In Sept of 2025 I called to be scheduled as a new OB patient. The scheduler put me in as a new GYN patient instead. Upon calling the office for guidance after experiencing terrible nausea & vomiting, It was brought to my attention that they never scheduled me as a new OB patient. They gave me 1 week to get labs / US before coming in for my rescheduled appointment. After my first appointment, pinky the scheduler couldn't wait for me to respond to schedule following appointments and filled me in wherever. I made my night shift schedule according to what I was given and at the time it made my scheduling easier. Then came the calls to reschedule- I work nights and have 2 older kids in school- plans had been made already and this became very inconvenient switching shifts and making sure I had someone to pick up & drop my kids off to school. After week 19 of pregnancy - I brought it to my providers attention that I had a VERY strong history of preeclampsia and not once had my urine been checked for protein. I left a sample at this visit- and it had still not been checked. However, what they did check my urine for was drugs, after answering every question about drug use with NO! 3 visits in a row- I left urine samples for them to check my urine, and this had not been done. This practice does not listen to their patients concerns or take their history into consideration. I will NEVER use this office, nor would I recommend their services to anyone. read more

Absolutely horrific, they should be ashamed how they treat their patients. I came to this office in January after struggling to get pregnant. I saw Dr. Rastogi, and she immediately diagnosed me with PCOS and told me I need to go to a fertility doctor. I was of course alarmed, overwhelmed, and shocked because I had not heard this before. (I am in my 30s, and this was the first time I was hearing PCOS). I asked if there was anything we could do to help regulate my cycle before jumping to that drastic measure, like supplements, at home testing, natural methods and she said "you could get back on birth control, or lose some weight." My BMI is 24, I am not overweight. And how awful to suggest going back on birth control, when she knew we are trying to get pregnant. The only positive thing that came out of this visit, was a referral to Dr. Keegan, the fertility specialist. I have been a patient of Dr. Keegan's since January, and happy to report am now 8 weeks pregnant. They told me to schedule an appointment with my OBGYN for 10 weeks. I called Princeton OBGYN and after being on hold for 45 minutes, just requested a call back. Someone called me back , and said "Sorry we are not accepting new patients." I said I am not a new patient, I am a current patient. She said "We are not taking any pregnant patients, it doesn't matter if you're current." WHAT?! I told her that Dr. Keegan wants me to be under someone's care, and she said there was nothing she could do. She said "Try calling back in December, we might be accepting patients then." I cannot believe this, I would not recommend this office to anyone. I understand not taking new patients, but cutting off current patients?! I have never heard of such a thing. Thank you for the added stress. read more

Dr Gross is respectful , kind and an expert at his work. I have been going for years. Very happy with this place .

Very rude staff and doctors. They don't return phone calls. I was in the office in tears bc I thought I had a large abdominal mass and the dr was so cold and dismissive. Would give zero stars if I could. read more

Dr. Petraske is great but I have spent hours and hours trying to reach anyone about a question or to make an appointment. The most common response, once I finally reach someone is to say there are no appointments available and to please call back in a few weeks/months. I am giving up and now in search of a new doctor because I have no faith I can reach her if needed. It is quite sad because she is a wonderful doctor. read more

Dr sejal shah is the worst, most incompetent doctors I have ever seen. During a routine annual exam, I felt brutalized and had so much pain. I bled during the exam and into the next day. Awful and traumatizing experience. read more

I cannot say enough GOOD things about this practice. Dr. Amin went above and beyond. We had an ectopic pregnancy in May, she caught it early. I went to their office on a Friday, she did some testing. told me to come to the ER on Sunday for more blood work. she called Sunday morning ahead of my getting there to let them know i would be coming in and why. when the blood work and the ultrasound came back, the ER called her. she came in on that Sunday and did the procedure herself. she was very thorough with explaining my options and what the best thing was for me. after the procedure she went to find my husband to speak with him. at the follow up appointment she answered all my questions about going forward. Dr. Amin made a terrible situation easy to navigate. I am very grateful for her and this practice. read more

My experience with Dr. Siems at Princeton OBGYN was beyond disturbing. After she delivered my baby, healthy and with no complications, I didn't get to hold him for almost half an hour. Instead, she proceeded to immediately and forcibly deliver the placenta, tugging hard at the umbilical cord and leaning back with the full force of her body weight against its resistance until the bulk of the placenta finally detached. Next, without so much as a word of warning or explanation, much less asking for my consent, she undertook the manual removal of some retained placenta, and it was shocking, excruciating, and brutal. As her bedside manner changed to calculating, cold focus, she ignored my cries of pain as well as my body's desperate attempts to writhe out of her grip as she plunged her hand into my womb repeatedly for over 20 minutes. I don't know why she wouldn't give my body any time whatsoever to expel the placenta naturally, without interference, long before considering anything more invasive, dangerous, and damaging. BEWARE. Unfortunately I have also had even more recent experience with Princeton OBGYN, and it, too, was horrific. If you are an older mom, or if you have a miscarriage, forget it!!! Cold and pitiless people. read more

http://www.princetonobgyn.com/our-physicians I have been seeing Dr. Allison Petraske for about 25 years. She has provided compassionate care for me since my children were babies and then also for my daughters when they became teenagers. She performed an outpatient surgical procedure which went extremely well and guided me through menopause issues as well. She is always interested in me as a person, not only as a patient. She understands a woman's gynecological issues and has always been one of my favorite doctors. Extremely knowledgeable and gentle. You would be fortunate to be her patient. I took away one star in the ratings because in the past I was not able to schedule my annual exam a year ahead. Several times I had issues with scheduling my routine appointment with this very popular doctor if I waited a few weeks once the window of opportunity to schedule opened up. The office staff was always friendly and did the best they could to get me in. read more

So last week I got a bill in the mail for circumcision procedure that was done on my son when I gave birth (my son is now 16 months old). I must have been back to the office at least 8 times since then and have consistently asked for my balance and have paid it all. So naturally we called (well I was busy so I had my fiancé called) to so what was going on with this bill and why are we just now getting it after 16mths. He spoke with Sabina who he described as very condescending and dismissive in responding to him and only stating the bill was discussed with me at my last visit. So I decided to call myself because yes a bill was presented to me for 200.16 of which I paid, so she checked and reluctantly agreed I was correct but then proceeded to then get an attitude as if I have no right to ask about this bill and trying to "explain to me how insurance and deductible works". Anyhow, I asked why was it that in my many visits to the office since giving birth that this bill was never brought to my attention, even after paying several other bills and she stated it's because it is "not my bill it's for my son" like seriously???? Is my newborn, now 16 months old going to come there and ask for a bill??? This is where I go during my pregnancy, they delivered my son, I am reachable, why wasn't his outstanding bal linked to me as the mother of the child. Then when I asked her to go easy with the attitude and condescending tone much to the same why my fiancé said she spoke with him she. Hung up and then immediately CALLED my fiancé to confront him about him saying she was rude!!! Now I never understood all the negative reviews before because I've always had a great experience with the doctors and staff but now I see why. Sabina and her attitude literally should not be working in this field and is a very poor representation of this office. read more

I just delivered my son, and Princeton OBGYN was there throughout my pregnancy and labor/delivery. My story is a complicated one, and I was very grateful to have the doctors at Princeton OB/GYN as well as Maternal Fetal Medicine, who partners with them, guide me through a safe and healthy pregnancy. I can't say enough about the three doctors who helped me through labor and delivery - Dr. Amin, Dr. Petraske, and Dr. Siems. I highly recommend the practice to anyone, especially high risk pregnancy. read more

I rarely write bad reviews but this experience calls for it. I made an appointment for my yearly well woman's exam/prescription renewal through ZocDoc (an online service that makes doctor appointments). I have made several appointments using this service at other practices (dentist, family physician, etc.) and have had zero problems. Usually, the place where I am trying to book will confirm through ZocDoc and I will receive a confirmation email, or if the time that I requested is not available for some reason, they will call and leave me a voicemail. So, I selected a time that I wanted with Dr. Amin, and since it was at 2:30 in the afternoon and I work a 9 to 5 job, I requested off work so that I could go to it. In hindsight, I should have called Princeton OB/GYN before I took off from work. My mistake. This is the reason I am giving them two stars instead of one. When I arrived and stated my name and appointment time, the receptionist was confused and called over their scheduling director. I told her that I had made the appointment through ZocDoc and she asked if I had called to confirm. I said no, I had not. She said that she had left me a voicemail stating that that time would not work. However, I checked my phone and that was not the case. I had received a missed call from their office, but not a voicemail. So, having had no meaningful communication from their office, and having taken off of work for this appointment, I asked if there was any doctor that could see me. She said no, that everyone was booked. She offered to schedule me another time 10 days later, which would not work for me because I needed my prescription right away. So, I left empty-handed without seeing a doctor. I still don't have my prescription but refuse to go back there. They have lost a customer. Bottomline: Do not book here through ZocDoc. Their appointment times most likely do not reflect their actual availability. Side Note: The reason I was desperate to receive my prescription in the first place was because it had expired three weeks before the New Year. Since I had what I thought was a year-long prescription (prescribed by Dr. Amin in January 2015), I had no idea it was about to run out. I would have appreciated a call from their office warning me that my prescription was about to run out and setting up an appointment with me so that I would not have a large gap. read more

TL;DR: Beware, they are thieves. Awful experience all over. My wife attended their practice during the first few months of her pregnancy. We then switched to DelVal because of the attitude of their staff - especially their billing person. But was not planning on writing a review until this: While we were leaving their practice, they said we should pay their portion of what is called "Global Maternity package", and we will receive a bill from our insurance company after the delivery - so we did. It turns out we shouldn't have paid. We spoke a dozen of times for last 2.5 months on the phone to get back our money. They were saying "we are sending you a check this week, next week" etc. in the beginning. Then they switched to things like "Dr. Friedman needs to write a check, he is in surgery now". Now they are not responding my phone calls, nor returning to my voice messages. read more

I wasn't thoroughly impressed over time. I think spending time with patients, while it doesn't have to be 30-35 minutes, should be more than a few minutes. Not all were like that, but they like to rotate you to meet everyone. I definitely think that the practice was clean overall and very close to the hospital was another plus. read more

I delivered my first baby with Dr. Petraske of Princeton OBGYN, and we had a wonderful experience. My husband and I felt the entire practice truly cared about our pregnancy and answered all of our questions thoroughly. Dr. Petraske was so patient during my delivery and we will defiantly choose Princeton OBGYN again for all of our obstetric needs. Thank you! read more

This practice was good until they hired a midwife earlier this year. The midwife gave us the impression of being very knowledgeable and helpful during the appointments but during labor was insensitive and dismissive. If not for the nurses in the hospital, I would have ended up differently. Firstly she didn't care that the epidural was not working and secondly while I was trying to push in all that pain, she occupied herself regaling the nurses with delivery stories and how she has delivered more than 700 babies without any words of support or encouragement. Even my husband was surprised at her dismissive ness. read more

Princeton OBGYN is among the worst - my wife and I have had a pretty horrible experience with them. The doctors seem to have not read our charts during appointments as we have to fill them in with what's been discussed in past appointments (birth issues), and they are just generally unpleasant to be around. They are dismissive, impersonal, and make you feel stupid and patronized for asking questions about your own health. You can do much, much better than Princeton OBGYN. It's a shame because they should be the premier OBGYN in the area, but they are among the worst. Learn from us and look elsewhere. read more

Wonderful experience at my last few visits. The doctors are very knowledgeable and the staff was very welcoming. Everything was explained clearly. read more

I had a wonderful experience with Princeton OB/GYN. I relocated to the Princeton area mid-pregnancy and was nervous about finding a new practice. A physician and friend recommended Dr. Petraske and the Princeton OB/GYN group - I could not have been happier! From my first appointment to my actual labor and delivery, I received exceptional care. Not only did the physicians care for my baby and my own health, they provided support and insight as my husband was away for my 3rd trimester. My little one came 1 month early which makes me especially grateful to have been under Dr. Petraske's care! read more

Dr. Petraske and Dr. Friedman were very knowledgable, patient and thoughtful. Dr. Gross was terrible. I was an older, overweight mother, and boy did I hear it. This was my first and only pregnancy. Minus the number of my weight, I was healthy. No blood pressure, presclampsia, or weight gain issues. I walked 30plus minutes daily and my diet was super clean. Dr. Gross had me convinced that my child would have Down's syndrome. So much so that we were looking into special schools and groups for families. My pregnancy felt like a special secret loss. He would drive the issue home every unfortunate time I had to meet with him( usually I saw Petraske who had me see a specialist who said that it was very unlikely.) dr. Gross would ask me if I thought it was responsible for me to bring this child into the world. He wanted me to have more risky testing, but I knew that I would not abort, so I explained to him that I was aware of my choice. I am sobbing now thinking of how awful it was to see him. In the end, my child is very normal! He is healthy, handsome and very smart- and the joy of my life! If you are in the group and you are having any of these issue, speak up. I wish I had. read more

Very disappointed with practice management. after following directions from my specialists to reach out and request my primary meeting at POBGYN to meet with a particular Dr. (My high-risk file was being sent from a specialist to a contact point) Jean the receptionist, was very put off by this request, but my doctor explained, and I was trying to relay -that she had reached out to a particular member of the group and they were expecting my call... I was just following the instructions I was given, jean said she needed to speak to the Dr. Instead of just putting me in the next spot for the requested doctor and needs to call me back, I missed the return call two times ( my bad) When I did call back I Was met with such anger is the only word I can think of. After long holds and back and forth, I explained I wanted to touch bases re the appointment. Jean rudely said that I accused her of not calling back, and that she called three times to my full mailbox... It was twice. True. I didn't accuse her I merely said I was touching base cuz i wanted to get on schedule Jean proceeded to say that I would NOT be accepted as a patient and that I would not be scene at Princeton OBGYN. WHAT?! Without any further elaboration.... Stunned! I glad i could wait to cry till after I hung up. I'm not unhealthy or unwell, I'm not so unique of a case that I don't meet the criteria of a standard OBGYN offerings, I'm pregnant and am trying to be seen. I wanted to deliver at Princeton medical and this group has a practice practically inside the building. I've been denied care without knowing why. Just poorly handled, Clearly Jeans needs a vacation, I'm betting I'm not the first pregnant lady Jeans made cry. read more

I've had the privilege and opportunity to be seen by Dr. Sejal Amin whom I was referred to be one of my fellow co-worker's here at Princeton Univ. and I'm so thankful and happy that I was seen by her. She's young, thorough, patient and very knowledgable of her craft. She comes into the room ready to do her job but also with a pleasant smile and spirit. She's also kind and didn't shove me out the door after my examination. I also love that she inquired about the stages of menopause I'm in and my pros and cons surrounding it. Basically I'm not dying, hot flashes are normal and so is the dryness - so I carried on with my day as a happy patient! I also want to mention that the office is very clean and the staff is very nice. read more

I've been coming to this practice since the beginning of my second pregnancy, which was January of this year. I came here under the recommendation from friends and others who heard good things about the practice. So far, I've seen Dr. Gross, Dr. Friedman and Dr. Siems. My husband and I met with Dr. Siems for our initial 8 week visit and that went well. She seemed knowledgeable and friendly. I saw Dr. Gross once and lately, I've been seeing only Dr. Friedman. Dr. Friedman has been my favorite so far. He never seems to rush through appointments, always asks me what my concerns and questions are, answers my questions thoroughly and is the one who discussed trying a VBAC with this baby. He's got a calm demeanor so I never really get anxious or worried at appointments. I saw Dr. Friedman after all the extra misc. tests were offered/suggested and when we said we weren't interested, we weren't pushed on the topic or pressured into doing the tests (which you'll find a lot of doctors do). As far as of the rest of the staff goes, I'd say it's a hit or miss. Just to clarify, no one has ever blatantly been rude to me but just like any other place, some staff members are friendlier than others; they all help or answer questions when I ask. The nurses definitely do seem a bit friendlier than the front desk and scheduling staff members. I will continue to update as I progress in this pregnancy but so far, I'm pretty happy with the practice as a whole and I'll probably continue seeing Dr. Friedman. read more

They're closer to a 3.5 to be honest, but they made me grumpy today and the muggy weather hasn't helped. These are the doctors in the group: Petraske Alison R MD, Gross Jeffrey K MD, Friedman Alan L MD, Hoffman Jeffrey MD The practice is in the complex next to the hospital, so there's usually street parking (we've never had a problem). Pros: Convenient, knowledgable, open after 5 on Thursday, ample street parking, affiliated withUniversity Medical Center at Princeton, accept most insurance plans, not a lot of bullshit--they're straightforward, if you rush in and need to pee, they won't make you wait. Cons: They NEVER ever answer their phone, and if you click the number to be on hold for a nurse, it actually puts you into limbo. No joke--I was on hold waiting for a nurse when I had issues, and drove to the practise from work on hold for 20 minutes--the receptionist didn't realise what I was talking about (we don't have a call waiting for the nurses!) and looked at me like I was nuts when I put the phone on speaker and it announced (again) the phrase along the lines of "the nurse is busy but will be right with you; please continue holding". Luckily, it was a Thursday evening and instead of sending me back home to return the next day in the morning, the doctor saw and checked me right away. Again--right now I'm trying to change my GD test from 6PM to sometime in the AM, as I don't feel like fasting during the day (it would then be closer to 23 hours without food if I had to fast 12 hours prior to the exam), and not only can I not get through, but no one has gotten back to me. It would be better to walk or drive there to get something done. I still have 12 days before my next appointment, so it might be in my best interest. I shouldn't add waiting around forever when you have an appointment, as that's true everywhere--if you go when they open, it's more likely you'll be seen on time, but between patients and doctors being late, the people at the end of the day will have a delay. Our favourite so far is Dr. Hoffman--he has the best bedside manner and doesn't make you feel like an idiot for asking basic questions such as their view on birth plans (they prefer that you don't have one, but it's up to you). When I asked about a water birth from a different doctor there, was first told that they weren't midwives (no shit, really? the practice has medical doctors and not midwives? DUH), but "the hospital has them but it's kind of disgusting thinking that hundreds of other women have already used them." That response was a bit of a turn off--I mean really. It's not as though the beds in L&D haven't been gooed on by thousands of women giving birth, and there doesn't appear to be an issue with using those over and over again. I haven't had any complications and they seem friendly enough. When I had an emergency call during the weekend, the on-call doctor called me back within 20 minutes. Admittedly, I don't like doctors (they're fine as friends, but I hate hospitals and doctors), as I've had some terrible experiences with doctors and hospitals. This place seems fine enough, and it's great that the C-section rate is about half what the hospitals closer to Manhattan are (31% here, 67-70% the closer you get to NYC). I don't question their competence at all, but again, I haven't had complications and am more peeved at how difficult it is to get in touch with someone via the phone. If this improves, I would be more than happy to give them additional stars. read more

I had a very bad experience, with docor Siems, and the practice in general. None of the doctors are experienced in high risk cases and the Princeton Plainsboro Hospital doesnt have high risk doctors on site. I had an emergency and was referred 2 hours away, out of state. The doctors never called to follow up and returned my calls few days later. I had to call several times to get my results. I won't go back or recommend them. The only positive is that the front desk staff is friendly and the practice is very clean. read more

I have called and faxed a request to get my records for over 2 weeks now, no one seems to care to respond. This place was the same way when I was a patient, their response and office courtesy is below satisfactory when it comes to assistance and support. The hold time waiting for someone to pick up the phone is on average over 20 minutes. I would hate to be in the middle of an emergency like LABOR and have to deal with this! read more

I never had an abnormal Pap smear except for the two years I saw Dr. Amin. Both years she told me my results were positive and had me come in for a further procedure to get a better sample. I switched to another practice this year since she was unwilling to let me see my results visually from an ultrasound, saying that I wouldn't be able to pick up on fibroids she had detected. This year my Pap smear, came back completely normal from another obgyn practice. Very condescending, with unnecessary procedures. Find any other practice if you are new to the area!!! read more

Awful!! I just found out I am pregnant. I am having complications. Possible miscarriage according to ER. Just needed a blood test to check HCG levels and was told they can't take me until 7 weeks!!!! (I'm about 3-4 weeks) So I say to the lady, "yeah sure i'll come in 7 weeks if I still have a baby". All I got back was, Yeah sorry. Horrible!!!! Doctor's shouldn't have their nursing staff making the decisions for them the receptionist had asked the nurse if they could make the appointment for me and nurse said no. If I lose this baby it will be on their conscience! It's too bad because the emergency OBGYN at the ER told me they were a great practice. Guess I'll never know because me and my lil' Pea weren't important enough to be seen. Meanwhile, I'll just keep suffering through the awful sharp pains and bleeding until I find a doctor that will see me. read more

Doctor is great receptionist is RUDE AND UNCARING no respect for patients or their privacy

It has been over a week since I called to schedule an appointment and no one has called me yet. Very disappointed that they do not even have an email listed on their web page. They doc that I saw was good. However it is pointless if I can not schedule a follow up. read more

When we moved to the area 10 years ago, I had been referred to Dr. Petraske (I was looking for a female ob/gyn). However it was almost impossible to get an appointment to see her. I chose to book with Dr. Friedman, and I have been very happy with the care I have received. I don't feel rushed, he has a very nice bedside manner, and I always receive calls back from him or his office in a timely manner. I have been reading all the reviews that are quite critical, but that hasn't been my experience at all with with Dr. Friedman or his front office staff. A couple of the nurses in the back could use a little customer service training, but Dr. Friedman is fantastic. read more

Had injury during delivery under Dr. Friedman's care. Couldn't walk and was wheelchair bound. He never acknowledged his role in what happened and didn't enter my room to fully discuss. Aweful bedside manner and physician. read more

I have been a patient of Dr. Alison Petraske for 15 years. I can't praise her enough for the care she has provided each and every time. In addition to the treatment I receive for office visits, any time I have ever needed a test or an issue needed further investigation she has called me personally to discuss next steps. I now drive over an hour because there is nobody I trust more! read more

I truly cannot say enough great things about Princeton OBGYN! They delivered all 3 of my girls (now ages 5, 3 and 2 month). They provide exceptional care! Drs. Friedman, Gross, Petraske, Amin and Siems are a wonderful group of physicians. The office staff is wonderful. I am a pediatrician and would entrust any of my mothers-to-be to their care. read more

Dr. Sejal Amin is the best! August 2nd I had my laparoscopic hysterectomy. She explained everything to me so thoroughly and took her time to answer our many questions. The surgery went really well and my recovery has been quick. I would recommend her to everyone. I also have experienced being with Dr. Freedman who is wonderful as well. I was seeing him until we decided I needed the surgery and Dr. Amin did the laparoscopic so I went to her for the surgery. The office staff is very friendly and are very helpful when you have questions to them by phone. read more

I hv been thinking to write this review for a few months now but did not get time with baby on borad. So I went to Dr Sejal in 3rd month of my pregnancy. We were recently moved to NJ & they were on top in google search & were right is Princeton University Medical center, which was close to our new home. My first visit went well. A little further into pregnant when we met Dr Amin, she explained about the genetic testing, more than explanation actually, she tried to see it to us. Both of us were not into it. She gave us all different scenarios since I was into mid thirties we just decided to do the basic test. Test results came & We got a call from Dr D, we got super scared to hear when she told us "we probably need to make a decision because of something she saw in the report". Luckily we were at the office downstairs where we did the testing, we mentioned it to them & the doctor there looked at it & said there was nothing wrong, he laughed about it. We both got a bit upset that day & decided to schedule appointment with Dr Seims from there on or anyone else. In 5th or 6th month of pregnancy I got bad Edema, my feet were swollen so big & I could hardly walk. Dr seems did the urine protein test, which came out normal, minimal elevated & normal blood pressure. Still she concluded i have preclemsia, i kept asking that I dnt have no symptoms for that, no one paid attention. So We kept seeing different doctors in there, all of them would come for literally in & out, mostly they did not knew what was going on, like they never read notes from previous visit. At some point around 30 weeks I was finally told that I dont have preclemsia. We saw Dr Amin again after that & she asked "did anyone talk to you about inducing labor since u have preclemsia?" We both were like "NO" , than we told her that I actually never had that. She seemed surprised went out to check with other doctors & confirmed that it was true, I dont have it. It was at a point where we were stuck with them, delivery was so close , I was on bed rest, so we just prayed that everything goes well. Than the day came. Mucus plug came out early in the Morning, i called to inform them, than we waited, my contractions were very painful by noon, but the frequency was low so I waited. I was tracking through the app. I called Dr On call which happened to be Dr Amin, to ask if we should leave for hospital as I was in too much of pain & contractions were as they told, every 2-3 min & Lasting for a second, she advised to wait for 3-4 more hours. She said we can give u the shot any time so just wait a little longer, in next hour it became so bad that I told my husband to take me to hospital. We called on our way to inform. We were coming, I was 5 cm dilated when i reached ER, Dr Amin came & looked into the monitor, all of the staff looked worried but they did not tell us anything. We could sense the stress, within minutes she decided to broke my water, than she informed cant give any pain meds, its too late, my son was delivered with in an hour, thats how fast contractions progressed, we later found out that, he was not responding well to the contractions because they were progressing too fast. My son ended up being in NICU for 3 days. I feel as it happened because of there neglect. She could have let me come to ER after I called, may be that could have avoided the stress he has to bear in my belly. My feet were swollen & very painful after two months of delivery. I called them & was advised to come in for an appointed with Dr Amin. I was in so much pain that I cried while talking to her & asked to rx a pain medicine since Motrin & tylenol was not helping. She said no to rx while I got only one rx before from than, a few months before this visit. And was advised to see pcp, wish they could have told me that over the phone. Overall very bad experience with them from start to end. I would not recommend them to anyone. A few days Later I did see a pcp who gave vitamin d & b12, & all of the swelling disappeared magically. I was drastically low in those two read more

I have had two appointments so far and neither of them have been pleasant. I have lost four pregnancy's before this one, and at one point I went in with a concern and I was met with an impatient response and left feeling as though I were stupid. Dr. Amin was particularly rude and uncaring. She did nothing and continues to do nothing to calm my nerves as a first time mom. I am sad to say I do not even feel comfortable calling with ANY questions big or small that I may have. The whole practice treats you as though you are just a number. I am torn between staying there because I am almost halfway done with my pregnancy or leaving to find someone who cares and someone I would like to help me through labor. At the moment I cannot imagine them being there in the delivery room making me feel comfortable and at easy. read more

I have to laugh when one of the previous reviewers said 'the doctors don't spend 30-40 mins with you', no no no, they have never spent more than 5 mins with me, they simply do not care about the patients and they don't even try to hide it. I have done numerous lab tests with them and have never, ever got a call back from the doctors. Every single time I have to call or not find out about my result until the following appointment, including the times when my test result is abnormal. What's the point of having a doctor at all if he/she is doing nothing? read more

The doctors and nurses are wonderful. However, the front desk is awful. Very rude in person and on the phone. Never a warm welcome and always a confusion with paperwork and bills. I changed to a different doctor 30 weeks into my pregnancy. read more

My wife has been seeing these doctors for the last ten years, and they have delivered our two children. Everything about them is professional and exceptional. So glad my wife and my children were in such good care with these doctors. read more