Doctor was great, but entire office was disorganized. No follow-ups, constant calling and asking…read morefor questions made me leave the clinic. The nurse has a final word over doctors? Half the time they could not find me in their registrar. Would not recommend .

I've been to one in the city and it wasn't the best. With that being said the staff is friendly,…read moreprofessional, and compassionate. I have recommended friends and will continue to do so. The quality of care and lab means everything when it comes to your success in conceiving. -Now, Mom of 3.

These doctors may be amazing but when a new patient calls for an appointment, the first question…read moreasked by the admin staff is "Who is your insurance provider"? Let's try this ..Ask a patient's name. Ask how the patient heard about Dr. Rohr. Ask what you can do to help a patient. THEN explain that you take very few insurance policies and you want to make sure the patient is covered. Perhaps this is a very small detail to most, but you are caring for human beings with real medical issues who want to feel like they matter. Asking one's name takes very little time. And most likely, most of your potential patients have already checked with their insurance company to see if you take their insurance.

I have been going to Dr. Donovan for at least the last 16 years. She is the best Doctor. She takes…read morethe time to listen and gives sound advice and always tries to understand the situation no matter what it is. She really cares about what she does and it comes across in the way she treats her patients. Thank you Dr. Donovan for everything you do, you are a very special doctor.

I wish I never stepped foot into this practice. I chose them for my pregnancy care and it was a…read moreterrible decision. My first annual visit was so pleasant I was excited to receive care here but once I became pregnant the problems started to arise. I did not receive a pregnancy packet of information for a healthy pregnancy or the REQUIRED discussion with their nurse until my 20 week appointment. I was asked if my morning sickness continuing into 20 weeks was a "me problem" I did not receive information meant to be distributed at 28 weeks, until 32 weeks Their website was 10 years outdated and had incorrect information about birth practices at Phelps hospital, when I found this out I tried to contact them to get answers and was pacified being told they would "get to the bottom of this and make sure to get you answers" instead I was scheduled with a new midwife who when I asked about this, I was told she had no idea and didn't know any of the hospital practices. It then took additional weeks for them to not correct their website, but completely remove it. When I continued to bring up my concerns over lack of information on hospital policy I was told I should look into home birth options (it was too late in my pregnancy to find a home birth midwife who was accepting new clients with my due date). I never ended up meeting all the midwives before my delivery I went to the hospital for prodromal labour and was told I should stay since "they were going to induce me tomorrow anyway" but I was never informed of this previously. I opted to leave and was informed by a nurse I needed to sign an AMA that I was choosing to leave. I asked the midwife on call if this was true and she said she did not know the hospital policy. I was constantly being hounded to schedule an induction despite multiple refusals and a MFM doctor telling me my placenta looked healthy and he had no concerns about me waiting until 41+4 to induce. When I did go into labour (not induced) I was terrified to find out that the midwife who I felt completely uncomfortable with due to multiple negative appointments was on call. I told myself I just had to wait 12 hours and a new midwife would be on- nope! Kathy Herron was on call for 24 hours and made my labour so uncomfortable. She was rude, hostile and honestly traumatizing. She laughed at me while I tried to work through labour pain and was having a difficult time. She continually asked me to break my waters which I constantly refused then they "just broke in her hands". I fully believe she broke my water without my consent even though I made it clear that was NOT what I wanted. When it was time to push, I told her I needed a moment to prepare myself mentally and she said "most women would be happy right now". She wanted me to give birth how she wanted and when she wanted. I wish I could give my experience 0 stars and am genuinely afraid for other women to have this same experience.

I would highly Recommend based on my experience through my pregnancy, delivery and post partum…read more From the very beginning and at every appointment they took the time to answer questions, give guidance and leave time for discussion . I felt at ease and prepared for my delivery . This is my third baby. I've delivered with both an OB and another Midwife practice. This has been my best experience, not to mention my best recovery, definitely because of how my delivery went. It was not easy to find a midwife practice in westChester but I'm glad I landed here and found a practice that aligned with my vision. From wait time, insurance, prenatal and post natal visits, I could not ask for more.

only choosing 1 star because I can't leave it blank…read more. I was NOT a fan of Dr. Fucigna, and because of her I have health ailments that have impacted me for years. I first used her at my OBGYN several years ago. at the end of 2014, I kept feeling like I had a UTI. I would go to her, she would do a urine sample, and it would come back negative, and she gave me antibiotics. The 4th time of this happening (and her prescribing heavy antibiotics) I finally stopped and said "if my tests keep coming back negative....why are you giving me drugs". The antibiotics then threw off my whole body, now getting yeast infections every months...for three years. I have spent over $15k in the past 3 years going to specialists, functional doctors, uro-gynecologists (i have "IC" now too), etc. I am 30 years old and a healthy, fit, person. This has crippled me. I thought that doctor's have your best interest in mind, but clearly they just wanted to get me in and out. It was also a pain to make an apt and the lady at the front desk was often rude. One time I called crying in pain and she said there was nothing they could do.

I would say I had an OK experience while under the care of Dr. Fucigna, towards the end of my…read morepregnancy she was really rough and seemed to rush a lot so unfortunately I ended up switching to another OBGYN with whom I am very happy with now.

Extremely caring doctor. I was under his care for two pregnancies and endometrial cancer. He would…read morealways call back and quiet my anxiety and concerns during the most difficult time of my life

I've been going to see Dr. Hirsch for over 20 years. The practice has moved to a few different…read morelocations over the years but Dr Hirsch and his Nurse Debbie are the same. They are a caring team that respects and cares about their patients.

I have known Dr. C. De Cholnoky for over 35 years. She is very caring about her patients.read more

I have been seeing Dr. de Cholnoky since 1989 and have found her to be an excellent OBGYN. I have…read moremoved overseas twice since then and to the west coast three times over that period but continue to have her as my primary OBGYN. She saw me through a very difficult pregnancy in 1990 with complications prior to and following the birth that caused me to get to know a good number of specialists that work out of the Stamford Hospital system. While in the hospital, I asked several doctors who they chose to use or whom their wives chose to use for their OBGYN care. Everyone I asked told me de Cholnoky including the then head of Surgery for Stamford Hospital. His comments said all. Here is what he said: "There are lots of doctors who can deliver babies and that's pretty norm for the course during the life of an OBGYN. The reason my wife see de Cholnoky is because I have seen her at the operating table. She's as cool as a cucumber in the event of an emergency. And that's what you really want. Someone who can react well when it's necessary and someone who can handle the more complicated issues during a pregnancy or any other malady in a women's health care. de Cholnoky skipped first grade at Greenwich Academy. She then went on to succeed with obtaining a degree from Harvard Medical School during an era when professors were walking into classes and addressing the class with "Good morning Gentlemen." It takes smarts and guts to be a breakthrough woman in any line of career. She's won my respect. I can't recommend her enough and have advised my daughter as a result, to also see her. I researched doctors in the area thoroughly and landed with her as my choice. I hope she'll do a good job for anyone choosing to see her as a result of this post. Good success with your healthcare choice.

Don't even bother. I've been going to this practice for almost 18 years, but apparently that…read moredoesn't get me much. I called to schedule my annual visit back in March 2023 and the first available was 8/1/23. Kind of annoying, but I took it. The office called me at 4:30pm the day before my appt to cancel/reschedule. The next available was 9/22/23. Again, I take it because that was the best offer. However, I just received a voicemail today (8/28/23) saying they again need to cancel my appointment and to call to reschedule- oh, and the next available is now December 2023. Ridiculous.

I found out I was pregnant July 2020 during the pandemic. While my husband wasn't allowed to come…read moreto appointments, they did everything to put me at ease. Dr. Teixeira was my original OBGYN but once you get pregnant they encourage you to see everyone cause any of them may be there delivery day. I met 8/10 doctors during my prenatal appointments and they were all wonderful, informative. The office staff was friendly and helpful- and I just knew I would be taken care of. When I was at 41 weeks with no baby we scheduled for induction. I saw many of the friendly face at Phelps I'd met over the last 9 months and Dr Spriyda was there to help me give birth. My whole experience with the practice and giving birth I felt so taken care of, and with any questions or concerns the doctors were responsive. If you are pregnant and looking for a good team of doctors and place to give birth- this is it.

Do yourself a favor and keep looking for a doctor, even if you've been referred to this doctor,…read morejust don't do it! You'll feel like me, uncared for. The front office staff is completely disrespectful, rude and disorganized. They don't know what you're there for and which appointment is which. I basically felt like I was a pushover and "just another number". The minute you walk into the place it feels like time stopped for them in 2007.. I think I even saw a magazine the from 2012.. that's beside the point. I am about 4 months and everything was going fine until I got a call from the office saying I missed an appointment early on that day. I immediately asked how is this possible, I only scheduled one appointment that was two weeks away. Grace who was on the phone continued to argue with me saying I definitely missed it so I continued to defend myself and say I never missed an appointment nor was I ever late. She said "you missed it and that's that". Knowing I am pregnant and obviously stressed and super uncomfortable and didn't care to diffuse the situation instead kept arguing. She finally said there's an opening tomorrow and I can come in. I agreed and hung up the phone in an even more stressed out state. But it was settled. A few minutes later I get a phone call from the nurse Shirley who by the way pretty much runs the place and often plays "doctor". She immediately says she doesn't like the way the phone call went with Grace at the front desk and wanted me to apologize if I wanted to continue going there . I quickly said no thanks and hung up. She then tried calling again and again until finally she left a nasty voicemail asking how I'd like my medical record sent. This was below the line !!! I started thinking about what just happened and was in total disbelief. Did they forget I am the patient? That I am pregnant and stress should be eliminated? So if I did miss an appointment and maybe forgot to write it down was that a reason to act the way they did? Terrible!!!! I am now in the middle of my term and have to start all over... that's stress !!! I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Viscarello once, it took 2 hours to see him. Yes that's how long you have to wait to see a doctor, after months if going there. So my suggestion stays.... Keep away

Forever grateful for Dr. V., Shirley, and their entire team who took SUCH great care of us at…read moreMaternal fetal care. From the front staff who was incredibly sweet and accommodating to my work days/hours to get me all the appointments I needed (the last 6 weeks of pregnancy I had to go 2X per week!), to the ultrasound techs who spent the time to ask the right questions and even take the time to get me some GREAT photos, to the nurses who made you feel so comfortable and took the time to get to know you personally, to Shirley and Dr V who I can't say enough wonderful things about... when I first met Dr V it was when I was pregnant with baby number 2 that ended in the miscarriage due to medical complications. Dr V saw me the very next day and spent the whole night doing research and reading up on situations like mine bc it was so rare. THAT is the kind of doctor he is. He came to my appointment PREPARED. Ready to help me, make me feel at ease, and give me his best treatment recommendation when no other doc knew how to proceed. With my pregnancy with Skylar (7 weeks ago), Shirley made the decision to deliver on the spot with the information from my appointment that day. Because she did, my daughter is alive today! Turned out that there was a knot in her Umbilical cord! Dr V had a flawless delivery and now he has some fun "knot" photos as a souvenir. ‍ #nothingbutthebest #lovethem