They have been nothing but helpful and kind. All the doctors medical assistances and receptionists…read moreare very thoughtful and patient

Worst OB establishment ever instead of offering help with transportation or being understanding not…read moreevery pregnant woman can drive or has someone who can drive them to appointments they call dcf do not go here

Seeing these negative reviews, I felt compelled to offer a completely differing opinion. A few…read moreyears back, I was sent to the Emergency Room with the results of my ultrasound showing I had an ectopic pregnancy. To say that the care I received from Dr. Anayda DeJesus-Cruz was EXEMPLARY would be an understatement. She was called to the hospital to see me after a few tests and we decided on a treatment plan. A week went by with no change in my condition and I wound up needing an emergency salpingectomy. My choice was to remove both tubes, not just the one. At 40 years old, I was ready. Before the surgery, I was seen by another provider at the office and was told that I would not be able to remove both at the same time because my health insurance had requirements to do this (a waiting period). As you can imagine, I was angry. This decision was not one that I had made lightly, I had known for years that I didn't want to expand my family anymore and I did not need a month to decide. Because I was now facing an emergency, the time had presented itself and I wanted to take advantage of that. When I showed up at the hospital, Dr. DeJesus-Cruz knew about my preference and was willing to accommodate my request despite the administrative blockade that I was facing. For that, I am FOREVER grateful. She was my gynecologist for another 4 years and every time I saw her, she remembered me and my situation, asked me about my family, and remembered my SO who was there with me through the entire process. She is the best gynecologist I have ever had and I wouldn't leave her for anything. Based on the reviews here, I felt this needed to be said. Given the state of women's healthcare today, she is a diamond in the rough. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

About Dr. Anayda Dejesus-Cruz: Let me preface by saying that…read moreI have never left a review for anyone before so I'm not the type to just go around leaving bad reviews because I don't like someone or anything. But I wish I could rate this a-hole negative stars. My experience with this doctor was from 15 years ago but it was SO afwul, that I have never forgotten it and have always wanted to tell her how much she needlessly hurt me that day, but I know in the end it won't help me and I don't think it would change anything with her because I've never met such a judgemental, know-it-all (the kind who is wrong about what they claim to know), snobby, condescending, pile of expletives in my life. However, if I can possibly help someone else by telling everyone not to go to her, then I'll leave a review instead. 15 years ago I had a miscarriage at 3 months along, and when I was crying at a check-up appointment with her afterwards, I had asked her if it was my fault since I drank alcohol before I found out I was pregnant (which was 9 days after missed period). She told me yes it was my fault even though I quit drinking and smoking the day I found out. I broke down and blamed myself for many years after that. On top of this, she tried insisting that I use a type of birth control that I am allergic to which caused a horrible condition for me called pseudotumor cerebrai, because in her words, I shouldn't be having kids and I don't deserve them. She proceeded to call me a liar when I told her I can't take or use hormonal birth control anymore, that I was making up information, acted like I was an idiot and told me the birth control doesn't cause this. Just so everyone is aware, now that Google exists, you can look it up. Pseudotumor Cerebrai. There was indeed such thing and I should know because I had been hospitalized many times from it and told by two neurologists that that the hormones from the birth control was the cause. It is the reason I am partially permently blind and have massive pressure in my head daily. I was very quiet and nonconfrontational back then since I was 22 years old, and I was also so shocked and speechless from the whole appointment that I just got up and walked out without saying anything. For the next 15 years I have thought of so many things I wish I could say to her now that I know better. I want to add that a few years after this, the symptoms of my condition seemed to taper off for a little while, so I stupidly tried the hormonal birth control again and I was hospitalized immediately. So I knew right then that she was the one who was 100% WRONG for telling me that both of those neurologists didn't know what they were talking about. And then a few years after THAT, I found out that the reason for my first miscarriage that she told me was MY FAULT for drinking alcohol a few days into pregnancy, and also the two after that, which thank god she was not my doctor for, was due to PCOS and low progesterone levels. I 100% recommend finding a different doctor. I would NEVER see her again if my life depended on it. I wouldn't even ask her to throw water on me if I was on fire. I hope I never see this lady again. I cannot believe she is still a "doctor". I was honestly shocked to find out she is still in practice. I literally wish I had asked to see where she went to school since she gives out wrong medical "advice" and her disgusting opinions like a cheap h**ker passing out bl*wj*bs. Good luck if you ever get this lady as your doctor, and if you already have, I'd get a second opinion if hers seemed off. Because it was probably WAY off.

Sharp, knowledgeable doctor. Explains everything, answered my questions fully. It is obvious that…read moreshe has a great deal of experience and that she cares.

I saw Dr Ralph Philosophe my first pregnancy. His nurse started pushing me for unnecessary…read moreultrasound at a different facility saying I was high risk pregnancy and they did not have the required technology for the ultrasound. When my insurance refused to cover the facility they recommended, they told me I did not need it anymore. When I wanted to switch to a different hospital equipped to handle the high-risk cases like me, he insisted that I was lowest risk pregnancy. I needed a medical certificate for FMLA leaves. He would not give it unless I got baby delivered by him. He sent a fax to my claim evaluator saying he cannot provide a medical certificate until the baby is born. I have never seen such an unprofessional doctor. He did not care about me. He just wanted to make money no matter the cost to me.

Two years ago I was pregnant and called Dr. Philisophe's office to speak to Ms. Renaghan, who knew…read moreI was pregnant. I was spotting, cramping and almost passed out. She said I was "probably fine" Ms. Reneghan assured me it was gas pain that could be "excrutiating" . BUT if the blood turned red to get to the ER. Then, she was worried enough to change my ultra sound appointment, but not worried enough to see me on a Friday at 3:30. The blood never turned red. I spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday thinking I had really bad gas pains. However, when my husband took me to the ER on Monday morning at 2AM, I was told my fallopian tube had ruptured and I had been bleeding internally ALL weekend. They told me if I had waited til my appointment with Ms. Reneghan I would have died. My blood pressure was 80/40. They performed major surgery on me immediately. I lost over a liter of blood when they cut me open, I was such a mess they couldn't even be sure where the pregnancy went. I was given 3 blood transfusions and a shot of methatrexylate (used for chemo) because they needed to be sure the pregnancy was gone. I lost my right tube and spent 5 days in the hospital. My sister called Dr. Philisophe's office to a.)cancel my appointment and b.) let them know what had happened. I never heard from them until I sent a registered letter 6wks later, to which Dr Philosophe called and apologized stating he "had no idea" what had happened to me, and he was very upset. While I don't blame him personally, I can't imagine him not knowing what his nurse practitioner is doing in his office. I filed a complaint with the board of medicine. The Board did not take disciplinary action but they kept the complaint on file. You have to call to get information on any complaints, most people probably won't so I am posting this in hopes that it doesn't happen to anyone else. Needless to say, I have a new doctor. If I had just been seen on Friday when I called, my situation would not have been so dire.