We Know What Brought You Here
We built Washington Endometriosis and Complex Surgery (WECS) because we kept seeing the same story. Patients who had been through multiple doctors, tried every treatment, and still weren't better. Not because endometriosis is untreatable. Because they weren't believed and properly treated the first time.


Precision Mapping
Dynamic ultrasound for sonographic staging of endometriosis helps identify deep infiltrating disease before surgery.
Comprehensive Surgical Planning
Before surgery, we use advanced imaging to map any deep infiltrating disease involvement, so your surgical team can enter the OR with a thorough excision plan.
The Problem With Unplanned Findings
In standard care, deep endometriosis may only be discovered once surgery has already begun. At WECS, suspected bowel, bladder, ureter, and pelvic involvement is reviewed before surgery whenever possible.
Clear Consent Before Surgery
Before you enter the operating room, your surgical team reviews your imaging and history with you. Clear consent helps ensure you understand what to expect and don’t wake up to unexpected procedures.
Care That Continues After the OR
Endometriosis affects the whole body, and surgery addresses one part of that. When the case requires it, we bring in colorectal, thoracic, or general surgery specialists. Coordinated from the pre-operative work, not called in on the day.

From Endometriosis Surgery to Complete Gynecologic Care
Recovery is the beginning, not the end. Our nurse practicioner continues supporting patients well beyond excision, across every stage of gynecologic and pelvic health.
Gynecological Care
Annual exams and preventive screening
Perimenopause and menopause management
Adolescent gynecology
Bone health and osteoporosis
Trans and non-binary affirming care
BRCA testing
High-risk and post-cancer hormonal care
Family planning
Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain
Chronic pelvic pain, MCAS, EDS
Vulvodynia and vulvar dermatology
Bladder pain and interstitial cystitis
Recurrent UTIs and vaginal infections
Vaginal burning and DIV
Menopause after endometriosis
Sexual and Pelvic Floor Health
Dyspareunia
Arousal and orgasmic disorders
Low desire (HSDD)
Persistent genital arousal disorder
Sexuality after cancer
STI screening
Our Independent Care Model
No private equity. No corporate control. Just better care for you.
Built by Providers. Owned by Providers.
WECS was founded by surgeons and a nurse practicioner who wanted the freedom to design their own care model. Every decision made here is a clinical one, made directly by the people providing your care.
No balance billing
We work with your out-of-network benefits. You're never left with a surprise bill.
Full transparency
In-network systems can't support our level of coordination. That's why we left them.
Beyond the Operating Room
Our work extends beyond the patients we treat. Through public education, advocacy, professional collaboration, and mentorship, we work to improve how endometriosis is understood and treated.
Patient Education
Congressional testimony, media appearances, and social media education.
Professional Collaboration
Collaboration with peers and organizations working to advance endometriosis care.
Medical Education
CMS presentations, professional societies, and clinical education.
We Do Not Rush This.
We don't rush consultations. No one at WECS is approved for surgery without a thorough review of their case and a clear surgical plan. We want you to understand your disease and your options before you decide anything.
If we're not the right fit, we'll say so. If surgery isn't the right next step, we'll say that, too.
No Pre-Scheduled Surgeries
We do not schedule operations until our surgical team has fully reviewed your history and built a coordinated, patient-centered plan.
Clinical Honesty
If surgery isn't the right next step or WECS is not the best fit for your case, we will always be upfront and redirect you to better options.
Thorough Option Mapping
We map out every viable medical and surgical option path, ensuring you completely understand your disease before making any treatment decision.