I love Dr Manzi...Been going to her for years! She is very through,kind and explains everything and…read morewill answer any of your questions no matter how stupid you think you may ask.. She is the best OBGYN I think in Middlesex County ( my opinion of course) If your looking to change for a new OBGYN office come to THIS OFFICE In 540 Old Saybrook Road...Dr Manzi has the best Bedside Manner Ever!!

Well... I complained about a Nurse, that's a big No! Everything that they stood for is out the…read morewindow , ethics and honesty. They try to silence you by calling you crazy, i know a lot of doctors do this but I never thought it would happen to me.what bothers me most, who cares if what other people think but I didn't even do anything.I was put in a position that wasn't my fault , but because I complained, I received the prestigious crazy card.

So Ive been with this practice a few years, and alas I still haven't found an ob/gyn who treats…read moreperimenopausal women with the care needed. Unfortunately recommending an iud, and then doing an unannounced cervical biopsy right before insertion with no pain meds. Brutal is an understatement. Not big on listening to urogynocological concerns, or on concerns of very heavy bleeding seriously. No hormone therapy offered ever, I'm still a patient but not a happy one.

Review for Dr. Iyanna Liles and HER STAFF only!…read more While I am a longtime patient of the former Fine and Gillette, this was my first visit with Dr. Liles and I was so pleased with our immediate connection. I am a two time women's cancer survivor so connecting with a gynecologist is paramount and she fits all my needs. Her staff is very warm and welcoming as soon as you come in to the office and make you feel a part of the "family" right away.

Updated! Advanced! Knowledgeable! Skilled! Dedicated to patient care! This to me is the best GYN!read more

Loved Dr. Graziani for years, but after my experience with Dr. Rau--and the lack of support--I…read morewon't be returning. Giving 1 star. The past two weeks have been incredibly painful. I wasn't able to see my regular GYN at first, so I saw two others--one who diagnosed me with a bladder prolapse and Dr. Rau, who I saw three times in two weeks. Eventually, I was able to be seen by Dr. Graziani (my regular), and I saw her twice in one week--so five visits in less than 10 days. Each visit with Dr. Rau felt like a dead end. I felt like I was talking to a wall. He dismissed my pain entirely, insisted the prolapse was "mild," and showed no concern for the fact that I could barely function. I left one appointment in tears. I'm currently out of work because of the pain. I'm in agony, and it felt like no one believed me. Do you know how belittling and isolating that feels? Dr. Rau never acknowledged my pain or made any real effort to help. When I brought up my CT Paid Leave paperwork, he brushed it off, saying it takes months to process. I've been on leave before--it doesn't. He said the paperwork is hard without a diagnosis... yet I had one: a prolapse. Even if pay was delayed, I'd get it eventually. Plus, how can I afford this kind of care without support? Shouldn't a doctor at least try?! Pathetic. Don't doctors realize that stress--especially financial stress--worsens pain? Being dismissed by your provider while worrying about income only adds to the suffering. I have hypermobility syndrome, which can amplify pain. He didn't consider it. I kept repeating how much pain I was in--three visits--and he just stared at me, occasionally bringing up unrelated things like my IUD and ovulation. He did not care. I said it felt like a hernia and mentioned that a nerve had been cut during prior surgery. He didn't palpate the area, didn't listen, didn't ask questions, didn't even consider imaging. Nothing. I asked for an ultrasound and was upset to find out it was transvaginal - useless for prolapses. Then why order it? Still in pain and stuck in bed, I did my own research. That's how I learned about pessaries. I brought it up to Dr. Graziani, who said it was a great idea. She asked me to bear down--something Dr. Rau and the other doctor never did. As soon as I did, she said, "Oh yeah, it's definitely coming out." The next day, I was fitted with a pessary--and the pain? Gone. I don't know what upsets me more: that Dr. Rau dismissed my symptoms or that I could've been out of pain a week earlier if someone had listened. No one even brought up the option. That's absurd. How dare Dr. Rau--and others--dismiss a patient like that. How many people are walking around in pain because a doctor decided their symptoms weren't "severe enough"? Based on what--just looking? He wouldn't even palpate the area I said felt herniated! He did not care. Dr. Rau is absolutely horrible. No one should have to go through what I experienced. On top of the pain, I was stressed about whether I'd get paid. Thankfully, my rheumatologist stepped in to handle the paperwork--something this office should've done without questioning the amount of pain I have been in. Why is it such a battle? How can they expect someone in this kind of pain to work? It's inexcusable. If you're in pain, please listen to your body. Don't give up. Advocate for yourself--and if a doctor won't take you seriously, find one who will. Healthcare is a business, shop elsewhere if you aren't happy. You deserve to be heard, believed, and helped. *UPDATE* I'm writing this 4 days later. When the pessary loses suction, the pain comes back and it's unbearable. Turns out, I need surgery, and it's scheduled for tomorrow. I DO NOT recommend Dr. Rau!

Dr. Rau is the best OB/GYN. He delivered my child in 2010 and was extremely compassionate. He…read moretook his time with me at every visit and has a wonderful and comforting demeanor. I will certainly deliver my next child with him and recommend him to all my friends.

After being diagnosed with abnormal cells after a pap smear and postmenopausal bleeding, I insisted…read morethat my primary care doctor find a OBGYN doctor immediately as I am proactive when it comes to my health. I was fortunate to get an appointment with doctor Robert K, Gildersleeve in Hebron, a few days later. I must share that I was immediately impressed with the welcoming care I received from the doctor's office staff and medical assistants and even more impressed when I met Dr. Gildersleeve, whose bedside manner was beyond compare. Dr. Gildersleeve gently handled my anxiety of my worst case scenario thoughts of having cervical cancer. He assured me that we would properly address my concerns. Because of my anxiety during an internal exam, Dr. Gildersleeve sent me to his Windham office a few days later for an internal scanning of my uterus. Mary, the radiologist was kind, gentle and reassuring, as she performed the procedure. Most surprising was the call I received from Dr. Gildersleeve hours after the procedure to see how I was doing. A few weeks later, I had minor surgery at Windham Hospital that resulted in the successful removal of a fibroid that was pressed against my uterus that was causing the bleeding. I was impressed with the follow-up visit with Dr. Gildersleeve as well. The bottom line is that when I first encountered this medical dilemma, I just knew I was going to Yale to have this matter addressed. However today, I am so glad that I stumbled upon Dr. Gildersleeve's Mansfield OBGYN offices in Hebron and Mansfield whom I believe provided me with medical care that was just as good, in fact, even better care that I would have received at Yale. I highly recommend Dr. Gildersleeve and the Mansfield OBGYN, Hebron/Mansfield to address your feminine medical issues. The overall bedside manner of Dr. Gildersleeve and staff is phenomenal and I assure you, you will not be disappointed. Sincerely Submitted, Laura Lillian Best Norwich, CT

I cannot recommend enough; my experience has been excellent. My Aunt Michele McGuire, who used to…read morework there as a nurse before passing, always spoke incredibly highly of the practice; especially of Dr. Erin Pickett, which initially gave me a sense of trust & comfort. Thanks to the compassionate care provided by Dr. Marlaine Jean-Miller & the entire team, my previous fear of visiting the OB-GYN has transformed into a feeling of reassurance & ease. They genuinely care about their patients, taking the time to thoroughly discuss any concerns or questions, which makes all the difference. The triage nurse Kendra is also amazing and has helped to ease my anxiety going through my first and current pregnancy. The warm, professional environment and personalized attention make this practice a five-star choice for anyone seeking compassionate women's health care in Rocky Hill.

practice has been going downhill for many years since Dr.Linda Taylor retired. Since then, their…read moreonly GYN doc left leaving them with 2 Ob , gyn docs who are overwhelmed. they installed a horrible phone system where you are NOT able to speak with a live operator. Their response time to returning calls to simply schedule an appointment takes days . The problem, doctors should stick to medicine and let business professionals run the day to day practice. Dr.Linda Taylor was very patient centric and cared about response times, and patient care . not anymore! My suggestion, go somewhere else as this place is hanging on by a thread.

DO NOT GO HERE. Especially if you plan on moving/switching gynecologists in the future…read more I recently moved away from Connecticut and ran out of my last birth control packet. This means it was just over a year since I had my last annual. I scheduled an appointment with a new gynecologist near my new place of residence, and since I technically wasn't their patient yet, they were unable to refill my prescription, which makes sense. However, they said since I scheduled an appointment with a new doctor, my previous doctor (Dr. Trymbulak), should be able to give me a one month prescription to hold me over until my new annual appointment. I called Dr. Trymbulak's office, and they refused to prescribe me a one-month pack, despite the fact that I already set up a new annual appointment. They wouldn't even call my new doctor to confirm. My new doctor's office was surprised by this fact, because they do it for their patients all the time. I take birth control for reasons other than strictly "birth control." They're jeopardizing my health by not refilling my prescription. I wasn't asking for a 3 month refill...just one month to hold me over. I would understand their refusal if I asked this of them before, but this is the first time I've ever requested a one month packet. The receptionists I spoke to on the phone were rude and kept cutting me off. The first time they cut me off mid-sentence to ask my date of birth. The second time they cut me off to tell me there is nothing they can do. If you want a doctor that will take care of you and look out for your well-being, don't go here.

I've been a patient of Dr Cohens for 27 years, when i became pregnant with my twins. He was always…read moreone step ahead of any complications that might have arisen, and I never had any anxiety because he had my best interest at heart. As the years have gone by I have always found him to be a thorough, highly competent doctor and a kind and considerate person. He consistantly takes the time I need to address any and all of my concerns. I don't know who these other reviewers are talking about, but i know it's not Dr Cohen. My greatest issue with this doctor is that I am going to get the call someday that he's retiring - and i don't look forward to that.

Dr. Steadman is an exception doctor. She cares about her patients and is always there for her…read morepatients. I had a biopsy recently and was super anxious. She gave me my results on Thanksgiving, just to ease my anxiety. She insisted on speaking to the radiologist; not just get the report. I am not the exception; I am the norm. If you are a woman, you need quality care, go to Dr. Steadman.