Jill D. Foley, M.D., FACOG

Dr. Foley's philosophy of care is rooted in compassion, empathy, and a deep respect for each patient's lived experience. She believes trust is at the heart of meaningful care, and that patients should feel like true partners in decisions about their bodies and their health. She wants every person she cares for to feel safe, respected, heard, and supported—not only in the decisions they make, but in the journey that brings them there. She is also a strong believer in group models of care, where healing can happen in community and patients have the opportunity to learn from, encourage, and be strengthened by one another. Women's health is a lifelong journey, and some of the most meaningful parts of this work come from the relationships that develop between patients and their care teams over time. Above all, Dr. Foley believes care is best when it is shared. None of us should have to carry this work alone, and patients benefit most when clinicians, teams, and systems are connected around them. In that spirit, she collaborates with her colleagues to help build a culture where compassionate, connected care is possible for every patient, every time.

American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pacific Coast Obstetrics and Gynecologic Society.

Outside of Medicine, Dr. Foley loves playing tennis and backpacking with her family. She loves discovering new restaurants and cooking new recipes from The New York Times Cooking!