Testimonials & Reviews
Physicians For Women El Paso
Obstetrics & Gynecology located in El Paso, TX
Physicians For Women El Paso always appreciates feedback from our valued patients. To date, we’re thrilled to have collected 669 reviews with an average rating of 4.84 out of 5 stars. Please read what others are saying about Physicians For Women El Paso below, and as always, we would love to collect your feedback.
Leslye L.
Submitted 01/16/26
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Zaira H.
Submitted 01/16/26
Grate experience.
Deyra C.
Submitted 01/15/26
I recommend coming with Mr.Iwaloye, he is a good gynecologist and has a great humor, makes me feel safe and comfortable.
Norma A.
Submitted 01/14/26
I’m very happy with Dr.Iwaloye he explains everything until you understand very thorough and detailed
Angelica T.
Submitted 01/06/26
This is my 3rd appointment with Dr. Iwanloye and am very appreciative of his diagnosis, treatment and recommendations for my future treatment and wellbeing.
Leslie E.
Submitted 12/09/25
Been a patient since 2018 and I highly recommend him.
Carmen S.
Submitted 12/09/25
Dr.Iwaloye,he care about you,take his time to explain any issue that you have, exelente Doctor,I will definitely recommend him 100%.
Stephanie G.
Submitted 12/09/25
Been coming here for years and my worries and health get taken care of when I am seen for them here. I would recommend Iwaloye.
Jasmine S.
Submitted 12/03/25
Amazing doctor! I cant recommend him enough, i feel seen, heard, and protected at every appointment. I couldn’t have asked for a more loving and reassuring doctor!
Sandra C.
Submitted 12/02/25
Everything has been good with the doctor information. However sometimes its too fast paced you barely have time to ask questions. In addition, with so many patients, there could be improvement in hygiene, technology and presentation. The lobby chairs are all deformed and you can barely sit in some of them, the restroom is always full of trash and it feels weird to put your urine example on an open container (anything could get in there). Sometimes you open it and its full of other urine samples, pretty gross. The waiting rooms could be cleaner as well.
Veronica S.
Submitted 11/27/25
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Zaira H.
Submitted 11/20/25
Great service answers every doubt I have.
Natalie G.
Submitted 11/17/25
Very good doctor
Maria R.
Submitted 11/14/25
Professional , no waiting and nice office
Lillian V.
Submitted 11/04/25
He's a great doctor
To Him I.
Submitted 10/29/25
This is more than just a review for me — it was an experience that deeply affected me as a first-time grandmother. The first-time mother in this story is my daughter.
At what point do we stop being human and become so focused on our professions that we no longer see the person in front of us, only the process or the payout? How many appointments can be done in a day? How quickly can we move on to the next? As I was told in front of my daughter, “We do this every day.” But the truth is, we don’t. This was our first time — and you only get your first time once.
My daughter’s last menstrual cycle was on July 5, 2025. I am writing this a day after our experience with Dr. Femi on September 24, 2025. My daughter had already had a few encounters with him while trying to navigate her first pregnancy — young, hopeful, and uncertain. After several emergency room visits and confusing follow-ups, she still could not answer a simple question every expectant mother should know: How far along are you?
So many things were happening, yet no one stopped to explain. No one asked, Do you have any questions? or Do you understand? Even by September 25, 2025, her prenatal vitamins had still not been sent to the pharmacy. And now, she is processing the devastating possibility of needing a D&C — without ever fully understanding why.
During our visit on the 24th, we met Dr. Femi. He seemed intelligent and confident. But what followed happened so fast that it left us confused and heartbroken. As he performed the sonogram, he quickly concluded it was a miscarriage. I was shocked — I had just seen the image of a fetus on the screen. I asked questions — over and over — and he answered briefly, moving on. If I had not spoken up, my daughter might have agreed to a D&C without truly understanding what was happening.
My daughter walked into that clinic surrounded by other expectant mothers with growing bellies — something she had been so eager for herself. Instead, she walked out in tears, uncertain, and grieving a loss she didn’t yet fully understand. Even now, we don’t know how far along she truly was. We were given different answers each time. It is October 28th and till this day her prenal was never sent and the FEMI practice never even followed up with my daughter to see if she was needing the Dand C.
I cannot recommend this doctor. I immediately took my daughter to the emergency room to request a transfer to another provider — one who would see her as a person, not a payout. She is a young woman — scared, heartbroken, and deserving of compassion, reassurance, and clear information.
May God bless you, Dr. Femi. Your blessings are many. But please remember — just as God gives, He can also take away. Never forget to see your patients — especially these young women — as what they are: beautiful mothers-to-be, fragile and full of hope. We are not your payout.
Julieta R.
Submitted 10/23/25
Very informative
Elizabeth H.
Submitted 10/20/25
Staff is very friendly. Doctor os very friendly explains everything as he goes. Also takes the time to listen. Really was happy they way they attended me
Mary Cruz A.
Submitted 10/08/25
I have been a patient of Dr. Iwaloye for the past 15years, he is such an amazing doctor! Always takes the time to listen to your concerns and addresses them as well! He is always in such a positive mood. I highly recommend Dr. Iwaloye!
Deborah O.
Submitted 10/04/25
He was very informative and seem to care