Aaron Moos, MD specializes in minimally invasive surgery using laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, and da Vinci robotics. He uses a vaginal approach to treat conditions like abnormal uterine bleeding, fibroids, ovarian issues, endometriosis, and pelvic organ prolapse. He also manages normal and high risk pregnancies, including twins, VBAC, and operative deliveries, and he conducts annual wellness exams, pre-conceptual counseling, contraception, management of cervical abnormalities, hormone replacement therapy, and endometrial ablation.

In his free time, Dr. Moos enjoys skiing, ultramarathons, and spending time outdoors with his family.

Dr. Moos delivers babies at St. Luke's Boise.

Caroline Rolofson, DO takes a holistic whole-body approach to health care, listening to her patients' concerns, presenting options and explaining how each will have risk benefits and alternatives.

Dr. Rolofson's osteopathic background has equipped her with a wide variety of tools to help treat patients, and during her residency she was trained by midwives, MDs, and DOs. She has a background in caring for high-risk pregnancies, and is passionate about women having a high quality of life. She is also trained in minimally invasive surgical approaches to treat gynecologic concerns.

Janet Roscoe, NP sees women of all ages and has special interests in family planning and adolescent gynecology. She is also experienced in reproductive medicine.

Janet earned her bachelor's degree in biology from Gonzaga University, and both her bachelor's and master's degrees in nursing from the University of Pennsylvania. For two years, Janet and her family lived in Namibia, where she developed interest in sewing with African fabric. In her free time, she also enjoys reading fiction and running in the Boise foothills. She recently ran her first ultramarathon in South Africa.

Sarah H. Wampold, PA-C has special interests in contraception, gynecology, and women's wellness. Prior to women's health she worked in family medicine and is passionate about building strong relationships with patients and providing care to women of all ages. 

She earned her master of health science degree in global disease epidemiology and control from Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health and her master’s degree in physician assistant studies from Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine.