I've been coming here for about 6 years now. The staff is efficient, kind and ready to work. I've…read morehad the pleasure of seeing two of the Drs there and they're both top notch. I don't feel like a number or a bother. It's never awkward which is nice because you're basically naked in front of a stranger. They listen and they were both very kind. I will continue to utilize this practice even though I've moved out of town. It's worth the drive. I've never had any issues with billing or insurance. They're pretty up front about what's covered and what's not and you can always ask questions.

All of the staff has been wonderful throughout my pregnancy so far. I have seen all of the midwives…read moreand doctors at this point and would trust any of them to deliver my baby in 2 months

I have been seeing Elizabeth Fabrizi for about twenty years now, since I was 21. She has always…read morebeen incredibly pleasant and professional, and if I'm entirely honest, I absolutely adore her. When I found out she was no longer a practitioner at my old OBGYN office, I almost panicked. I joked that I would follow her to the ends of the earth for my care, but luckily she was only in the next town over! I highly, HIGHLY recommend her! Thank you Elizabeth, for providing such exceptional care for me all these years.

Did my new patient appointment today and if you are a new patient, this is the place you want to…read morego. I booked my new patient appointment with starling physicians group first. However, after read reviews on google and Yelp. I switched to Cresent Street OBGYN and asked for Dr. Boney in specific (knowing that I have to wait 3 months to get an appointment) The office atmosphere is really friendly and relaxed. Check in process is really easy and fast. I arrived 20 mins earlier than my appointment time and Dr. Boney was able to see me right after I checked in. She is such a nice, patient and thoughtful doctor. The 3 months waiting time is totally worthy.

I've used Dr. Helgans for over 20 years. In my opinion,…read moreshe's the BEST! She takes the time to talk and explain, and listens to my concerns.

I have been happy with Dr. Helgans for years. This last visit I was charged 2 times what I should…read morehave been charged. I was charged for a well visit (which it was) and then I was double billed for an office visit as well because " you had some questions". My questions were part of my well visit as they were every year. I answered questions that were asked of me. I had no different problems than well visit concerns. She spent about 15 minutes with me and I was told that she spent 30 minutes with me. This is not right. I was waiting in the room for 30 minutes but only saw the doctor for about 15 minutes. I feel like now the practice is just solely about money. I would go elsewhere if you want to feel cared about as a person instead of as a source of income. I was shocked that this office has changed so much. Also took about 2 months to get an appointment.

Posted on Google, posting here too so there is more awareness about the lack of communication at…read morethis practice. 2 stars only because I have never had a bad experience with this office in the 12ish years I've been a patient until now. I had an iud for 6 years, got it taken out. Was on nothing, but my dr said she would send in a prescription for birth control pills if I changed my mind (this was my idea too). Went a few months and then finally filled the birth control prescription. My dr said to let them know if I started it so I could have a month follow up to check my blood pressure and make sure I'm still healthy. I called, left a voicemail. Didn't hear anything back. During my iud consult appt, I told my doctor that I started birth control about 2 months before and she looked confused that I didn't see her sooner due to the vitals needing to be taken. I felt like I was the problem, and maybe I was-I should've called again to make that appointment. But that's not the issue. I ended up getting an iud, the same one I had for 6 years, in March of this year. Dr Kalla inserted it, he was truly amazing. I've never had a male gyn and he made me feel comfortable. So thank you for that kind sir! I scheduled my follow up appointment for the first week of May at 4pm. I work an HOUR away from the office. I left at 3pm and while driving I realized I didn't get the usual call to verify I am attending my appointment. So I pulled over about 20 minutes into my drive to check the MyChart app and make sure I had the correct date. The appointment isn't in there! Confused as all heck, I call the office. I call a couple of times and it made the busy sound. Then, I called a 3rd time, and I got the after hours voicemail. At 3:20pm??? So I check their hours on their website, they were *supposed* to be open until 4:30pm. So why was I getting the after hours line over an hour from when they were supposed to close? Interesting. I called a 4th time and decided to stay on the line to be connected to their on call doctor/nurse. I waited a good 10 minutes and got no answer, so I hung up again. I have an annual scheduled in August and I'm probably just going to cancel it and find another office closer to me and my job...if I can even get ahold of someone, that is. It really sucks that I feel forced to leave an office that has made me feel comfortable and accepted over the past 12 years, but all good things must come to an end I guess.

I'm putting this every place I can. avoid this place. I know having state insurance sucks but find…read moresomewhere else that takes it, I should have. After weeks of leg swelling, three days of severe shortness of breath, and one morning of chest pain, I brought myself to the hospital. Backus hospital. You're asking yourself, why did I wait so long, with another life inside of me. I didn't. I asked my doctor why my legs were so swollen, but she was a different doctor than I'd seen. In fact, at obgyn services, I never saw the same doctor twice until I gave birth. Since the lady didn't know me at all, she said "they don't look swollen to me" and I didn't advocate for myself because she was so quick to dismiss me. When my blood pressure went from its normal 90/60 to 120/70, they said it wasn't high. I said it was high for me and they said "I guess a little" and still I didn't press the issue. I called them with my shortness of breath and they said take a Benadryl and that it was either allergies or the wildfires across the country. I had to sleep sitting up. I went to the hospital July 28th 2021 when chest pain woke me up. I felt dumb. I felt like I was being dramatic. I took a bath before I went to see how I felt after. I went only because it wasn't only my life potentially in jeopardy. I got there and my bp was something like 173/99. My pulse was in the 40s. I had severe preeclampsia and heart failure. They induced me that day. The magnesium made me feel better but after the baby was born they took me off of it. My shortness of breath returned. I told a nurse and she said "oh do you have asthma?" .. as though the past however many days of heart failure/preeclampsia hadn't even happened. They gave me a breathing treatment and that's when I lost my mind. I freaked out. I could have made the right diagnosis and I have no degree. They said my bp of 140/80 was high but not so high they would treat it. They gave me a diuretic and discharged me. Guess who was back the very next day, then transferred to Hartford, still in heart failure???? Guess who still has a low ejection fraction? This guy. Also the ptsd from the entire situation has been debilitating. Also, I met a girl in my neighborhood who had a baby the same week with the same dismissive doctor. She had severe preeclampsia too. My point is do better. People should have ONE doctor. How the hell is a new person supposed to spot a difference in a person like excessive weight gain??? Don't dismiss people's concerns. You went to medical school for however long but I've lived in this body my whole life. A mother with high blood pressure should be a concern to you. I know you need the room and I have state insurance but discharging someone in heart failure does do harm... Also I felt like only the nurses and Dr. Briggs cared about my sexual assault history. Be sensitive to that. Or you ARE DOING HARM. I'm pretty sure you promised not to. Do some more research into preeclampsia and peri partum cardiomyopathy for the good of your patients. Please.

This clinic provides amazing, high quality healthcare. The staff was friendly and knowledgable, the…read morewait time was very short, and Dr. Smith was extremely attentive and listened to all of my questions and concerns.

I had an appointment last Friday. Had a text and email Thursday reminding me of the appointment…read more Friday morning, another text and email. I arrived to find the Dr wasn't there, she'd given birth two days prior. No call to me cancelling the appointment. No real apology from the staff. They claimed they'd called to tell me, but I received no call or message. Ummm, if that were the case, would I have shown up for the appointment? Note on the wall of the office said, $50 change for appointments cancelled within 24 hrs. I asked for my $50. Office staff said, "Sorry, it doesn't work that way. " They wanted to rebook me for October. Nah, I'll find an office that respects it's customers..

I've had trouble finding an OBGYN (and office) I liked since I left NJ. But I love the atmosphere…read moreof CT Women - comfortable and upbeat. The staff is always laughing and very productive - I get scheduled asap and when i arrive I barely have time to chose a magazine and sit down before my name is called. I see Dr. Kara Keaton - She is wonderful. Straightforward, just the right amount of concern, easygoing and empathetic. She performed a coposcopy/ cervical biopsy on me earlier this year and during the actual procedure we were joking and laughing -in between her preparing me for a pinch here and there. And I didn't have any of the negative symptoms one could expect after the procedure. Also, Dr. Keaton gives the most unobtrusive pap smear ever. EVER. It's mind-boggling. If you have a weirdly positioned cervix or you've really felt your pap in the past - book an appointment. I can't stress enough how I walk out of that office dazed from how euphemistic the whole experience was.

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.

I have been a patient at this practice for a few years and have been to 3 of their offices…read more Unfortunately, I was running late to my appointment due to a bad accident on the highway early this morning. I called first thing and was told they allow a 15 minute late period. I arrived exactly 15 minutes late only to be turned away from my appointment because I had reached the "15 minute mark." So technically, they don't give you a 15 minute grace period. It's actually 14 mins and 59 seconds. So if I arrived at 8:24 they would have seen me. Although, I'm not sure how much difference 1 minute would have made, especially when they routinely run late and don't have the courtesy to let patients know. And are we allowed to cancel because they run late? Nope! They clearly don't respect patients time. They also see patients every 10 minutes. Perhaps giving more time for appointments would prevent consistently running late. I'm not sure how doctors can provide the best care possible if they're given such a short amount of time. I'm sure it is set up like this to capitalize the most amount of money as possible. I would like to see their policy in writing, but couldn't find it online. Having worked in healthcare for 10+ years, I have never experienced this and have also shown grace to my patients who run late through no fault of their own if it is not a repeated offense. The receptionists are rude and don't care. I have gone to appointments to find them eating at the desk. And when you call to speak to someone it sounds like it's a call center and your not speaking to a person at the actual office, so you never know who you're talking to. The healthcare system sucks and the people who work here suck too and your "policy" is bullshit. If you've read this far, then do yourself a favor and find another office.

Walked in, front staff very rude, not happy women Don't…read morewaste your time. Look at the other reviews, terrible.

I've been going to Tollgate OBGYN since the beginning of menopause…read more Dr. Christos Erinakes performed a life changing surgery for me. He has since passed. I've been seeing his daughter Dr. Christina (Tina) Erinakes ever since. She is the loveliest, most caring doctor I have ever been to. Quality of care is top notch. Excellent office staff as well! I recommend Tollgate 100%.

They failed me all 6 years I was there! Terrible experience and I settled with this place! Do not…read morebring your teens here. They have very sassy, curt and rude people working there! God forbid, a minority woman, HAS VALID questions about the care she is receiving- - - ESPECIALLY for her first VIABLE pregnancy!