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    Jason Adam Wexler, MD

    3.6 (8 reviews)

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    James Simon, MD - Dr. James A. Simon

    James Simon, MD

    3.8(12 reviews)
    2.3 miDowntown

    I have been a patient of Dr Simon for many years. He has always been extremely responsive and…read morecompassionate in his care for me. I had a scare today about a mammogram. His receptionist, Lisa, was incredible! She talked to Dr Simon between appointments. He reviewed the mammogram and was able to tell Lisa what to report back to me. They were both so caring. I cannot say enough good things about this practice- my doctor and his receptionist!

    Disclosure: This is a review for Dr. Simon's practice - IntimMedicine Specialists - a practice…read moreconsisting of Dr. Simon, Dr. Rubin, and PA Lucy Treene. I was a patient of Dr. Rachel Rubin. While I found Dr. Rubin to be fairly knowledgeable, both of my appointments felt rushed and her bedside manner was cold. During my second appointment, as we were discussing my symptoms, she flatly told me I should get tested for Multiple Sclerosis. She gave no further explanation, and her tone and harshness in sharing such an upsetting possible diagnosis was extremely traumatic. I left the office and cried. During my second appointment, she had recommended that I get an L5-S1 nerve block. I made the mistake of not getting a referral written down (she gave me a doctor's name and never block site on a sticky note). Since I started a new job, I was not able to schedule this nerve block until about 8 months later. I then found out that the doctor she referred me to required a referral form. I called Dr. Rubin's office to have one sent (presumably should be in my file); the receptionist consulted with Dr. Rubin and said she would not send it without having a phone conversation ($210) or additional office visit (even more $). Take in mind she does not accept insurance; this is all out of pocket. When I explained I was not financially able to do so, that literally nothing had changed with my symptoms, and that the delay was due to me starting a new job - the receptionist checked with Dr. Rubin again and she would not budge. If this is a concern for my "medical safety", a $210 billable 15-minute phone call is not a diagnostic tool and would not give her any additional information other than what I provided to the receptionist - which is that none of my symptoms had changed. I understand that time has passed, but demanding more money for a referral form that should already be in my file is absolutely ridiculous. At this point, I have spent close to one thousand dollars at IntimMedicine and have gotten 20-25 minutes total of face-time with Dr. Rubin. It honestly feels like a cash-grab. Ppl like myself are desperate to see a good specialist and find better treatments for chronic pain. At this point, I feel that the practice is predatory - they take advantage of ppl's desperation and will not accommodate you at all. I don't care how good you are at what you do, it is an absolute insult to treat ppl this way who seek your help.

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    Safa Rifka, MD, FACOG

    Safa Rifka, MD, FACOG

    3.8(13 reviews)
    2.7 miWest End

    I can't express enough gratitude for Dr. Rifka and his insight. I became a mom for the first time…read moreat 40, and it wouldn't have been possible without his expert care. He diagnosed the issue promptly and prescribed medications that addressed it quickly. Throughout the journey, he was incredibly caring, always responsive to my questions, and explained everything with such clarity. Thank you, Dr. Rifka. My small family is forever grateful for the joy we have today, a beautiful, healthy son.

    I have been a patient of Dr. Rifka since 2007 and every year he seems to become more disconnected…read moreto me and my gynecological health and less sensitive to my concerns. I understand that he is an award winning fertility doctor, however, his customer service is not award winning. Today, was the last time that he will ever see me in his office and have the opportunity to deliver insensitive service. When I visited today, I expressed my concern that whenever he takes cultures or does my pap smear, that I never hear from him or his office on my results. I pay for the exam, so I expect to know the outcome of my results. His response "you have to call for your results" and I then let him know that he never informed me of this policy. I told him that I did call because I was concerned about the symptoms that I was experiencing and he did not return my call. I explained that my internist always calls or send my results via US mail. He seemed offended that I had a concern regarding his lack of communication about my reproductive/vaginal health and that I asked to know the results of cultures. Well...I should have waited until the end of my exam before expressing my concerns, because he took his frustration out on me during my exam. He began my exam by trying to shove the instrument (without KY) into me in which I vocally expressed my discomfort by saying "ouch that hurts". After my 3rd "ouch that hurts" and my voice became louder in case he didn't hear me saying "ouch" the first 2 times, he said to me maybe I should use KY jelly to help it go in easier. I'm thinking, you've got to be kidding me! That didn't occur to you at first before beginning the exam? I felt like he was trying to forceable rape me with the instrument. After the exam was over and I went to the bathroom, there were traces of blood as I wiped myself. I hardly find this type of treatment acceptable and his practices are barbaric. I know Yelp has filters, but please, for the women who want and need to know, allow them to see for themselves my review and others who have had similar experiences. We are not making this stuff up! Having a sensitive ObGyn who respects your right to know your results and who is gentle with your parts is essential when dealing with our reproductive health.

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