Dr. Goldman is the best. I have been seeing her for over a decade and even when I moved and no matter how far away I end up, I will continue to see her and won't go elsewhere. Dr. Goldman is thorough and thoughtful, she always takes her time to talk with me and catch up on life in general and to discuss other health matters or concerns I have. She has provided me with excellent medical care and referrals to other great specialists, such as an allergist when I needed one. Dr. Goldman follows up with tests that have involved other doctors and makes sure my chart is a complete snapshot of my overall health and she calls me personally with lab results and to answer questions I may have. Not only is Dr. Goldman a brilliant and competent doctor, she is also incredibly caring, warm, understanding and honest. I never feel rushed out of there or lost in the shuffle of patients. I feel safe and very well cared for by her and her awesome staff. Dr. Goldman, I literally trust you with my life and I can't thank you enough. read more

After YEARS of being her patient, I am finally done! I've dealt with the incredibly rude office staff, the occasional rude and judgmental remarks from Dr. Goldman herself, and the mess and disorganization of the office and staff for long enough. I let them slip by because usually I thought doctor Goldman was ok. Yes she was judgmental and self-righteous but she seemed competent. The straw that broke this camel's back is when I called in to have my prescription refilled and was denied. I admit I had to cancel an appointment the month before because of unexpected travels. So I called to make my annual appointment, a month later than usual, and had the pharmacy fax over the RX refill request. They denied it even though the front office had assured me it would get filled. I called the receptionist and she told me that Dr. Goldman said its denied. I asked the receptionist (Monica) to please explain to Dr. Goldman that my mom is very ill and i've had to cancel my previous appointment because of unexpected trips out of country. She said that she tried to talk to Dr. Goldman and Dr. Goldman said, no its denied. And that when I come in, she will hand me a physical prescription. Period. So I asked the receptionist if i am just supposed to go without birth control this month, the doctor said yes. Great. So my hormonal system will get entirely screwed up and the doctor wasn't even willing to talk to me to understand my situation at all. I've been her patient for over 12 years and NEVER have I missed an appointment, flaked, gotten a prescription and then cancelled an appointment. The least she could have done was talked to me on the phone to hear me out, give me the courtesy and respect I deserve as a long standing patient. But that's just it, she doesn't respect her patients. And she doesn't care about them either.... That has become completely clear to me. Bye and good riddance. read more

Perhaps I am an exception, but I will not be seeing Dr Goldman again. I prefer a doctor who is patient, compassionate, and nonjudgmental, and I found Goldman to be none of these things. First, she is expensive, but that's my fault for not doing enough research. I'm a young woman who finished school a year ago and I am making the sort of money you'd expect a young person to make in this kind of economy which is to say, not very much! Costs aside, during our initial meeting, I admitted to being a very occasional smoker (Like, a pack a month - maybe) to which she said, "Euw!" and made a face. I think it would have been more effective to recommend a cessation program. During the exam she recommended the pill which I declined for my own reasons (Mostly because it makes me gain weight and I just don't like it...and I expressed this). She observed, "You have acne," which sort of irritated me because yes, I know I have acne, I can't miss it. When I asked her if she had any suggestions for it, she said, "The pill," even after I'd expressed my objections. I left the office feeling pretty terrible. When she called to notify me of my results, without any warning, she told me I tested positive for HPV. Naturally, this was a little shocking, so I stepped out of the office and asked her to repeat herself and explain what exactly that means for me and she said, "I'll repeat myself because it's obvious you weren't listening." That's not exactly what you want to hear when you've just learned you've contracted an STD. I think it would have been more effective if she had first asked me if I was somewhere private and then given me the news. When I asked her for more information, all she told me was to use protection and to return in six months. Since then I've done my own research. Another issue came up when I received the bill in the mail. I had a question regarding a $33 fee for "Sensitivity studies," so I called the billing center, who told me to talk to Goldman. So I called the office and was told she was busy and would return my call. She never did. Instead a nurse called to tell me to call the billing center (Who had told me to call her in the first place). Overall it was a pretty demoralizing experience. My Ears, Nose, and Throat doctor (Dr Leah Mintz at the Good Samaritan in Los Angeles - wonderful woman!) has always treated me with kindness and sympathy, calling me back and answering all my questions. I've stayed with Dr Mintz even though she is no longer in my network and I have to pay out of pocket to see her - she's worth it. Before I had insurance, I was going to Planned Parenthood and receiving STD tests at free clinics and was always much more satisfied with the services there...and a lot of the time those people were volunteers. Like I said, I may be an exception, and I may just have different needs as a patient. This was my experience and I just thought that it should be known so it can help other people make a decision. read more

After being a patient for 2 years I will never return! Monica her receptionist is the worlds biggest b*itch and if you do decide to go I told you so. I decided to go to my moms obgyn after not getting the answers I want or need from Dr. Goldman. She just wants to do tests and and never seems to really care about you. Last time I went they refused to let me see the Dr until I proved to them on bankofamerica.com that I had paid my bill and they obviously made the error. After 30 mins of back and forth they realized they did. Anyways...I called today to get my medical records for the last few years so I could take it to my new dr on Wednesday. Monica said "fax the release, pay us $30-$35 dollars, and wait a week". Just like that. AFter saying I cannot wait that long she says too bad thats how it works. They are behind and there is nothing she can do about it. I decided since I live on the same st to just go in person. I went and she was even bitcher in person. I talked to Julie who is in charge of the records. She xeroxed them in about 2 mins, handed them to me and said this is everything for FREE!!!! Why does Monica have to be such a bitchy ass receptionist? No wonder the dr has lost patients...THEY ARE ALL RUDE!! Including Dr. Goldman. no sympathy what so ever. Don't go to her. FIND A BETTER DR WITH A BIGGER HEART and not rude staff! read more

I have to agree with the comment below. I went to Dr. Goldman because of all the positive reviews on yelp, but was very dissapointed. She was very judgmental and made feel stupid for having never gotten a pap before this. She was so cold and rushed through the appt. One of the reasons I went to her was to get the HPV vaccine, and when I asked for it she told me she didn't believe in it, gave me some literature to read about it and ran off. I had already done the reading and this was what I wanted. so essentially she wasted my time and money. I found it extremely rude of her to walk away from me when I wasn't done. Even if she was running behind I deserve the time I paid for. read more

I started going to Dr. Goldman because my insurance listed her as a specialist, her office is in Beverly Hills (more expensive office real estate), she went to Yale and has a number of very high reviews on Yelp, Vitals and Health Grades so it was reasonable to assume I would be getting one of the best possible doctors. I really think she knows what she's doing so fortunately, that was never a concern for me. She seems like a nice person just not overly warm. Kind of like a strict mom (and she actually is a mom so that probably makes sense). Sometimes she would be very chatty, tell me she liked my shoes or sweater, ask how work was going etc. Other times would be very rushed and abrupt. Occasionally when I would ask questions, I would get sort of nondescript answers that left me even more confused or if I asked her to elaborate on what her explanation meant I felt like I was being overly obtuse for not getting it. Every now and then she would make a comment that made me uncomfortable or feel a little bad/self conscious (akin to pointing out the acne of one of the other commenters here), but considering the number of people she sees in a week it would be difficult to really take it personally. She probably forgot what she said 5 mins later if she even realized she said it at all. The office itself is basically a dark grey box so it's not the most pleasant waiting room to be in. I never found the receptionists to be rude, just occasionally sort of scatter brained. Issues I had with them included my insurance information being entered incorrectly and an improperly relayed message to Dr. Goldman that had the potential to result in a real emergency. I was also a little annoyed by the $25-$30 to have my medical records transferred. According to CA State Law (Code Section 1560-1567), a doctor is only allowed to charge a maximum of $24 for an hour of copying/faxing, otherwise it should not cost more than $.10 per page and $6 for every 15mins of copying . The only real exception is if you have tons of special sized documents that are hundreds of pages long with x-rays etc. I went ahead and skipped it for now since at the moment it's not an issue. Either way, I decided to find a new doctor because: 1.) I found out that as of October 1st she will no longer be taking any insurance. 2.) I live in Silverlake and wanted a doctor that was easier to get to. Even if I only saw her once or twice a year it was a really big hassle and kind of stressful trying to get across town to the appointment on time. Conclusion: I like Dr. Goldman and think she's a good doctor and nice person but I didn't "love" going to see her like so many other people do. I think choosing her would ultimately come down to your budget (I had to pay more to see a specialist and soon she wont be taking insurance) and personal preferences for the personality of your doctor. read more

I have been going to Dr. Goldman for YEARS and I will NEVER go to anyone else. I have complete trust in her and I drive all the way from Orange County just to see her. Here is why I like her: - VERY professional - extremely knowledgeable in your profession - Spends time with the patient. She draws pictures, goes into details, asks if you have questions, explains everything thoroughly. - she will follow up on EVERYTHING...and not just her specialty. and if she doesnt know how to diagnose it, she will refer you to someone who can - very empathetic. does not make you feel judged at all I just LOVE going to her. She is the only doctor i've found that really knows her stuff, makes you feel comfortable, and truly wants to help you. Her staff is great too. I believe her staff is Shavonne (sp)...very nice lady. Also makes you feel comfortable. All in all, I HIGHLY recommend her!!!! read more

She saved my life I have seen Dr. Goldman for over 20 years. After moving across town I thought I should find a Dr. closer but never did because she was so good. Last fall she did a rectal at the end of my exam and found cancer. I know form talking to other women that many Dr.'s skip this but not her. Her meticulous care saved my life. read more

This was the worst experience EVER. The nurses are evil, disrespectful and rude. The offices are filthy. Unsanitary. This is NOT a doctor I would recommend. Do not go, you will regret it. Service is mandatory in this day and age. Don't allow anything less. From this set of nurses and doctors, you are getting the bottom of the barrel. read more

Whenever anyone asks me if I know of a good gynecologist, I leap at the chance to suggest Dr. Goldman. I believe I have even used the phrase, "She's the best gynecologist ever" to describe her. Here's why: I used to dread going to the gynecologist's office--the fluorescent lights; the cold, metal instruments; feeling exposed or like an object of study, etc. By contrast, I always feel humanized and respected at Dr. Goldman's office, and her exams are as comfortable as such an exam could be. Dr. Goldman is thoughtful and compassionate. She explains what she is doing while she is doing it. She is sensitive to using body temp instruments where indicated. She practices transparency; i.e., she takes time to explain what she sees, what it means or could mean, and she includes her patients in the discussion rather than treating them like scientific objects. I read some of the other reviews and was flummoxed at the suggestion that she is rude. Yes, she is no-nonsense and tells it like it is, but I can't even imagine her being rude. In my opinion, she has a charming bedside manner. She's witty and interesting, and she makes the exam go faster because she talks to you through it. She doesn't overbook clients, and I rarely have had to wait. The one time I had to wait for 10 or 20 minutes, she apologized effusively. I needed a time-sensitive procedure once when my ob/gyn was out of town, and Dr. Goldman fit me in the same day during her lunch break. Regarding the comments about a few of the patients experiencing Dr. Goldman as "judgmental," I think that it's easy to project one's own self-judgments onto the person standing in front of you wearing the white coat. I can imagine how someone who helps women maintain their reproductive health for a living might have some judgments if you tell her that you haven't had a pap smear in years or that you smoke. Similarly, should your dentist smile, and say, "Aw, there, there, that's ok" when you confess you never floss? Wouldn't you rather have your doctor be authentic and honest as opposed to smiling through the biases about healthy habits they are bound to have? In any event, I imagine this would come off in more of a "This is why it is important" or "This is why I am concerned" sort of way rather than a "You're a negligent person" sort of way from Dr. Goldman as it did when I had my first appointment with her and made the exact same disclosure about missing a few years of well woman exams before coming to her. In regard to the comments about her office staff, I also don't get that at all. I have been going to their office to see one of the other doctors in her practice for something else twice a month for the last 6 months , and they are all so friendly and accommodating. I have had to make so many inconvenient requests there (sudden faxes to out of state, fedex deliveries and pickups), and they have been very gracious in accommodating me. I have also sat in the waiting room enough to hear the receptionists field phone calls, and I haven't heard them be rude. This is not to say that they might not get triggered by an occasional rude caller, but who wouldn't? I wouldn't trust someone answering the phones who responded to rude callers with a saccharine customer service voice. I would give Dr. Goldman and her staff 6 stars if I could. read more

Dr G takes care of business. Went from 7 years of Kaiser telling me I was ok, to Dr G finding the problem (A 10 cm cyst, later found to be endometriosis stage 4). She found in thirty minutes that my prior doc had even done a CA125 (cancer antigen) that meAsured off the charts--yet they had never called me!! She pulled strings and got me in with the #1 cancer doc at Cedars, within a few days. I went to doctors before who were all about bedside manner, but got nothing done. She doesn't play around. And when she did my surgery she held my hand for a long time before I went in. She's a Tootsie pop--hard outside and soft inside, but no matter what part you are eating...it is sweet!!!!! read more

Dr Goldman is a great person and physician. She answers all your questions without making you feel like she needs to rush out of the room to see the next patient. In fact, she is always at the counter waiting for you after your exam is over. She takes the time to get to know you as a person. You can't go wrong if you are her patient. read more

I am a huge fan of Dr. Goldman's. She is brilliant, thoughtful, patient, and matter-of-fact. Once, when I couldn't remember a question I had for her, she sat down in the examination room and said "take your time - I can wait." When have you ever heard a doctor say those words in that order? It just doesn't happen. She also does a great job of summarizing complex information and making it interesting - she's like the NPR of gynecology. read more

Wonderful balance of pure professionalism and keen intelligence coupled with a soft warm rapport. As best as they get. When I first arrived in the office and surprisingly found that she was out of my network, she was kindly open to negotiations over her medical fee. Takes the time to talk with you about any issue - no gynecological topic is off-limits. I agree with the previous remark about her being the NPR of Gynecology - she's like the "Fresh Air" show. read more

Dr. G works very hard, but why after all these years WHY she would stop taking Blue Cross!! She is greedy at this point she choose to drop patients is she charging 5K a year like the other consigliere Doctors??? I agree with the other post - her front staff is ghetto - rude and how about that daily 2 hour lunch where they shut down????? UGHH she is ready to retire read more

Dr. Goldman is simply the best. I have trusted her with my lady parts for over 10 years now. I value and respect her knowledge and "bedside manner." The other staff members have always been kind and professional as well. read more

Dr. Goldman is great. Before going to her I'd never had a doctor that routinely called me in person with medical results. Although she has a no-nonsense attitude that can at times be intimidating I know that she is thorough and will not miss anything with regards to my health. I have a tendency to postpone follow up visits that may be a bit scary but Dr. Goldman will personally call (track you down) and set up an appointment with you if its overdue. Overall a kind hearted physician that knows her stuff. read more

After being recommened to Dr. Goldman by my doctor, I was so relieved to find such a caring and professional woman who relates to me and I to her as a woman. Such a relaxed and sincere person. I am thrilled to have her as my obgyn. Changing doctors with new health insurance is so stressful, I feel very lucky to have found an obgyn who I'm so happy with. I have had good luck with doctors because I ask friends or other doctors for their recommendation. You can't go wrong with that approach. I will recommend her and thanked my doctor for his recommendation. read more

Dr. Goldman is professional, kind, confident and sees you immediately, which for a neurotic patient like me, is very important. She sees Medicare patients which most Beverly Hills doctors don't bother do do, and so I see her as compassionate and not money grabbing as well. I am glad I found her when my original doctor, at her same office, refused Medicare patients. This is one of those great doctors that are rare these days. I can highly recommend her to have her patient's interests above her financial interests and to be present for you and your needs. read more

I have been going to Dr. Goldman for close to a decade now and I have always been very happy with my treatment from her. She is very warm and puts you at ease. She keeps conversation going through the exam which makes things go by very fast - a big plus for that kind of exam! She is thorough and listens and if you have any concerns, she always makes sure they are addressed. My only complaint is that after all these years she no longer takes my insurance. I contemplated finding an in-network ob-gyn but just couldn't do it. I have a PPO so I will eventually get reimbursed for my out-of-pocket payment (there was initially some confusion and the first check was mailed to her office instead of me, but it is being reissued). As long as that happens all will be right and I will continue to have her as my doctor for another decade if possible! read more

Dr. Goldman is great at first, but after 8 years with her she became a bit too popular. The wait time has never been bad to see her, but over time she has become unattentive. The last two visits to her office I've been rushed in and out and I've felt as though I wasn't getting her full attention. Additionally she made a mistake in prescribing medication to me, which I asked her about but she was insistent that she was right and I think perhaps her pride got in the way of proper research. Eventually I switched doctors and got the correct prescription - information about correct dosage was widely available on the internet and in medical manuals. I should add this is a non-invasive drug to treat a condition - not addictive and not any sort of pain killer. Additionally her staff was brash and not helpful either in person or on the phone. Office staff discussing personal medical conditions with me is not what I consider appropriate. I was happy with her for many years, but for anything unusual - go to someone that has time to look into the facts. read more

This is my first Yelp review for a doctor, but I feel compelled to write it because of some of the mixed reviews below. I have only been Dr. Goldman's patient for a few years, but in that time she has been incredibly caring, thorough and kind. She has given me excellent medical care and has followed up on tests that involved other doctors' specialties as well as her own. I have never felt rushed during an office visit or a follow up call. I trust her completely and could not recommend her more highly. Yes, it's pricey to see a doctor who doesn't take insurance. I wish she did, but if I am ever truly ill I would want her expertise. To me, that's worth the out of pocket cost of the annual visit. Dr. Goldman was recommended to me by a top oncological gynecology surgeon at Cedars so clearly professional colleagues think highly of her as well. read more

I have had doctors in the past who were gruff or short with me, and I feel badly for those who felt they had a negative experience with Dr. Goldman. It can feel just absolutely soul-killing to feel yelled at or dealt with impatiently by a medical professional. But I must say, Dr. Goldman has been my doctor for close to 20 years (I don't recall exactly because I initially was a patient of another doctor in the office until she left practice there) and Dr. Goldman delivered my second child in an unplanned C section nearly 18 years ago. I have ONLY had a 100% positive and very warm relationship with her. I have sometimes disagreed with her suggestions (I didn't want to take the osteoporosis medication recommended and really felt I needed to try a mild HRT which she preferred to avoid), but she ALWAYS listened to me and my reasons and we came to decisions jointly. She is knowledgeable, wise, kind, respectful, generous and healing. I could not possibly recommend her more highly, and I appreciate her directness and clear opinions. I agree with everything positive I have read here concerning her. read more

My daughter recently graduated from college and while looking for a part time job, did not have medical insurance. As a single mother who is currently enrolled at a University, I used a portion of my housing stipend to buy medical insurance for her which cost $1600 for 5 months. She went to Dr. Goldman for a birth control prescription and was given a multitude of redundant medical tests which she had had in the last year. It cost us an additional $400 because her "policy" is to run new tests on new patients regardless of whether they have had those tests with another physician in the last year. I'm sure that this "policy" affords her financial security but I question the sensitivity to the financial security of her patients. read more

I have been going to Dr. Goldman for years and have never had a better, smarter, more helpful doctor (of any kind). She is a warm and compassionate person so I am VERY surprised by some of the reviews. I have had two surgeries with her and have been through some emotional ringers - she has been nothing but supportive and understanding. She is an excellent communicator and has a fun sense of humor. I recently received the news that she would no longer be taking Blue Cross and I considered paying out of pocket - I don't want to lose her. But I am a teacher so that probably isn't possible. She is irreplaceable. read more

Dr. Goldman has been my OBGYN for over 10 years and I have always felt so safe and cared for by her and her staff. She is extremely knowledgeable, patient, empathetic, and has always personally called me back with any questions I have left her with. About a year and a half ago, I experienced some trauma while on an international trip. Dr. Goldman was my first stop upon returning home, and developed a quarterly check-up plan that we followed to make sure my health was protected. She has been with me every step of the way through the healing process, providing the perfect blend of guidance, sympathy and encouragement. I am beyond grateful for her and her staff and would highly recommend her to anyone. I wish I could give her 10 stars. She's a real gift. read more

I would never go to any other gyno. Nancy is the best. You can't put a price tag on peace of mind. If you are lucky enough to get in, GO! That's all I can say. read more

When I learned that Dr. Goldman had ended her relationship with Anthem Blue Cross, I was disappointed. With that said she has been my gynecologist for well over a dozen years. I would not dream of seeing anyone else. She tells it like it is and I trust her implicitly. I can't be bothered to worry about the receptionist. She is not why I am there. Dr. Goldman removed endometrial pylops for me with absolutely no complications several years ago. I have one now that she is tracking that will have to be removed when it reaches a certain size. I'm counting on Dr. Goldman to do that procedure. I would make Nancy Goldman my primary care physician if I could. Maybe it's an East Coast/ West Coast thing. I wouldn't call Dr. Goldman gruff. I think she is to the point and she knows what she is talking about and has no intention of mincing around the topic. She's a gem with or without an Insurance deal. Since she was on the board of Blue Cross at one time, I am sure that she has legitimate reasons for pulling out. Don't blame her, blame the insurance companies. Keep in mind that while your insurance is hiking your premiums every chance it gets, it's also putting the squeeze on the providing doctors. At least her office will still submit the form for you. I have a dentist that can't even be bothered to do that. read more

Nancy Goldman operated on me to remove a uterine fibroid and was so rough that she caused an intestinal obstruction, and bladder issues for years afterwards. When I spent an entire afternoon throwing up in her office, she told me I was "high drama". Several days later, an emergency surgery was required. Nancy Goldman came to the hospital to witness the life-saving surgery, then billed me for her time. She sent the bill under her partner's name, I guess thinking I was dumb enough to pay it. When I refused to pay that bill, she forced me to sign a release saying I wouldn't sue her. I should have sued her anyway. read more

According to the reviews on here, she's like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I got Mr. Hyde. Bullying, condescending, mean. Yes, she's educated, but my father's got a DMD and it hasn't made him the jerk this woman is. After talking / insulting me for about 5 minutes in the sit-down interview, she refused to speak with me further until her assistant verified I had insurance coverage, which I had ALREADY confirmed BEFORE I made my appointment. That took about 30 minutes of my time. Then when she came back in, but I still had questions about the insurance, she crustily said "do you want to talk about your health or about your insurance". I decided then to leave and she mumbled some weak comment to my back as I left. I think she's practicing the wrong profession in the wrong area and is definitely not a happy person. Mid-western prison warden might be a suitable second career. read more

I have been meaning to write this review for years. Nancy Goldman is a HORRIBLE ob/gyn. My first obgyn was a wonderful woman yet she retired from medicine completely. As a woman, I am embarrassed that she is a female doctor. She is rude and has a horrendous bedside manner. I went to her for my first pregnancy and was understandably nervous. She should be used to this with pregnant mothers; yet, she was so non-compassionate. I literally caught her talking behind my back to her employees. The pregnancy was high risk and progressed poorly. When I asked her if I should travel at 21 weeks which she knew I shouldn't, she said "I should tell you not to go yet maybe you should." In other words, she wanted to get rid of me. I called her on it and she did apologize. When I miscarried, she was rude to my husband. Needless to say, I switched obs. I have been seeing a wonderful ob/gyn for over 20 years. When I miscarried again, the new ob was so compassionate. We now have two teenage daughters. Also, our daughters pediatricians agree that Goldman is a cold witch. My advise is to find anyone but Nancy Goldman! read more

Dr. Goldman is a good doctor. And she doesn't take any crap - very no nonsense. I like that in a doctor. But don't get me wrong, she's also very warm and pleasant. She explains things clearly and listens to questions. She even conferred with a different doctor of mine about something completely no gynecological. That's awesome. I have had to wait a long time for appointments but it's usually been because some poor woman was hemorrahaging and Dr. Goldman was attending. I'm OK with waiting for stuff like that. I, unfortunately, have just changed insurance and will now have to change doctors. This makes me sad but if I change back I'm going back. For sure. read more

Nancy Goldman has been my obgyn since the middle 1980's & has always treated me with dignity & respect. She unexpectedly found I had uterine cancer & actually saved my life. She has always spent as much time as I need during office visits and always calls back when I need to speak to her about anything. She is exactly my age & I hope she doesn't plan on retiring soon! read more

In this day and age it is just a miracle to find a doctor as good and caring as Dr. Goldman who will actually accept my insurance! She is obviously extremely intelligent (she went to medical school at Yale!) and never makes me feel as if I am being rushed out of the office, but will sit and talk to my heart's content. She is adamant about making sure you go for a follow up visit if one is necessary, and discusses with you in an easily comprehensible manner all possible inferences of whatever your diagnosis happens to be. I am shocked at the commenter on here who said that she was "judgmental" and "made me feel stupid," since the Dr. Goldman I know would never be that way. Like I said, she is extremely intelligent and makes no bones about the facts, so perhaps that person just construed that behavior as being "judgmental," which she in no way is. Not to mention that I have never been kept waiting more than 10 minutes in her office, another extreme rarity among doctors I have seen in my life. I am so grateful for Dr. Goldman and will pray fervently that she continues taking insurance since I can't imagine having to go to another doctor after her, she's too tough of an act to follow. P.S. I just looked at the reviews which were "filtered" for some reason, and she has 2 more good ones on there too :-)). read more

I had my first appt with Dr. Goldman today. I was treated so well by all the staff and was impressed with Dr. Goldman. She spent a fair amount of time with me in her office, prior to my exam. During this time she was attentive, asked great questions and advised me in a way that was both informative & caring. read more

She is honest and straightforward. I don't understand all these other patients saying she is rude, she tells it how it is and that's how doctors should be. She knows her stuff and is one of the most competent and well versed doctors I have ever been to. I would recommend her to anyone who asked. read more

Dr. Goldman is very patient and straight-forward. She looks you in the eye and takes her time. I'm very happy with her an plan of staying with her until she retires. read more

I visited Dr. Goldman for the first time today. She was kind, patient and knowledgeable. I am so happy to have her as my gynecologist. I feel very fortunate to have had her recommended to me. read more