical Medical Centers Medical Centers [Edit]
1833 Fillmore St3rd Fl
(between Sutter St & Bush St)
San Francisco, CA 94115
Neighborhoods: Japantown, Lower Pac Heights, Pacific Heights
(415) 379-7800
- Hours:
Mon 5 pm - 9 pm
Tue 9 am - 9 pm
Wed-Thu 1 pm - 9 pm
Fri 8:30 am - 5 pm
Sat 9 am - 1 pm
- By Appointment Only:
- Yes
About This Business:
The first step is your initial visit and consultation. We will provide you with a complete dental examination, including x-rays, a medical history… read more »
66 reviews for Women's Community Clinic
66 reviews in English
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Review from Kara R.
Updated - 12/15/2011
Congrats to the WCC for a successful move to the new location!
I'm going to let the patients speak for themselves when they talk about the awesome services the WCC provides and speak to my own relationship with the clinic, as a volunteer. The WCC has a wonderful practice model and an exceptional volunteer training program that allows not only clients, but their volunteers to benefit.
As a social-justice minded pro-choice woman in SF, I decided after going to college that I wanted to go to medical school to provide reproductive health services to young women. When looking for clinical experiences to make sure that healthcare was the way to go, the WCC was the first place that took me on. I have been thankful to the volunteer coordinators at the WCC ever since.
The clinic fosters a collaborative atmosphere that always puts the patient first, yet still manages to give first class training. I was taught to take a patient-centered sexual history, and received over 40 hours of training so that I could discuss sexual health with any client in a non-judgmental manner. We were given honest feedback, always supervised by experts in the field until ready to be on our own, and treated with respect. That training is then reflected in our contact with clients.
Now that I'm in medical school I reflect a lot on my experiences at the clinic. I never fear discussing "difficult" topics with patients, and constantly get great feedback from clinical professors about my bedside manner. Volunteering at the WCC isn't for everyone though. It isn't your typical volunteer stepping stone to medical school. Every volunteer has a passion for and has made a commitment to working with women and providing free/low cost care to the community.
Thank you, WCC for everything you do for the community, for the new friends I made over my 4-5 years at the clinic, and for shaping me into the patient-first doctor I will become.Listed in: My Faves
2 Previous Reviews: Show all »
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1/4/2011
For those of you who don't know, this wonderful clinic was burglarized over the holiday, and… Read more »
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Review from Hoi Fung H.
San Francisco, CA
11/9/2011
The Women's Community Clinic is completely FREE. Anything that's free would surely, SURELY have a catch. And I'm happy to say that there isn't one.
1. If you're low / no income and female (like myself), you can qualify for free women's health stuff -- like birth control and prescriptions. If you don't have one, get it.
2. Time: I've spent anywhere between 45 minutes to 2 hours there -- it depends on the time of the day and how busy they are. If you have to work, I'd recommend taking the afternoon off. Bring a book.
3 Seriously. They have a nicer, cleaner clinic than most doctors! Which makes the waiting worthwhile.
4. Most importantly, the people -- they ask questions and let you ask questions too. Super friendly staff, from the nurse assistants to the practitioners, and they make you feel at ease.
5. And make sure you donate! It's the right thing. -
Review from Ashley J.
Oakland, CA
9/30/2011
The WCC is great. I have used my share of free clinics, and this is by far the best. I have been a patient since they were at their old location, and am extremely impressed by their new location.
The day I realized I loved the WCC was when I went in for routine STD testing. I met with the nurse practitioner, Shoshana. I preformed all the necessary screening, and we began to discuss setting up an annual exam. I told her that I had had one abnormal pap in the past, and instead of putting me on a 2 month waiting list she did the test right then and there. My results were normal, and my relief came 2 months early!
They have flexible hours too. I usually don't get off work until 8 pm, and they have happily called me around that time. They are the best!
The best part about the clinic is that unlike most free clinics, you don't have to wait for hours and hours. On average I wait in the lobby 10-20 minutes. The longest I have ever waited was an hour and a half, but they were having a very busy day.
I have also seen the SAME nurse practitioner every time I have been there. I really can't explain how wonderful they are.
THANK YOU! -
Review from Katie S.
12/10/2011
This place gives you a better experience than I bet most places do even if you happen to be one of the fortunate, insurance-wielding folks. I am so happy to have found the Women's Community Clinic. The women who volunteer there are all class acts and the doctor I spoke with was a legitimate badass. They take out a lot of the anxiety of going to community clinics. They work on another level, and it shows through and through.
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Review from Aunt B.
San Francisco, CA
9/8/2011
I thought I'd add my voice to the rave reviews. I had a 5 pm appointment for a birth control consultation. I figured there was NO WAY I'd be seen on time, but I was called in right at 5.
Everyone was super friendly and it was a lovely experience--this coming from someone who HATES going to the doctor! I got a magical green card which gives me free lady-parts coverage (including prescriptions) for a year. Super!
I gave a $25 donation. I wish I could give more, and I will give more when I get a job. You should try to give them what you can, even if it's $5.
No hassle. No judgment. No co-pay. -
Review from Nat R.
Oakland, CA
Updated - 9/23/2011
When I made an appointment here earlier this week, I did not realize they were the same clinic that I used to go to when they were located on Cole Street. Earlier this year, they moved to a larger and nicer clinic on Fillmore Street.
The new clinic is very modern inside. The staff are still nice here and very helpful. I called on Tuesday and was able to get an appointment two days later. This was unheard of when I used to go to Planned Parenthood.
They provide many great services to women who do not have health insurance. All services are free or you can make a donation.
I went in for a birth control consultation and the Nurse Practitioner (NP) was very helpful in answering all of my questions. The Nurse Assistant who took my weight, blood pressure etc. prior to seeing the NP was very friendly and professional.
Right before I left I had to make a quick phone call but my battery was dead on my cell phone. The staff here were nice enough to let me use their phone.
Until I get health insurance again, I will continue to come here for my female-related health needs. I am so glad they have clinics like this for people who do not have health insurance. Since all of the Planned Parenthoods have closed in the Bay Area, this clinic is a great option.1 Previous Review: Show all »
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5/21/2009
I used to go here years ago when I was living and going to college in SF. They offer free condoms,… Read more »
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Review from Karen T.
7/19/2011 1 Check-in Here
What do you do when you have no health insurance anymore and need to see a doctor? I highly recommend coming here! The office is so nice, super clean and the staff is super friendly and attentive also.
I am so glad they are around and it was very easy to get an appointment the next day. Plan Parenthood was going to make me wait 3weeks or more and it's not even close to how amazing this place looks. The decor was so sheik, felt like I was in a hotel. Also it was all FREE! Of course you should donate to them if you can. -
Review from Jade W.
8/6/2011 4 Check-ins Here
I love the service that you provide, you make sure I'm healthy for free. I love that you call me to remind me of appts. And you're a woman-centered clinic.
But lord since you've moved to your new location I've had to wait at least 1-1.5 hours before I've seen a Dr.
That's a looooong time! -
Review from Jeannie P.
San Francisco, CA
6/15/2011
There are not enough good words for me to describe this clinic. Their staff has bent over backwards for me, and gone above and beyond, on numerous occasions to help me to wade through government bureaucracy and to make sure I get the health coverage that I need.
The space is gorgeous, bright, clean, nice energy. Better than any doctor's office I've ever been to. The staff is all very friendly and I've never had to wait very long at all.
This place is superb. -
Review from Chloe B.
San Francisco, CA
10/19/2011
Most of the women who work here are volunteers so I had to write this review to thank them. My experience was wonderful and the clinic is gorgeous. Thank you so much for all you do!
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Review from Kristin M.
San Francisco, CA
1/27/2011
It is great that this service exists - everything is free. I've been living abroad and America is far behind other first world countries in terms of health care.
You may have to wait a while on the phone to make an appointment. They weren't able to get me an appointment close to when I called, it wound up being three weeks later so keep that in mind when you call!
All walks of life in the waiting room.
Arrive early because there is A LOT of paperwork and reading material. Several girls arrived exactly on time or late - there is at least 20 minutes of paperwork there!
All of the people I spoke with, from the front desk to in the cozy rooms, were lovely. Sweet, informative, efficient, helpful; it's a very comfortable environment to be in.
If you need contraception, come here. If you are being abused by your partner, come here. If you've suffered from sexual assault, come here. There's nothing to be scared of at WCC! Just people who want to be there to help you! -
Review from Ashlea S.
Toronto, OH
2/19/2011
I had never gone to a free clinic before and wasn't quite sure what to expect. After reading the reviews on here I decided this was a place worth looking into further.
WCC went above and beyond what I was expecting. I'm not originally from San Francisco but all I can say is that the people here treated me better than any other doctor I have seen in the past. When I brought up some concerns with my past gynecologist I was actually laughed at and nothing was investigated further. The ladies here dove right into my concerns and actually provided me with some answers. That alone makes this the best experience I've ever had when it comes to these types of visits!
Seriously, if you do not have any insurance, you need to look into this place. It's completely free and everyone that volunteers there is amazing so there's no reason to not make an appointment for yourself! -
Review from misskim f.
San Francisco, CA
9/27/2011
I was seen today and had a great experience. Everyone is great and the attention thorough. This was my first time being seen at a Clinic, now that I am without insurance. I'm grateful for places like this. Thank you to the Staff!
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Review from Halley B.
San Francisco, CA
11/18/2010
Two years ago I moved to this city with no job, no money, and no insurance. I went to WCC per a friend's recommendation and fell in love. Within two months, I was a volunteer. I'm now a health educator. The WCC does so much for the uninsured populations in San Francisco, they've been recognized by Mirkarimi, Leno, and even Pelosi! I highly recommend the Health Worker Training Program to any woman interested in a career in healthcare.
Woman, if you're reading these reviews, it's because you need an appointment. Call us up! -
Review from Astrid I.
San Francisco, CA
8/22/2011
The people that work here are pretty awesome and helpful. They never seem uncomfortable or surprised when you tell them something. They all take what they do very seriously, but aren't super pushy about you making a donation (give them your money if you can). The only reason I give them 4 stars is cuz their phone system is confusing and a little to thorough for my liking.
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Review from Serena C.
Daly City, CA
4/12/2011
I live in the San Mateo County and it is great that I can come to this Clinic and they'll still take me. I currently do not health insurance and do not have the kind of cash to buy health insurance. This Clinic is the cleaniest one I've been to.
The volunteers that work here went above and beyond for me the day I came in for an appt. They have excellent service. Shoshana is mainly the one I want to thank for going the extra mile for me. Thank you so much!
This is a wonderful Clinic and I highly recommend it to the ladies that do not have health insurance. -
Review from Kassandra P.
Half Moon Bay, CA
8/15/2010
rant: Health care in our country really pisses me off.
I have joked with my British boyfriend that it's sad he can purchase "health insurance" coming over to visit, and therefore can see a doctor if he gets severe food poisoning, breaks a limb or God forbid, gets into a serious accident.
But until I get a job that has full benefits I must pay out -of-pocket expenses. UGH. /rant
With that being said, I am forever thankful places like this exist in San Francisco. If I want to make an appointment and get an annual exam, I can. It doesn't cost me anything, and I get in fairly quickly. The ladies working here are very professional and respectful. No BS judgment. If you want birth control to protect yourself, it's there. If you need medicine to treat an infection, it's there. If you need to talk to someone, they are ready to listen. Really ladies, we are lucky to have such a great place as this. If you can please donate some money.
I don't have health insurance (yet) but it's nice knowing that these ladies have my back until then. -
Review from Alissa K.
3/15/2008
I like this place better than Planned Parenthood... don't get me wrong, PP provides the same services, and I'm super glad it's there, but the last time I went, I was there for three hours (on my birthday, no less - UGH). The workers also seem more jaded... like they've been to the 7th circle of STD hell and back more times than you've blown your nose.
So, when my the last part of my staph infection was just lingering on for weeks... I started to think back to the last guy I was with. Sure, he was tall, dark, mysterious, and handsome (and we saved an Indian reservation together)... but just how skeezy was he? How much does God hate me? Is this rash ever going to go away?
The kind clinician assured me yes, yes it was... and yes, I am a hypochondriac freak. Squeaky clean. Phew.
Well, not only do they take a thorough look under the hood and change the oil, they also give you a... condom prescription? Yeah, she seemed optimistic that I would get laid again soon, and exactly 36 times. God bless, Women's Clinic. I'll try to do ya proud. -
Review from Ashley S.
San Francisco, CA
7/26/2011
Truly as good as it gets! We all have had horrific and successful stories at Planned Parenthood, I know its the truth for me, but I think there is absolutely no way to get a bad experience at WCC. It takes a couple weeks to get called back for an appointment and another couple weeks for the actual appointment to roll around but it is totally worth the wait.
The wonderful souls that make this place possible are incredibly nice, helpful and knowledgeable. The office is beautiful, bright, clean and tastefully decorated, it sure doesn't feel like any old cave doctor's office. I highly recommend this clinic to any woman in need of medical care. You will be treated like gold whether you do or do not have insurance, as I do, and if you are low income you may qualify for services free of cost. That being said I also recommend making any donation you possibly can or if you are not able to financially at least fill out their confidential survey. A community clinic is for the community and by the community in every way possible, many thanks to all! -
Review from Lauren S.
Stockton, CA
10/31/2008
So I got some screenings done here, never had to wait more than 10 minutes, and the STI screening counselor was so kind and helpful that you knew she wanted to be there- that's what this place is about. It's all volunteers- they are here for YOU.I got a card that makes everything essentially free. Awesome.....
Love love love this place.Listed in: Cheap.
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Review from J A.
San Francisco, CA
12/3/2006
all while I was in nursing school, I was uninsured. This place is wonderful, loverly in fact. The practitioners are well-informed and willing to help you in any way possible. It was my only form of health care for many years and I thank them for keeping me healthy, well-informed, and treated with the best respect. They are one of the best, women-centered and friendly places to go for a woman without much means or has been rejected by Blue Cross because she doesn't work full time.
Any woman who is uninsured is best served here. No joke.
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Review from Marsha Z.
San Francisco, CA
11/27/2006
All the reviews are true: The Women's Community Clinic is an excellent resource for women in this city. The only real downside is that the wait to be seen by a clinician at your appointment time can be excrutiatingly long. At the absolute minimum, expect an hour wait. (I was out in two.) But the care you receive is truly worth it.
The waiting area is akin to a typical hospital waiting room--plenty of reading material, be it pamphlets or standard magazines--but cozy, with an assuring feel to it, not at all cold and dreadful...Unlike Planned Parenthood and their more circular seating arrangement, with everyone looking as though they're waiting to walk the last mile.
Everyone I've come into contact with, from the front desk to the clinical staff, have been extremely friendly and welcoming. For women, it makes going to what can be an uncomfortable, but necessary visit, so much easier.
Highly consider volunteering and/or donating money to keep this wonderful organization going. -
Review from Ileana S.
9/26/2008
I heart the Women's Community Clinic. As a volunteer, I get the opportunity to interact with incredible women volunteers who have a passion for the well-being of women.
I have been a volunteer for one year and I simply could not imagine doing any other volunteer work. As other yelpers have commented, the office is very warm and welcoming, which makes it easy to see why the Women's Community Clinic continues to grow.
Check out the new website for comprehensive information about the clinic.Listed in: My (Old) Neighborhood, Va-Jay-Jay
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Review from Katie T.
3/8/2006
The WCC does the impossible in health care. It provides free women's reproductive health care including annual appointments, birth control, pregnancy & STI testing, and acupuncture (yup!).
All but one or two of the clinicians are volunteers so there are limited appointments available. Call on the first or fifteenth of the month (when they open up spots) to get an appointment. Also, unless you have a good, good reason not to use your private insurance, they ask you to find another clinic so that women without insurance can use the services.
The best part about the clinic is that unlike many free or low cost clinics, the clinicians here spend a ton of time with patients and are all extremely nice. Highly recommended! -
Review from Maulie D.
San Francisco, CA
4/27/2009
With a great deal of skepticism, I tagged along with a friend who desperately needed care and was without health insurance. I walked out incredibly impressed with the professionalism, compassion, and comfort that this clinic has brought to the community that I sometimes don't find with my own, insured health care. One year later, the health issues that had consumed my friend are now gone - she feels healthier and more in control, and wouldn't hesitate to go back. I wouldn't hesitate either.
The only thing I will warn folks about is that it is challenging to get an appointment - but keep trying. They aren't trying to weasel their way out of appointments - they are just really busy.
In an environment in which clinics like this are being constantly threatened to shut down, it is now more important than ever to donate! I will continue to donate to WCC and encourage you to do the same. If you can't donate, then please, please volunteer. It's takes a community to sustain such a gem of a service.Listed in: South Asian Sisters -…
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Review from sandra t.
San Francisco, CA
6/25/2011
Best medical service ever! The staff there are very nice, friendly, knowledgeable, and professional! They just moved to a new place on Fillmore, and it's very clean and way better than any other medical office I've been to, although their other clinic was also very clean. Love the new place! There is one doctor there that really stood out for me, I saw her the first time last year about an abnormal pap smear, she was really helpful, knowledgeable, intelligent, kind, and caring. I've been to doctors in other places, and sometimes I feel like they don't care so much about their patients or that they don't really know, and I step out of their offices without a feeling that my problem was resolved; but this doctor is not like that at all. She cares about her patients, and she has the gift to be a doctor; I mention that because so often people tend to enter professions for the money, prestige, or because someone else chose it for them, and it sucks when you're seen by a doctor who is there for the money. Thank goodness there are still good ones around!
Sometimes you have wait longer than your scheduled appointment, but I don't find that to be a problem at all, they don't rush their patients, and I always feel like my issues have been looked into thoroughly before I leave, but if you don't like to wait, then you can pay to go to a private clinic.
Overall, I love this place! -
Review from Blue R.
San Francisco, CA
10/27/2009
ok, some, maybe most women may shy away from writing a review for their health clinic, even if the experience was/is worth sharing.
In the spirit of sharing free information, I choose to add my review to the ones that led me to this wonderful place.
Especially in these uncertain and controversial days of shaky health care options, a clinic of this caliber should be commended and heralded for its noble efforts.
The current wait for an annual is at least 4 months, so call today to get set up. Drop-in clinic hours begin at 8:30am on Tuesdays & Fridays (only). Today I called at 10am. Dropped in by 10:45 and was done by 12:30. Not bad for a free service.
Dozens of volunteer health workers help support the staff of nurses and midwives. The staff is efficient, respectful and very hip in their combined knowledge of traditional Western & holistic therapies.
My paperwork took less than 10 minutes to complete. I qualified for the Green Card - free health services for one year! I made a donation as well, but it is not necessary if you are really strapped for cash.
I encourage all women to either use this service or support it for their fellow womankind. The clinic supports healthy women and healthy relationships. A friendlier, kinder group of devoted public servants you will not find. If you do, kudos to you. -
Review from Patricia E.
Pasadena, CA
1/16/2008
Alright, so, if you have an evening appointment, they may be running a little behind schedule. BUT WHO CARES??? They do a great job for little or no money. And they seem to be interested in your health and well-being, and I believe that most of them are! Some "women's clinic" workers can't even be bothered with niceties.
A word of warning: they are very pro-woman and pro-seeing-your-own-cervix. Just remember, you have the right to say, "No. Put the mirror down. I'm sure my cervix is beautiful and ignorance is bliss."
I had nightmares. I need to learn boundaries. -
Review from Tara A.
San Francisco, CA
3/5/2008
This place is great!
I went to the drop in clinic on a friday and got number 9. when i came back they told me they were all booked for the day, but scheduled me for a couple days later. when i returned there was only one other person in the waiting area, which was nice. All the girls working there were really friendly, especially the counseling girl that was helping me before the doctor visit.
i did have to wait a really long time to see the doctor, but in this day and age that's pretty common. besides, for free and friendly health care [and birth control!] how could someone complain? they can't!
thanks wcc!!
ps. free condoms and lube galore.
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Review from Jean K.
3/23/2010
If you don't have health insurance (like apparently 25% of California), then the WCC will save your day. You can get your yearly checkups here for free. Yes for FREE. And it's very easy low hassle. The place is clean. The staff is friendly.
When you get insurance (which hopefully you will) it's also no hassle to transfer your files over to your new doctor.
Highly recommended! -
Review from amy c.
San Francisco, CA
6/3/2011
I am a fan of this clinic. However people who donate to them should be aware that they do not keep your money, they send it to The Tides Center, which is a questionable group.
I intended my donation to go to this clinic to help women in the community, not to a giant slush-fund.
The Tides Center allows politically active groups to take money that they would otherwise be prohibited from taking.
In other words, MONEY LAUNDERINGComment from Tara M. of Women's Community Clinic 6/6/2011
I am glad to hear that you are a fan of our Clinic. I would… More » -
Review from stephanie l.
San Francisco, CA
5/28/2011
This place was so great! I was very nervous for my appointment and even cried a bit. Everyone was really nice and very professional. The ONLY gripe I have is that I couldn't get an appointment for like 3 weeks and my appointment was at 6pm and I wasn't seen until after 8pm.
The waiting sucked but the staff and environment were very helpful and comforting. -
Review from Em L.
9/17/2008
I made an appointment 2 weeks ago for b.c. When I called, they had a free app't the same night, but I was busy. Cut to today:
The office is welcoming, warm and filled with the aura of "enough." The beautiful irony of community volunteer run clinics is although they run on a shoestring, they always emmanate abundance. The aura of lack is never present!
The Women's Community Clinic is no different in its attitude. In the waiting room, you'll find flyers at your fingertips. Bowlfulls of condoms dot the landscape. It's a nice place to hang.
I had a brief conversation about birth control types, and saw the staff clinician. Less one star because she was unaccountably stand-offish. I guess we're all people, hm? But I'd think a clinician would have a vested interest in showing respect to her patients. Given the accepting treatment at Lyon - Martin, I was surprised at the doc's general attitude.
The staffer who gave the interview offered a free goody bag of lubes and condoms, and we're talking a lunch sack, not a drive-in pop corn sized bag. An assortment of condoms was included - magnum, aloe enriched, and a female condom! She threw in a few tubelets of lube as well. Thanks!
I arrived late, filled out paperwork for 20 minutes, and was out within an hour of my arrival. No one else was waiting.
These ladies and I suspect gents provide safe sex supplies, exams, and referrals for free.
The moral of the story is for a good time, call the Women's Community Clinic! -
Review from A.m.y. R.
San Francisco, CA
5/8/2009
Go to them. They can help you.
And they will do so with compassion and a smile. -
Review from Bee A.
San Francisco, CA
11/7/2009
I can't recommend this place any more than is possible. I'm a new college graduate, just moved here from Chicago. Needless to say, the real world sucks: no jobs or insurance! It was a great comfort to know that I could still get the care and prescriptions needed (FOR FREE) to live a healthy, stork-free lifestyle!
I heard this was a free clinic, so I prepared for the worst walking in. But it turned out to be very clean, professional, and--more importantly--the people there are friendly! They don't make you feel cheap and worthless for dropping by, as can be the case in a lot of clinics. They actually care here. They provided me with everything I needed and much more.
I donated $10 and I wish I could have done more. Please support this clinic and check it out if you need the care. -
Review from julie p.
San Francisco, CA
11/29/2010
Hello!
I'm actually creating a yelp account just to be able to yelp these gals!!!
Amazing service, taking their time to make sure they don't miss anything, compassionate, friendly!!!!
These women have my respect!!!
Please donate if you can, they really deserve it! -
Review from DeDe D.
San Francisco, CA
4/12/2011 1 Check-in Here
Top notch. Shophicticated, sleek, savvy, and confident. It's a great resources for women and the new space looks amazing! There is a computer to use if your waiting for free, condoms all abound, resourceful information, and mostly I think it's free. I went in for my annual pap. Two hours + later didn't even seem that long! Highly recommend!
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Review from Cindy L.
San Francisco, CA
7/26/2009
Amazing place filled with amazing women offering amazing help.
Amazing, amazing, amazing.
This place is awesome. Do not hesitate in coming here! You won't regret it. You'll get the help you need and your worries relieved.
I made an appointment for my visit, and thought the wait wasn't any different than going to any other clinic/hospital. The clinic itself is very clean and well-managed. I was warmly greeted and prompted to fill a cup. Yeah. Well, one thing I can also say is what I got out of the clinic sure was better what they got out of me (pee and $20 donation, all I had on me)!
Anyway, they briefed me and answered all of my questions patiently and knowledgeably. They also gave me the magical green card, which gives those with low-income and/or no insurance free services, which I am forever thankful for, and a year's prescription of birth control. I got so much more than I was looking for, at NO cost when I could go nowhere else, with a friendly smile to boot. And a bag of condoms (27 safe sex sessions, GO!) What more could you ever ask for?
Like I said, amazing. -
Review from Andrea S.
Portland, OR
10/21/2009
Amazing! Thank you guys for being here!
I was greeted by a friendly volunteer who took her time to explain everything and offer herself as a resource.
As a 30 year old woman, I thought I knew just about everything there is to know about sex health research, but they offered me some new info, and impressed me completely.
They are compassionate, loving women, and should be thanked in every way possible for their presence in our community.
Just FYI, if you need an annual, it takes several months to get an appointment. Just call, get placed on the list, and FORGET ABOUT IT ENTIRELY. They will call you when it is your turn and you will have a great experience. They are very in demand, due to their free services.
Please donate if you can. They deserve it. -
Review from Reggie G.
Washington, DC
6/11/2007
Yay! As a longtime volunteer of the WCC - we love you all too. We couldn't do it without all our of patients and fans.
Thanks!! (and good for you for being proactive about your health!)
If you are interested in being a volunteer at the WCC - it is an amazing community, check the website for more info on volunteering. There are traning 2x a year.
