Alpenglow Women’s Health — Wasilla

I’d highly recommend Alpenglow for anyone looking for OBGYN care! Meg Ferguson and Dr. Cook are especially fantastic. Everyone is very kind and knowledgeable.

When the Doctor who delivered all 3 of your kids refuses to see you because you have a sick kid and cannot make it to 1 appointment it is very disappointing. They rescheduled my wife 1 time and counted that against her and then she had to cancel an appointment because of a sick kid. All the sudden there refusing to see her. You think a women's health doctor would understand.

I was so grateful for the care I received during my pregnancy. The office staff and MA’s were friendly and helpful and I was always reassured by the excellent care I had from Meg Ferguson and Dr Cook. Would highly recommend!

I cannot recommend Alpenglow Women's Health highly enough. From a purely logistical standpoint, they hit every mark: the location is convenient, the office is clean and welcoming, and the administrative staff makes scheduling quick and easy. However, the true heart of this practice is the clinical expertise. The entire team is incredibly knowledgeable, but I owe a debt of gratitude specifically to Meg. In a moment of crisis, Meg’s experience and intuition were on full display. She made split-second, decisive actions that quite literally saved my son’s life. Her ability to remain calm while moving with such urgency is a testament to her skill and dedication to her patients. If you are looking for a provider that combines a friendly, streamlined experience with the kind of high-level expertise you can trust in an emergency, this is the place to go.

Update: Before reading this review, please read the first one I made under the name “Kash’s lifestyle.” This is my baby boy Kashus Derrick Pagnillo. He is currently 7 months (4 months corrected.) Kashus is currently still fighting for his life in the nicu! We transferred him from Providence to Seattle children’s on 10/27/25 after his complications were just too much for Providence to handle. Now at Seattle, after being so hopeful that maybe Kashus would receive better care, we are also being told that there’s nothing much more that can be done for him here either. They are trying to convince us to transition him to “end of life care” but we refuse to accept that! We refuse to just believe “that’s it” for our son! Kashus has been riddled with every complication imaginable due to “prematurity” from brain bleeds, to hydrocephalus, to intestinal perforations, to multiple hernias, to ASD, (atrial septal defect) to chronic lung disease, to pulmonary stenosis, to pulmonary hypertension, to metabolic bone disease, to ROP, (retinopathy of prematurity) to deafness to liver disease, to renal disease, to adrenal fatigue. Yet my baby has fought through every single one of these ailments and has made it this far. He’s had a total of 6 surgeries to date and too many blood transfusions to count! This could have all been avoided if my OB team took my situation more seriously. Their goal was to get me to “viability” which is about 24weeks but what they refused to tell me was just how many complications could arise giving birth that prematurely. I will forever regret choosing this practice to have my “best interest” during such a scary and very vulnerable time in my life…