Associates in Womens Health

Both Dr. Khaghany & Dr. Mossallam are truly phenomenal doctors. The staff is as well- I was so depressed without realizing after Dr. Mossallam did an amazing job delivering my baby- it was so hard to keep up with my job’s short-term disability benefit for payments- the front desk prob resent in paperwork 10 times lol without complaining- Dr-Mossallam will get straight to the point and laugh with me along the way -I am pretty funny- yet truley if it is even something concerning like both doctors TAKE ACTION You can trust this office & I am grateful for that

Natasha Welker, CNM, is truly an amazing and compassionate midwife. She’s incredibly caring and always makes you feel comfortable the moment you walk into the room. Natasha takes her time with every patient, listens without rushing, and genuinely wants to understand what you’re experiencing. She explains everything clearly, answers every question with patience, and never makes you feel judged or embarrassed. She’s the kind of provider who respects your feelings, supports you through your concerns, and makes sure you leave with confidence and peace of mind. Her kindness, professionalism, and dedication to her patients are unmatched. I feel truly grateful to have her as my gynecologist, and I highly recommend her to anyone looking for someone who genuinely cares.

I totally enjoyed my visit.I was greeted very kindly and was helped by the receptionist to find my Humana card, was seen by the doctor within 15 minutes.She was very gentle, thorough, kind and informative and answered all my questions. Highly recommend my Gyn at Dr. Mossalum's office

Excellent and kind staff! They’re all very efficient and truly great. My midwife is Alisha Marchand and I love her!! She is very thorough, answers all questions, and I never once felt rushed. I feel very confident in the care they provide!

The staff has been great overall. However, I want to warn new moms about my experience at my first appointment. I was asked to provide a urine sample and was not informed that it would include a drug screen. I later received a bill for $179, with insurance covering part of it, leaving me responsible for $95.12 for a test I did not knowingly consent to. After calling ProMedica (the lab company they use, though not directly associated with the office), I was told that providing the urine sample constituted consent and that drug screening is “standard practice.” Regardless of what is standard, I believe patients deserve to be informed—especially when there is a financial cost involved. I was under the impression the urine sample was to confirm my pregnancy, not to run a drug screen that resul