Dr. Rebecca Ann Kyle, DO

As noted, Dr. Kyle is non-communicative and lacks compassion. She performed an ablation and I ended up in the emergency room on her partners recommendation days later. She never followed up after either the surgery or the ER visit. I ended up with a hysterectomy after I found a new provider and so happy with my new provider and practice. Was equally unpleasant with my daughters so not related to my perimenopause status. Do not recommend Dr. Kyle or Northwest Womens Care.

Dr Kyle was the doctor on call and delivered my son. From the first phone call when my water broke she was grumpy and not at all comforting. It was an unmedicated birth in which I pushed for 3.5 hours. I had never met her and during this 3.5 hours she never once came in to check on me. She barely made it in the room and it was only because my husband insisted the RN call her. She was rude and acted like I had truly inconvenienced her. I was so disappointed. Thankfully the RNs were fantastic. I have since changed practices so I won’t have to risk being under her care again.

Dr. Rebecca Kyle is inconsiderate and rude. During my first appointment with her she told me that I shouldn't take any precautions during my at risk pregnancy. Such as: eat fish, smoke cigarettes, take any type of medication, sit in hot-tubs, or any other thing that anyone else tells you to avoid. She also said that no person should ever try to talk to a Dr. before 10 weeks because Dr's don't really care before that point. As I sat in her office almost in tears she looked at me with apathetic glances. As I left the appointment I thought maybe I was being irrational, but I had been recording the appointment so my partner could listen when I get home, but as I re-listen to the recording I realized that I was giving her benefit of the doubt the entire time, and I should have been more assertive. If you want a Dr. that is going to care about you she is not the one for you.

I just went through my first pregnancy and Dr. Kyle was our OB. My husband and I both could not have been happier with our experience. Dr. Kyle has a very laid back manner, which reduced my anxiety level and made me feel more relaxed about the whole pregnancy. She was happy to answer all of my questions and again, in a way that reduced my anxiety level. Both my husband and I felt that we developed a good relationship with her, better than we have had with any previous doctor. We were very happy with our experience before our delivery, and the delivery only confirmed that we had picked the right OB - we had an easy, low stress delivery and Dr. Kyle went out of her way to be there for it. Needless to say, we have been raving about her to our friends and family and would highly recommend her!

I had the best experience with dr Kyle. She listened to any concerns that I had and made my pregnancy great. I true fully couldn't have had a better doctor to deliver my child.

I liked the idea of seeing a DO instead of an MD, and boy was I wrong. Their entire office is incompetent. When I scheduled my annual checkup I told her I wanted a longer appointment to discuss my difficulty getting pregnant and they said that was fine, but didn't and the doctor was resistant to do both when I got there. She then blew off all my concerns and ordered a sperm analysis for my husband but refused to give me results because they were abnormal. She refused to listen to my requests for bloodwork due to my symptoms and wouldn't order them, wanted to put me on clomid for 3 months with no ultrasound or bloodwork follow up. I later found out when I took clomid with another doctor and my ultrasound showed it significantly thinned my uterus, making it harder to get pregnant and Clomid stays in your system for 6-8weeks after stopping it. Her nurse would also wait until 630-7pm to call me back with answers to my questions and wouldn't leave a message if I was unavailable so I had no… idea who called me. If I can't trust her and her staff in a situation like that I'd NEVER trust them when I was pregnant!!!

This will be my first baby, and I have never even met my doctor. I understand that I have to wait 8 weeks but what I felt was an emergency felt like it wasn't really focused on. I ended up going to the ER because a doctor actually would be seeing me. Rather than a nurse wanting to run a quick test and shoo me on my way with out one word or question.