I can't recommend Dr. Kumetz and her team highly enough. She delivered both of my children, and her…read morecare is so exceptional that she almost makes me want a third! She is compassionate, incredibly knowledgeable, and never makes you feel rushed--even when you have a million questions. Both of my deliveries involved complications and inductions, but Dr. Kumetz handled everything so expertly that the process felt easy. If you want a doctor you can trust implicitly who goes above and beyond, she is well worth it.

Went a few times, mainly to try to sort out menopause issues, hoping a female "woman" doctor would…read morebe empathetic and knowledgeably. Its fairly certain that Dr. Kumetz is not a menopause doctor but probably rather just obgyn focus. She gave me a very basic paper of how to diet, yes weight gain is a common menopause symptom, but if you're a fairly active person who eats normally, it means your hormone, cortisol, testosterone levels are not balanced. She didn't seem interested in helping, and I left feeling much worse than when I arrived. It's ridiculous that in 2026 we don't have more insight into something every woman will face.

Dr. Aliabadi is hands-down the best doctor we have ever met with…read more Our daughter has been through hell and seemingly hundreds of doctors, specialists, and treatments. Being told "there's nothing else you can do," "it's all in your head," and "you'll just have to learn to live with the pain." We've been through multiple surgeries, diets, medicines (daily shots included), BiPAP machines, therapists, neurologists, psychologists, and the list goes on. Dr. Aliabadi gave our daughter something she hadn't had in years: HOPE. Hope that she'll have less pain, closer-to-normal body functions, fewer stares from strangers with her skin issues, and hope of a chance to live a life without being in constant pain. My wife and I were in tears at her excitement and optimism and at the prospect of a treatment program that could change her life despite nearly being convinced that no such thing existed. Dr. Aliabadi took the time to get to know her on a level no other doctor or physician has ever taken the time to do. She handled all the testing in-house rather than being referred out to other testing facilities and back and forth with labs that often lose our records. She also referred her to someone who may be able to assist with her neurological challenges, literally texting the other doctor during the consultation. She's made an incredible difference in our daughter's life and in our family's. We are beyond grateful for Dr. Aliabadi's expertise and for giving us hope.

I like that she is rated one of the best doctors and offers me personalized and customized advice…read morefrom afar. I also liked her office has said working with her will ensure you definitely have your next baby, and she will give you no problems at all upon delivery which now costs $150,000 minimum and used to cost $25,000 in 2022.

LOVE LOVE LOVE her. She delivered me in 2015 and EVERYTHING was flawless with her…read more Highly recommend Dr. Stacey Rosenbaum.

I wish I had written this years ago. If you are someone in a larger body, I cannot express strongly…read moreenough that you should seek treatment elsewhere. Dr. Rosenbaum's fatphobia and arrogance entrenched issues I was dealing with instead of diagnosing them and led her to misdiagnose me with PCOS. The diagnosis itself did not bother me but her delivery and subsequent actions were extremely damaging to both my psyche and body. More details below for those who may need to vet their doctors with much more scrutiny. (CW: Disordered eating/eating disorder & mention of weight loss and caloric count) From the time I started seeing her in my early 20s, Dr. Rosenbaum gave her strong opinions on my weight and what I should do about it. At 5'8" and 180 pounds at the time, I may have been clinically classified as "overweight" but my life wasn't affected by it, nor were any of my vitals. Her bedside manner rubbed me the wrong way but I thought it was my fault because of my weight. Her practice was close to my office and finding someone else seemed like a hassle for an appointment I had once a year even though I always dreaded seeing her and would push my appointment months to try losing more weight so I wasn't made to feel worse about myself. She was much less condescending the year I came in and had lost 50 pounds in six months, and she enthusiastically congratulated me on my effort which, in hindsight, she should have questioned instead of praising and telling me to keep it up. In the following year or two, I had put the weight back on much to her dismay and my shame, and my periods continued to be irregular as they had been since I first got my period at age 12. At that point, she told me she thought I had PCOS and had me get bloodwork. When I met with her in her office, she told me that I did indeed have PCOS as she suspected. I asked her if she had gotten my bloodwork back and she said, "I don't need to see it, I know it's PCOS." She told me I would need to lose weight and stop eating carbs and recommended seeing the nutritionist, Dr. Rahnama, in their office. She said, "Dr. Rahnama *loves* her PCOS patients. They do really well on her program because they're not... you know..." and trailed off. I can only imagine what it was I was supposed to "know." That PCOS patients do well on a nutrition program because it's not their "fault" they are fat, they aren't lazy and unmotivated like 'regular' fat people? I don't know what else she could have possibly been thinking besides some version of that. She jokingly made comments that I may need to take medication in order to conceive but that her patients without PCOS were jealous of that. I went to see Dr. Rahnama who wanted me to go on an extremely restrictive, 1,200-calorie diet of deli meats, vegetables, and protein shakes. That was the last time I engaged with Dr. Rosenbaum or her office but I have been healing the wounds of that since, putting off seeing doctors or trusting them. That was five years ago and a new doctor recently questioned Dr. Rosenbaum's PCOS diagnosis and did a new set of bloodwork and pelvic ultrasound. My testosterone levels were completely normal and I did not have cysts on my ovaries. Dr. Rosenbaum diagnosed me based on my weight and my irregular periods. If I had shown up at her office looking emaciated, perhaps I would have gotten the proper diagnosis: an eating disorder. Upon working to resolve those issues around food restriction and obsession with my weight, I have gotten my period regularly for the past year and a half and my weight has stabilized at a place I'm sure would horrify her, but I am so much healthier and happier than when I was in her care. Dr. Rosenbaum did a lot of harm and caused me to feel so much shame that I internalized deeply. I would imagine she is a decent doctor for people she believes to be in acceptable body sizes. If that is not you, please find someone who will treat you with the care and respect you deserve, who is informed in a Health At Every Size approach. I am sorry for not writing this sooner and perhaps stopping others from having the same experience that I did.

I had been coming to this office for several months and unfortunately the overall cleanliness,…read moreorganization, and patient communication became a recurring concern. During my most recent visit, multiple surfaces and items in the room were visibly dirty -- including the exam chair, the stirrup covers, and even the wall. There was also a large open jar of numbing compound that appeared discolored and had residue smeared in several areas around the room. These are basic hygiene issues that should be taken seriously in any medical setting. I reached out privately to the office hoping to share these concerns directly and ask where to send photos, but instead of addressing the situation, my patient portal access was suddenly deactivated. That was extremely disappointing, especially since I was trying to communicate respectfully and privately. In addition to the cleanliness concerns, wait times at every appointment were consistently long, even when I was scheduled first thing in the morning ( I was reassured that I would be seen as long as I booked the first appointment. Not only did that never happen, but I was told while I was in the room ready to be examined that she was on her way to work. I often waited over an hour before being seen, and the office frequently seemed disorganized. There was also very little communication regarding care, no notes were provided or printed, and when I asked for clarity on certain medical information, I was simply told to "google it." Everything felt SO RUSHED!!! I genuinely tried to resolve this directly with the clinic before posting here, but being blocked from my own portal left me with no other way to make my experience known. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and improves the hygiene standards and communication with patients moving forward. Lastly, if you get anything done here, please make sure to have them check your insurance first. I paid a lot of money out of pocket and I didn't get any clear communication on why that wasn't under my insurance. ..

Sadly, this isn't a review for the Dr. I'd love to have…read morebeen able to see the Dr but the front office staff are seemingly deliberately ignoring my calls and emails requesting an appointment. It's pretty scandalous that front office staff are able to gatekeep Drs in this way when I assume the Drs have no idea how potential patients are being treated. I emailed over a week prior and received a call back a few days later. The front office member wasn't clear on the membership criteria or breakdown and kept repeating for me to 'read the email I've sent you' which she forwarded during the call to further avoid having to explain. The crux of if seemed to be that she didn't understand the fee structure or insurance component herself so continually repeated the same line to read the email. Realizing that she wasn't going to help me, she said 'I'll get someone else to call you back'. I've not been called back in over 1 week and have been consistently ignored when I've tried to email follow up (6 times). This front office associate was curt, passive aggressive and extremely unhelpful- exactly the opposite of a positive front desk interaction with a potential patient looking for specific care. I'd been referred to this Dr from another one and would have loved to have seen her. Unfortunately, it's not possible due to her front office staff. Posting this review in the hope that she will see it and investigate how her staff are treating potential (and likely existing) patients. I'm fairly confident the Dr would be appalled at them ruining the reputation of her business. I would recommend her recording calls and monitoring emails. Attaching the 6 follow ups without response for people to see.

The best OB/GYN in the world!!!! My husband and I adore Dr Finke. He delivered my baby girl this…read moremonth via c section, I couldn't have asked for a better experience from pregnancy to birth. The care I got through my whole pregnancy was incredible, and my planned c section went perfectly. Thanks to Dr. Finke, a very scary surgery was turned into the most magical birth experience. Will always continue coming to him and will hopefully have my future babies with him! Thanks Dr Finke you are the best!!!!

it's taken me years to write this review but i know it's important that i do…read more i went to dr.finke because i thought i might be pregnant (nauseous, sore breasts, late period are all symptoms i informed him of). i had taken an inconclusive test at home. dr.finke took my blood and urine, but only used the blood test to test my thyroid, and ordered an internal ultrasound. he didn't test my blood or my urine for pregnancy. from the internal ultrasound he said i wasn't pregnant but was just depressed and needed to lose weight and gave my a prescription for metformin for weight loss. i got a second opinion, and i was pregnant. i tried following up with him but he evaded all of my calls and i was never able to get him on the phone. he put me in danger and took no responsibility. a gyno who can't even diagnose a pregnancy shouldn't be practicing.

Dr Lang's attention to individual care and taking in the entire picture of a patient is what has…read morebeen missing for so many years of my life with routine checkups.

I had an appointment to see this doctor regarding a serious vocal cord problem. At my…read more appointment, she came into the room where I was with a medical resident. She totally ignored me. She said something to the resident then turned around and left the room without saying anything to me, not even a hello. Despite her not acknowledging me, I later saw that she submitted an enormous billing for her supposed time with me or on my medical issue. to see her t regardjnv a serious vocal cord .after.

This place communicated very poorly and unclearly. Pretty frustrating and annoying…read more We were told 10 weeks ago we could join the 10 month class cohort. They simply asked us to call back a little closer tot he 10 weeks mark. Ok - no problem. So we did call back and - just last week - they confirmed we could join. In fact, they texted is to arrange to talk to coordinator. While their texting was inconsistent - at least it seemed we would be able to sign up. But when called to sign up we were told (surprise) no classes at all were available. In fact, no new class cohorts were even on the horizon. I have zero clue why they dragged out our expectations. No clue why they told us multiple times - even as of last week - that we could join no problem. Yet really they didn't even have classes to sign up for! Overall, this place seems very disorganized. And the people you talk to on the phone do not actually even seem to know what is going on with their own classes. They just sort of tell you "sure" and then let you down.

Rude service. Dr. Evans runs late to appointments and doesn't apologize. She talks in a way that…read morefeels like she's verbally attacking you. I decided to try a different doctor so I booked Dr. Morrisey. It took three months to get an appointment, and the appointment was to go over my test results. Dr. Morrissey was also late and didn't even have the test results! I did not find either doctor to be that knowledgeable about women's health. Plus, you have to pay a $400 membership fee. I would not recommend this place.

I love Dr. Valenton! She takes time to explain everything and to answer all of my questions. She is…read morevery honest and compassionate which most obgyn's lack. I spent a lot of time searching for a doctor like her. I am so glad I found Dr. Valenton. I would recommend her to everyone.

This place is heartless and soulless. If you want to be treated like a number, greeted like…read moreeveryone's doing you a favor and doesn't care, wait and be told your late and need to reschedule. This is your place. They should thing felt like a conveyer belt of sadness.

I was referred to this doctor for convenience, but my experience was upsetting and fear-inducing…read more After recovering from BV, I came in for a first time checkup. He said my Pap smear was "slightly abnormal" and immediately ordered a COLPOSCOPY without testing for HPV or explaining what "slightly abnormal" meant. Not to mention I am only 25 years old. He told me I "probably have HPV and it could be cancerous," which left me in tears after the appointment. A colposcopy is invasive and usually recommended based on the severity of results and confirmed high-risk HPV -- neither of which were explained or confirmed in my case. I sought a second opinion from my female gynecologist back home, had a full STD and HPV panel done, and everything came back completely normal. No further procedures were needed. I left feeling scared and pressured rather than informed or cared for. I would not recommend this doctor based on my experience.

I've been seeing Dr. Rabin for about two years now. I understand why some are put off by the self…read moreadvertising throughout the office and requests for 5 star reviews. I was too. But he has certainly earned it with me over time. Pros: -He is exceptional at answering questions in person and making sure you fully understand the answers. -He helped me discover that my increasing migraines were linked to the hormonal birth control I was on and he was helpful in attempts to find a decent replacement that fit for me (when I was in need of BC). -Office staff have over all been very kind. -I had a miscarriage scare recently and he went above and beyond to help me understand the situation and what I could expect going forward. Cons: -Luckily I am still pregnant but since Dr. Rabin no longer delivers, I will have to find a new OBGYN for the next year at least. -His brand of humor may be off putting to some people. -I did have to follow up frequently whenever I need to make an appointment for sudden issues like UTIs and YIs. -Parking for the building he is located in sucks. I always leave extra early to allow time for circling to find a spot.

Wonderful Dr! I wish I had found Dr Weiss in 2007 when my previous Dr retired. Now I'm…read moredisappointed that Dr Weiss retired (and I never even received any notification of such!). He's your "good 'ol fashion Dr"....returns phone calls, calls with test results, takes handwritten notes and brings them in to the exam room with him so he's up to date. Patients are made to feel like they matter and are individuals. Difficult to find a replacement! Enjoy retirement!

Such a nice beginning. Our initial consultation went fine. Dr Weiss was highly recommended from my…read morefriend who just had twins. He did an internal exam. Dr Weiss then told me I needed several surgeries to repair a tear from my prior hysterectomy. He said there was still uterine tissue forming that was hanging and would eventually fall down... and OUT of me. He drew images on a paper of the hanging tissue that was folded and would soon start scarring and eventually drop...blah blah blah. I was so scared. Dr Peter Weiss wrote down appointments and a a phone number for surgeon for an "emergency repair". I got in my car and just starteted crying. I'd already been through a year of miscarriage,tumors, and early hysterectomy. All this left me lost, incredibly sad, and left me in mourning for what never would be. Fortunately, one of my dearest friends knew a famous doctor, personally. She got me an appointment that week. The new doctor took images, and did a full exam. She said there was NO EVIDENCE of any such issue. I DID NOT NEED SURGERY. Get a Second Opnion. How scammy!