It's been impossible scheduling an appointment. I'm experiencing the same issue as another patient…read morebelow relating to insurance. They say they see another active policy when in fact I only have one. Its been such a waste of time and I can't get anyone to call me back to help me with the insurance issue or to schedule an appointment. I've been trying for two weeks at this point.

DOES NOT CARE ABOUT WOMEN…read more I was an established patient of this OB/GYN practice from approximately 2019 through February 2023. During that time, I received ongoing gynecological and oncology-related care, including significant procedures such as a LEEP procedure, cone biopsy, dilation and curettage (D&C), and related follow-up treatment. Throughout my care, I also received infertility-related counseling and treatment planning. At one point, my OB/GYN advised that I needed to improve my blood sugar control prior to being referred to infertility services. I followed this medical guidance under the supervision of my primary care provider and worked for over a year to successfully improve my blood sugar levels in preparation for continued fertility care. After February 2023, I temporarily paused active OB/GYN care while continuing to manage my health with my primary care provider. In September 2025, I attempted to re-establish care with this practice for ongoing OB/GYN and fertility-related treatment. At that time, I began experiencing repeated difficulty scheduling appointments and receiving consistent information regarding eligibility and insurance authorization. Importantly, I have maintained the same MassHealth insurance coverage throughout this entire period. I have also consistently completed the required annual referral authorization process through my primary care provider, which had previously allowed uninterrupted care with this practice for several years without issue. Beginning in 2025, however, the practice began refusing to schedule or continue care despite the same insurance coverage and authorization process that had previously been accepted. In March 2026, I contacted the billing department by phone to request my billing records and documentation of charges and payments. I was informed that the practice had recently changed billing systems and that they were unable to access my records internally. I was told my records would need to be obtained through an external or outsourced system. Despite this explanation, no billing records or documentation were provided. On May 14, 2026, I submitted a formal written request in person for my complete medical records and full billing history, including itemized charges, insurance claims, payments received, and any documentation regarding reimbursement. As of the present date, no records have been provided and no substantive response has been received. In late May 2026, I also spoke with the practice manager, who reiterated that records were not accessible internally and would need to be obtained externally. However, no follow-up or delivery of records occurred. The only written communication received from the practice was a letter dated June 3, 2026, stating that they do not participate with my current insurance plan. This letter did not address my records request, billing documentation request, or prior established care history. At this point, there remain unresolved issues involving: Lack of access to requested medical records and billing documentation Conflicting statements regarding insurance participation and payment history Sudden refusal to continue care despite a long-term prior treatment relationship Lack of clarity regarding continuity of care following multiple years of treatment, including oncology-related services This situation has resulted in an inability to obtain complete medical documentation necessary for ongoing care and follow-up with other providers.

I've been seeing Dr. Daly for years now. For the longest time I went to a female doctor, just…read morethinking I would be more comfortable with someone who shares the same anatomy. When it came time for a new doc, I dropped my assumptions that a female OBGYN would be better and I went with Dr. Daly. I could not be happier! He has always made me feel very comfortable... (well, as comfortable as one can be while having a pap) He is always professional and takes his time to answer any questions I may have. Dr. Daly even has a sense of humor!! Something I feel a lot of doctors unfortunately lack when speaking with their patients. In addition, Dr. Daly never pontificates or speaks down to you... another thing that I feel a lot of doctors tend to do. I've had many physicians speak to me as if I'm a child, or as if my I.Q. is somewhere around room temperature. This is never the case with Dr. Daly. he speaks to me with respect and I truly appreciate that.

I was very anxious about going to the gyn every year, Until i met the Staff and Dr. Daly at weston…read moreob/gyn. I get the feeling im not the only one who feels this way, I feel special from the moment his medical assistant calls my name and welcomes me as if they were there just for me. Dr. Daly is calming and explains everything, very personable. while during the exam he has his M.A assist, and i honestly thought i would be uncomfortable with a third party, But they both have a special way of getting their job done in a timely fashion, and sometimes some interesting small talk to make the time pass by with ease.. It is very refreshing considering the type of visit. I highly recommend this office, the staff has been pretty much the same for well over 6 years, which says alot for the office as a whole.

This review is specifically about Dr. Hong-Thao Thie…read more Boston has some very good doctors, but unfortunately, there are also doctors who provide extremely poor care. Based on my experience, Dr. Hong-Thao Thieu is one physician I strongly recommend that women with gynecological concerns avoid. First of all, Dr. Thieu was not the gynecologist recommended by my primary care physician. I was in an urgent situation and needed an appointment as soon as possible. The doctor originally recommended to me was unavailable, so I was referred to Dr. Thieu instead. From the beginning, I found her attitude toward me extremely cold and dismissive. During the appointment, she did not seem genuinely interested in understanding my condition or asking appropriate follow-up questions. I felt very uncomfortable speaking with her because I did not feel that she was truly listening to my concerns or taking my symptoms seriously. At that point, I had already taken several different antibiotics, and there were clear concerns about antibiotic resistance. Despite this, she did not review my previous test results or carefully consider my medication history. Instead, she simply told me to take Advil. After my test results came back later that day, she prescribed an antibiotic. However, when additional test results became available, they showed that the bacteria causing my infection had multidrug resistance and was also resistant to the antibiotic Dr. Thieu had prescribed. A nurse urgently contacted her and requested that the antibiotic be changed. My situation required prompt treatment. I understand that Dr. Thieu was off that day, but in an urgent medical situation involving an antibiotic-resistant infection, I would expect a physician to respond to an important clinical message or make sure another provider handled the issue. Instead, despite the need for an immediate medication change, I received no response or help from her. In the end, the prescription I needed was provided by the gynecologist originally recommended by my primary care physician -- not by Dr. Thieu. After this experience, I would strongly encourage women with gynecological concerns to carefully consider choosing another physician. When you are sick, especially when dealing with a complicated infection, you need a doctor who listens carefully, reviews your medical history and test results, communicates appropriately, and takes timely action when your condition requires it. Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Hong-Thao Thieu was the exact opposite. I felt ignored, dismissed, and unsupported during a time when I genuinely needed medical attention. For these reasons, I cannot recommend her.

I had the pleasure of seeing Dr. Katherine Johnson yesterday. I really don't even know where to…read morestart in this review. Other than to say I have never in my 53 years had a doctor that I actually felt listened to everything. I said I have spent the last four years seeking help for my menopause symptoms only to be dismissed or offered antidepressants. After four years of hearing things like that's just what happens when women get older or it sounds like you're dealing with some depression. It was really refreshing to have someone who actually listens and understands women's healthcare . Dr. Johnson was thoughtful, she explained everything she gave me options and did not make me feel like I was crazy she makes you feel comfortable and heard and I can't tell you how rare that is these days. I cannot recommend her enough if you're a woman in menopause and you feel like no one's listening to you Dr. Johnson is absolutely 100% the best. There are only five stars here, but I would give her more if I could.

As a 37 year old woman, I can tell you that I've always known I wanted children. However, I didn't…read moreimagine being single in my late 30's...so after almost 2 years of going back and forth with myself, I finally decided to give my future-self the best chance at having a biological child and I started the process to freeze my eggs. Fertility is personal and emotional and scary but choosing the right doctor makes ALL the difference. The best decision I made was choosing Dr. Jan Shifren at Newton Wellesley Hospital. At my initial assessment, Dr. Shifren walked me through every single step of the process and answered all the questions I could come up with. It only takes a quick google search to learn she's internationally recognized as one of the top physicians in her field of expertise and she's been published in more journals than I could count. What a google search doesn't tell you is how truly wonderful she is as a person. Dr. Shifren is so thoughtful, knowledgeable, transparent, upfront and honest. I never felt rushed at our appointments (virtual and in-person) and Dr. Shifren was by my side, from start to finish. She has a truly incredible team of nurses, technicians and administrators who keep you feeling positive throughout the journey and take great care of you at each appointment. After meeting with Dr. Shifren, I worked with her billing department to understand all the financial costs associated with the procedure and they gave me a very easy to understand price breakdown. A few months after our initial appointment it was March of 2022, and I was ready to go. At that time I started working very closely with Zuzana, her incredible nurse who was by my side for the next 2 weeks walking me through the process. Zuzana and her colleagues were very quick to respond to my emails with questions or concerns and always had all the answers right away. Once the process begins, you are going into their office at NWH anywhere from 2-4 times a week for blood draws and ultrasounds. All the ultrasound technicians are great and be sure to get your blood drawn by Grace, she will make your day every time you see her. I felt really taken care of on an emotional and physical level which is what you want and what you need to get through this process. My patient experience could not have been any better and I would highly recommend choosing Dr. Shifren and her team at NWH if you are looking into freezing your eggs. -Melissa

I saw Dr. Sakamuri for some irregular bleeding, she suggested I go back on birth control to stop…read morethe bleeding. when I told her I was not willing to because the side effects were too severe in the past, she was super rude and judgmental and said I "might as well be on prenatal vitamins" even though she knew I had no intention of getting pregnant. Perhaps there isn't another known solution for my irregular bleeding, but it's unacceptable to shame a patient like that. Like any drug, Birth control has side effects and women deserve to know the full truth so they can make educated choices on their own. Not be shamed or scared by their health care providers without proper information. Perhaps Sakamuri only cares to prescribe medications so she can cut herself a check. It's truly sad that myself and other women have to face this type of judgement in a space that is supposed to be safe for everyone to make informed decisions about their own bodies.

Elaine Metcalf is the most incredible ob/gyn I have ever had! First, she is a brilliant and…read morethorough doctor. Second, she is fast and mostly on-time. Third, she is young and up-to-date on new technology (I have an implanon birth control out in Europe for 10+ years the US for 3). Fourth, she is quick witted which makes me feel comfortable. Fifth, she is a marathon runner! How cool is that! She is so good that I am considering flying back to boston for my annual checkups when I move away. Seriously. See her!

I had to switch OB/GYN's late in my pregnancy (30 weeks) and I had no problem getting an…read moreappointment right away to see someone. I was assigned Dr. Kristen Davis and she is great! I was previously going to an OB in Brookline through B&W and I will have to say I prefer NW OBG/YN over B&W. NW OB/GYN's office is so much more inviting and relaxed and the staff here is really awesome. The wait can be long sometimes due to all of a sudden births but the staff keeps you updated and lets you know right away if there is a problem. Dr. Davis is a great doctor as well, when I first met her we went over my pregnancy, any questions I had and gave me great advice to my situation that I had. Appointments here are easy to get and the service is just great, even the nurses and the medical assistant's are wonderful as well. My previous office was so cold and uninviting that I am glad I changed and will stay at NW OB/GYN as long as I can!

I got a blood infection and was very sick in ER. That was the only (-) experience. 6 hrs in the…read morehallway *. see David D. Review. Moved to 5th floor. From that moment till released. Excellent care in every area. MRI, Cat scan, Echo Cardiology. Lab, and immediate care when I turned the call light on. The food was great, loved the everything omele. Thank you for the caring support crew. Three very tough days then two coming back. Great care by all. Special thanks to Cardiology, Lab, Neurology and Infectious Disease. I has Sepsis, a stroke, but quick work by my care team, and care from great professional Nurses, and I'm still recovering but its tough to think of the outcome had we not came to Newton Wellesley Hospital. * ER was less then desirable. my wife took care of me. from getting a room to release 5 STARS!

This is a good location if you need labs done on a holiday or weekend. Other locations nearby in…read moreWaltham and Chestnut Hill are not open on major holidays, but Newton Wellesley is open and pretty easy to get to right off of 128. Or just a couple miles from the pike. Limited parking at the entrance for handicap and some charging spots. Usually those are taken so you have to go to the lower parking spot and walk up a ton of stairs. There's also the option to valet which is $12 or only $4 if you have a handicap placard. To get to the lab/imaging location, when entering turn right after the check-in station, then go straight to the end of the hall and then left. You'll see a wooden desk on your right to check in. There's a small waiting room there, but also a larger room across the hall. They're not a lot of phlebotomy stalls, but they move pretty quickly. Staff are friendly and efficient. This is a good option for getting labs vs driving into Boston.

She is a gem! Very empowering, no nonsense, no unnecessary drugs or tests, natural methods,…read moreeducates women about their bodies, listens carefully. Kind and gentle.

I can't express how badly this husband/wife doctor team mistreated my daughter 23 yr old…read more To be clear Dr. Kathleen LeMaitre performed a cervical biopsy and treated my daughter like an animal . I just received a letter from the doctor office and it brought tears and anger to our house once again. Stay far away from these people.

I have been seeing Dr. Daly for years and have been very happy. For a long time I went to a female…read moredoctor and I was a little apprehensive to see a male, but he is truly a great doctor. Even though I moved further away from the practice, I plan to remain a patient of Dr. Daly. He has always been very thorough, but quick (no one wants to be in those stirrups longer than they have to) He has also always been professional, yet personable.