Anna Rhee, MD

I wrote another review about Dr. Rhee… under A H. Now I have a follow up. I went to the ER in NYC and saw one of Rhee’s residents who did an ultrasound and said I was totally fine. I don’t think Dr. Rhee ever spoke to her or looked at results. I proceeded to go on a business trip across the country. By the time I landed, I was covered in blood, through 3 pads, literally to my ankles. I then developed a really high fever. I took myself to the ER again, now with no partner, no family. They did another ultrasound, declared I was definitely NOT fine, and did an emergency DNC procedure. They were incredulous that my doctor had let my situation spiral as it had. At every single juncture of my pregnancy through my miscarriage, Dr. Rhee was absolutely negligent. I am literally grateful to be alive after this ordeal. I would not recommend her under any circumstance.

I liked Dr. Rhee although there are some comments here saying that she takes time too little time for each patient, which is somewhat true because her schedule is always swamped with dozens of patients, so please don’t expect chitchats. I and my husband liked her because she is straight forward, efficient and always to the point — absolutely no non-​sense.
We moved to NYC on my week 32. I couldn’t find any OB/​GYN who practices water and virginal delivery could take me but Dr. Rhee took me in despite the very last minute.
She was very efficient during the delivery. She came to check up on me and my daughter on the next day.
I would definitely have her to deliver my second child again.

My husband and I had a great experience with Dr. Rhee throughout my first pregnancy and delivery (in May 2015). Dr. Rhee has been my OBGYN for years, so when I became pregnant, it was a no-​brainer to also see her for prenatal care.
What we love about Dr. Rhee:
— She’s a straight-​shooter.
There’s little to no room for confusion or miscommunication between her and her patients.
— She made time for us when we had questions.
Sure, some appointments were more rushed — she sees a lot of patients, after all — but when we sought her out outside of those appointments, she made time to explain things to us. She also helped us focus on what we needed to think about by telling us which questions we should ask her at a later time in the pregnancy.
— She takes charge.
Believe me, when you’re in labor + delivery and facing a bunch of options that they don’t prepare you for in your birthing classes, she will do everything in her power to ensure a safe delivery with as few medical interventions as possible.
— She’s calm under pressure.
Yes, you will want this when the stuff hits the fan.
— She has a dry sense of humor.
It doesn’t suit everyone, but we enjoyed it.

I can not even put into words how truly appreciative I am to Dr. Rhee. I developed a serious complication after my son was born. I contacted the service and was instructed to got the ER. Dr Rhee met me in the ER and sat at the edge of my bed almost the entire night. She walked me through what was happening as I was terrified and answered everyone of my questions and concerns. She stayed the entire night with me. She was unbelievable. I can not say enough about her as a clinician and her amazing bed side manner.

Dr. Rhee treated me during my pregnancy, she is very knowledgeable and delivered my beautiful daughter who is now 6

I was referred to Dr. Rhee from a co-​worker who was referred by her friend who said she had a good experience with her. I have been going to Dr. Rhee for the past two/​three annual appointments and she seems too busy, preoccupied, unpersonal and distant everytime. She comes in all rushed from another appointment, usually late and talks to you for like 5 minutes and you barely get a word in. And when you do, you won’t get a direct answer. I think it’s so essential for a obgyn to show concern and be personable with their patients if they want them to feel comfortable and cared for. I have since changed to another obgyn near Columbus Circle who is SO much better. I’m glad I changed just in the right time because we’re expecting our first baby! If you need a referal to another good obgyn, please message me. I think Dr. Rhee seems like she’s going through the motions on a daily basis just for the sake of getting by, she seems jaded by her job and lost the plot that the patient is the priority. On top of that, the front desk is unpleasant, they’re closed from 12pm-​1pm and every time, I have to reconfirm my information even though I’ve been there so many times. I also get a ‘surprise’ statement in the mail a couple weeks after my appointment, where it should have been covered there and then. Bye!

She pushed us towards getting every expensive ($ 2000) genetic tests during our pregnancy. Being first-​time parents and not really knowing anything about what we were doing, we went ahead with it, after making a single call to our insurance, who said it was covered. Two working parents, an unplanned pregnancy — we didn’t read the 100 page booklet of our benefits. Well, after all, it wasn’t totally covered. But it’s not like I wrote down the name of the person I talked to. And these tests? What was the point??? Quid pro quo among doctors, is what it looks like.
Now we are being chased down the rabbit hole with insurance and medical debt. Terrible.

Although I am angry with how Dr Rhee handled our case, I am not writing this review out of spite. I write it because I hope it will help someone avoid a similarly unpleasant experience. Though I would never recommend Dr Rhee to my worst enemy, I think the practice overall is pretty great, because although Rhee was our main doctor, we ended up delivering with Shulina and I firmly believe she is the reason we ended up having the birth we had hoped for.
When we first met Dr Rhee, we thought she was pretty cool — a dry sense of humor, took her time to speak to us, assured us that she and the practice would be supportive of our birth plan. As the weeks went on, we started noticing some changes, or maybe just her true colors.
— at almost every visit she would ask us the same questions — basic info she could easily have looked up in our chart, and should have
— she was obsessed with making sure the baby was small enough for a vaginal delivery and kept stressing how important it would be to make the baby small, as if we can fully control that outside of a healthy diet and exercise. Not to mention the constant talk about weight management is terrible for any woman’s psyche
— our appointments were quick and any time we tried to ask questions, she said we could address those issues after week 36.
— whenever we brought up concerns that seemed to be outside of what she was used to being asked, they were met with giant eye rolls. I don’t even think she consciously realized she rolls her eyes at her patients — but, really?!
— when I asked whether it would be possible to give the baby an oral form of vitamin K instead of an injection, the first thing she said was «They will report you to the ACS and take away your baby» (how comforting)
— and finally, after our successful vaginal delivery with Dr Shulina, Rhee came to check on us but really scold us for apparently not going to the hospital sooner. Her congratulations sounded more like an obligation than a sincere sentiment and the rest of the time she spent telling us what could have happened had we not made it to the hospital on time.
Aside from not having a great bedside manner, I believe this kind of attitude from a doctor CAN and HAS stalled and altered many a birth because when you don’t feel like your OB is on your side, you want to do everything possible to avoid them.

I love Dr. Rhee!
She is a no-​nonsense straight talker with big personality and a huge heart. I am coming up on my son’s first birthday and it just dawned on me that I never wrote the review I was so excited to write after my experience giving birth with Dr. Rhee.
I had a non-​medicated natural birth — no drugs, no epidural. Natural birth was the right choice for me and I felt strongly about this from the very beginning of my pregnancy. Surprisingly, or maybe not so surprisingly — it’s difficult to find a doctor in NYC who was as understanding in my decision for a natural birth from the very beginning as Dr. Rhee. She was also patient and took time to answer all of our questions. — I should mention that we took a Bradley Method Birth Class and hired a Doula to help prepare us for natural birth and support my labor as well.
When it came time for delivery, I was fortunate that she was working and was able to deliver my son. I have a lot of trust for Dr. Rhee and as long as I live in NYC, she will be delivering my children (I hope!). She came and said hello the day after he was born and I could feel her love for me and my family. She truly is passionate about what she does and she is very good at it too!

Dr. Rhee is one of the most intelligent, capable, and committed people I’ve ever met, and an extraordinary OB/​GYN. Because of her and her practice’s incredible care, I had *the time of my life* giving birth, and replay the happy memory in my head every day. I left the hospital thinking, «I cannot wait to do this again,» and I attribute that largely to the superb medical team that backed me every step of the way.
I was referred to Dr. Rhee by my trusted primary care doctor after a less than stellar prenatal care experience with a different OB practice. Dr. Rhee quickly caught me up on all the tests I’d missed and put me at ease with her professionalism and clear expertise. Not once did she disparage the other doctor I transferred in from, even when it became clear that he’d skipped out on some important first trimester tests and even gotten my blood type wrong. She simply identified the things we needed to fix and QUICKLY mobilized to get me where I needed to be with complete integrity.
I was lucky to have an uncomplicated pregnancy, but always felt like I received a great deal of attention from Dr. Rhee and her practice at every visit. She always took time to explain what «on track» looked like, which makes your week when you’re a first-​time mom-​to-​be. And whenever questions or minor concerns did arise, her follow-​up was prompt, proactive, and grounded in facts and statistics, which I love. Dr. Rhee doesn’t dumb things down for her patients, and takes every question seriously.
The staff at her office are fantastic. They are warm, highly professional, and get to know patients by name over the course of their pregnancies. Whether I was dealing with the front desk on a scheduling matter or the in-​office lab for a last-​minute test, I never felt rushed, and communication was clear and consistent. The doctors interact with the rest of the staff in realtime and it’s a collaborative environment, which isn’t always the case at other offices in my experience.
The other doctors in the practice, Doctor Bradley and Doctor Shulina, exude the same fierce competence and drive as Dr. Rhee. You very quickly get the sense that all three of these women were truly called to their line of work, and there’s no safer feeling when you’re on the long, sometimes stressful journey that is pregnancy.
The practice is adamant about you really getting to know all 3 of the doctors during your pregnancy, which I LOVED. So many of my mom friends who delivered at hospitals on the UES with large group practices had no idea who they’d be delivering with or even meeting with at their next appointment.
At Dr. Rhee’s practice, I new all of the doctors by face, name, and superpower by the time I started having contractions, and even better – they really knew and could recognize me. It made it a lot less nervewracking to make «the call» when the time came because there was guaranteed to be a familiar voice on the other line. And again, all three doctors are extremely consistent in their instructions. No «he said/​she said» whatsoever here – they’ve clearly chosen to be aligned in their recommendations, which gives you so much confidence as a patient.
When my due date came and went… and then some… Dr. Rhee never pressured me to induce before it was necessary. On my last visit, she said casually, «If you go into labor tonight, I’ll be able to deliver you – I’m on call tomorrow.» I walked/​lunged from the Upper West down to 14^th Street after that, telling the baby, «We HAVE to deliver with Dr. Rhee! Let’s do this!!!» :) And sure enough, I got my wish.
I’d heard from others that the doctor often plays a surprisingly small role in the delivery, in terms of face-​time. That was not the case with my daughter’s birth. Dr. Rhee popped in the L&D room at least hourly, providing information, context, and encouragement. And when the time came to deliver, she was present for the entire pushing stage. I’m extremely competitive, and she and my husband kept urging me to stay focused, because there was «a woman one room down who was a little bit ahead of me.» :)
I’ll never forget the extraordinary care I received from this doctor and her team. I trekked from Brooklyn Heights to the UWS for all of my appointments, and by the very end of my pregnancy, I was going up there 3−4x/week for monitoring. I’d trek 20x that far if I could have this great of an experience again.

I’m happy at home with my 2^nd healthy baby girl, in thanks to Dr. Rhee, and I feel lucky that she was able to deliver both of my daughters.
I appreciate her straightforward approach to working with patients. Both my husband and I felt like she was no-​nonsense when it came to making major decisions about the births and we appreciated how she laid out the facts and options in an honest manner. I like a doctor who tells it like it is and gives you her opinion (and I like that she actually has opinions in an age when a lot of people tiptoe around), while talking you through the options and allowing you to make a good decision.
We felt like Dr. Rhee was a partner in our birth and wanted exactly what we did — a healthy baby and healthy mom — and I felt like I was in good hands throughout each pregnancy.
I don’t know if I will have another baby or not, but if I do, I will absolutely plan on Dr. Rhee providing my prenatal care. I can’t thank her enough.

I love Dr. Rhee. She has been my GYN for years, and my OB for both of my children. She speaks truthfully and straight, which I appreciate. She celebrates babies and is very encouraging throughout pregnancy.

Just gave birth to a perfect baby boy thanks to Dr Rhee. I’m not usually one to write Unilocal reviews, but I thought that sharing my experience of prenatal care and delivery could help other expecting mothers, since choosing an ob-​gyn is a bit more complicated than looking up restaurants based on number of stars.
Here’s what you can expect from Dr Rhee:
— Lays out the pros/​cons, then also tells you her opinion/​philosophy, and she certainly has them. Obviously all decisions are made by the patient, but I think it’s important to get an expert opinion and also know what the doctor will do in emergency situations.
— Some surprising strict/​relaxed approaches she had include: relaxed about me not being able to stomach multivitamins during my first trimester morning sickness period (just required that I take folic acid); relaxed about diet during first trimester (she told me to «eat anything I feel like eating»); relaxed about me taking any short trips (even at late first trimester) but extremely against a long-​haul flight I contemplated taking in third trimester (which I did not); much more strict about diet when third trimester rolled around (she called it that I was on track to have a very big baby).
— Not a lot of chatty small talk, but still friendly and personable. I don’t feel the need to exchange a bunch of niceties with my doctor; I prefer direct and business-​like. Some doctors try to crack awkward jokes, which actually makes me feel more awkward trying to bring up my medical questions in that space.
— Lays out what you can expect in the upcoming weeks of pregnancy in digestible doses. In addition to questions you have during regular check-​up sessions, Dr Rhee anticipates what kind of questions come up at what stage of the pregnancy and will have «talks» with you to go over them at the right time. She schedules more time for those appointments.
— No scheduling mix-​ups. Appointments have never been cancelled. That happens surprisingly often at other doctors’ offices. Sometimes you end up waiting a while for your appointment, but I never had a «this is ridiculous» kind of waiting situation.
— Practice includes three other female doctors and a midwife, any of whom might end up delivering your baby at the hospital if Dr Rhee happens to not be available. At first I thought this would be weird, but you meet them in one-​on-​one sessions with each during your prenatal appointments. They are all very nice and knowledgable.
I should add that in my case, Dr Rhee was able to personally deliver my baby. I saw her almost every day during my 5 days in the hospital (2 days for induction and c-​section, 3 days for postpartum recovery). That amazed me – during my prenatal appointments, I assumed she was always at the office because I never had trouble scheduling check-​ups within a range of time that worked for me.
Lastly, I know that Dr Rhee is a huge proponent for vaginal birth and that VBACs are one of her fortes. So when Dr Rhee called for c-​section after 30+ hours of induction with little progress, I knew it was because that was the best choice for the baby. Now I’m home with a very healthy baby and our family couldn’t be more grateful.

Dr. Rhee delivered our second child, and both my wife and I were inspired to recommend her to anyone looking for a sensitive, caring and inspiring doctor, who will move hell and high water to deliver (pardon the pun) on the promise of natural childbirth, even when circumstances are challenging.
My wife was fortunate to be referred to Dr. Rhee, after her downtown OB, who delivered our first child via unplanned/​unwanted C-​Section told her she «was not a good candidate for a VBAC» which we desperately wanted.
When we first saw Dr. Rhee my wife was about 26 weeks pregnant; Dr. Rhee was kind, thorough, direct, honest, and promised to do everything she could to see our vision through. While her practice is larger than we would like (3 other doctors and a midwife) and quite busy, Dr. Rhee makes every effort to be punctual and respectful, while also super-​direct. She is also an out-​of-​the-​box thinker, and when we ran into some complications, she always suggested alternative therapy (acupuncture, herbs, etc.) before intervening medically. She delivers at St. Luke’s Roosevelt, and is highly respected there– we checked with all of the ultrasound technicians, other personnel, all positive. Her C-​Section rate is an astoundingly (for this city) low 13%. As she says, «if you got a C-​Section with me, it was because there was no other option.»
The other doctors in the practice apparently share her philosophy as well, and try to deliver naturally whenever humanly possible.
Last spring, Dr. Rhee delivered our second daughter, via a VBAC. It was a challenging delivery and there were times my wife was ready to throw in the towel, but Dr. Rhee persisted and triumphed. Our family couldn’t be more grateful — she was a champion through and through, and even brought in an AMAZING midwife (if you are open to seeing one) Rita Wagner,
toward the end to help re-​inspire and re-​invigorate my exhausted wife through a long labor.
So, to sum up, if you are looking for a wonderful, holistically minded and natural childbirth-​focused OB, see Dr. Rhee. And to those considering a VBAC, please don’t let anyone discourage you from trying, because it is possible, with the right provider on your side, who believes in you and is willing to be your advocate with the hospital, and see it through to the end.

I would recommend Dr. Rhee to anyone. Every time. No questions asked. Here’s why:
My husband and I switched offices and practitioners later in our pregnancy because our original health care obstetrician and her office were aloof, distant and unapproachable. Answers to our questions were vague if answered at all; and bedside manner was something that was non-​existent. No care proffered, none given. The billing department was a joke.
When I was referred to Dr. Rhee by a very experienced and respected doula, we thought it couldn’t hurt to switch practices. So we did. I was amazed at my first interaction with Dr. Rhee, and told my husband he would be impressed by her intelligence and compassion. Another reason we switched practices is also because we wanted a practice that focused on a woman’s options during labor — I wanted someone who would respect my pregnancy plan and respect my desire to have as natural a birth as I could outside of our home.
When my husband met Dr. Rhee he was struck by her candor and professionalism. She always made time for my extra questions and she always would assuage my worst pregnancy worries.
Now, three months after our switch, we’ve given birth to my baby. Not only did Dr. Rhee take command and charge of what was a complicated situation during my last stages of active labor, but she did it with admirable finesse and compassion — qualities that never wavered in the two days in the hospital after my child’s birth.
I’d also like praise the midwife for Dr. Rhee that evening. Our midwife consoled, comforted and gave invaluable support and advice during the first of many scary hours that led to the birth of my child. I would give her five stars as well.
My husband and I were fortunate to have someone refer Dr. Rhee to us and the least we can do in return is refer her to any other mother to be: she is wonderful, professional and compassionate doctor. See her.

What an AWESOME doctor!!!
I have known Dr. Rhee for many years. She is one of the best doctors I’ve ever seen in that she is super professional, tells you exactly what’s going on without keeping you in the dark, and is very passionate about her work.
When it comes to my medical needs, I tend to get overwhelmed at times and also need guidance; Dr. Rhee establishes relationships with her patients, which helps me to be at ease and also know that my treatment is in good hands and that it is exactly what is best for me!
I am a newlywed (May, 2014) and continue to keep in touch with Dr. Rhee. She answers every single question I have the SAME DAY I contact her, which is a wonderful quality and one you will not always find when trying to contact doctors or their offices.
When my husband and I do decide to have kids in the future, I will definitely be going to Dr. Rhee for my care during my pregnancy and for my delivery!

Dr. Rhee and her associates were my physicians for 10 years, from 2001 to 2011. Although it has been a few years since I was a patient, I am continuing to learn about the consequences of advice I received when I was a patient.
I chose this practice because the physicians were highly rated by my insurance provider. Under the care of Dr. Rhee and her associates, I underwent minor surgery and routine procedures. I changed physicians when the practice moved from midtown west to the upper west side. Dr. Rhee always seemed like a good physician. Yes, the wait times were long but no longer than at other doctor’s, she called promptly with results, sounded convicted in her answers, was professional and highly experienced. If it weren’t for the office moving, I would still be her patient.
After I changed physicians, I learned the surgical procedure Dr. Rhee’s office performed may be linked to pre-​term pregnancies and miscarriages. This was news to me. I wish a doctor had told me of this risk when I had the procedure done. Although it probably made sense for me to proceed with the procedure, I ought to have been told about these potential long term complications.
When my new physician reviewed my records from Dr. Rhee’s office, I learned that some of my pap tests did not actually contain enough tissue. Whether the tests should have been redone is a physician call; however, Dr. Rhee should have informed me that not enough cells had been collected and why she thought the result was (or was not) reliable given my medical history. Instead, I was told my results were normal without qualifier. I wish I had known that I was finding comfort in results that potentially were inaccurate.
During my last visit to Dr. Rhee’s office in 2011, I inquired about egg freezing. I was 32 and Prince Charming was nowhere to be found. Dr. Rhee told me I was still young and did not need to worry. I wish Dr. Rhee had told me that there are simple blood tests, tests that insurance companies cover, no less, that assess fertility («day 3 tests» that check FSH, E2 and AMH). If I had known about the tests and had them run, I would have learned then that my ovaries are older than my biological age. In retrospect, yes, I ought to have started worrying about fertility while I was «still young.»

Don’t walk — RUN away from this place! My wife came here because this is one of the practices that have privileges at the birthing center. I don’t know what’s worse, the ultrasound equipment that’s older than my wife and I are, the obstetrician who is EXTREMELY rude an arrogant, or the midwife who is dismissive of every question you have.
First, if you come from a background of where most other Americans come from, you’re used to medical this, test that, measure 200 times, etc. etc. They are very, very hands off here, so don’t expect that whatsoever. I don’t know if that’s good, I don’t know if that’s bad — I leave that up to you to decide. I would prefer a little more hands on, but I don’t know exactly what they’d do. Next, they’re not about talking to you here. They’re about giving you papers to read, get in, get out, don’t take too much of their time. They run a business that most other doctors offices run: Volume. This may or may not fit your needs, but for me, it doesn’t. I actually want the doctor to spend some time talking to you, going over your symptoms, how you’re feeling, offer some natural remedies to alleviate this or that pain or cramp, what to expect as things progress, etc. I want some hand holding. This is our first baby, we want to do everything right. When asked for her advice on diet and nutrition, Sarah Jensen told my wife not to eat fish at all during her pregnancy. Are you kidding me? Fish that is high in Omega 3 fatty acids are very helpful towards brain development for the fetus. Yes, there are some fish that have high levels of mercury. But I didn’t go to the woman who is in charge of my wife’s pregnancy to be referred to the internet or a worksheet that they gave us during week 1. I want you to spend some time with us, not rush us out the door.
Next, my wife had several questions regarding birth and labor, etc. and instead of answering her questions, she «tolerated» with a roll of the eyes and a sigh my wife’s questions and told her that these questions would be asked when it was time to go over the birthing plan. So for 36 weeks, my wife has no idea what to do about all of these questions she has until she sits down and finally talks to the midwife. My wife was trying her best to ascertain the practice’s well… practice in giving birth… after all, we’re not there for the food and drinks, right? So why can’t my wife ask questions? Why do we feel like cattle in a factory being moved along? My wife had a night where the baby wasn’t kicking at all, so we got worried and called the midwife. She quickly told her to drink an ice cold glass of water and do a kick count. Ok, no problem. After 25 minutes, we felt like our baby had just seen the Karate Kid and we were so joyful and glad that he was well. So we wanted to call the midwife right back and let her know that the baby was just fine… she rushed us off the phone within 3 seconds. I understand we’re taking your personal time, but no need to be rude about it. When you’re working with pregnant women, your job is almost 24÷7÷365 when you have patience who are pregnant 24÷7÷365. My wife and I looked at each other, once again, shocked.
Then we had the «pleasure» of meeting Dr. Anna Rhee. This woman is exactly why I hate doctors so much. Here were are, very close to week 35, we’re here for our strep b test, 34 week growth measurement, etc. etc. Anna Rhee comes in and says we won’t be able to see anything on the ultrasound because the baby is head down… not even a good morning, how are you, thank you for your business, nothing. She comes in, throws a little gel on my wife’s stomach, pokes around for 3 seconds, and is done. I don’t think she has any clue how to use an ultrasound machine.
So we wished to address this with the midwife. She agreed to take our call two nights later. Me, being the professional, I called her an hour ahead of time to confirm our meeting later since I don’t have her e-​mail and it would seem unprofessional to just text someone. So, she said «Hi David, I can’t talk right, we’ll talk later. *CLICK!*» Are you kidding me? The woman who is supposed to be in charge of the birth of my first child just hung up on me?!
So when we did actually wind up talking to her that night, she didn’t even apologize to me for the rude treatment. In addition, she sounded like she couldn’t give two sh*ts, yet again, about my wife’s questions and concerns. Sarah Jensen is about as emotionally distant of a midwife as you can find… which is really too bad, because when we first started seeing her, she seemed like such a sweet woman who really cared and wanted to do her best to help.
A few days later, because of the way my wife and I have been treated by the people at this practice, my wife, at 35 weeks pregnant decided to leave the practice. Folks, there are a lot of better options out there that don’t treat you like cattle in factories. No matter what you decide, STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRACTICE!!!

Dr. Rhee is great. She’s very direct, patient, and knowledgeable. She’s also very hardworking. She’s called me several nights after business hours to inform me about test results. I took off one star because the wait time can be FOREVER. I tolerate it though for Dr. Rhee.

Dr. Rhee LOVES delivering babies and her passion for her work is contagious. She is a rockstar in the delivery room. When she delivered my baby on 8÷14÷14, she was calm, focused, present, and very clear in her instructions to me and the nurse in the room. She seemed like super woman. It was my first baby and I had a considerable amount of fear, and Dr. Rhee put me right at ease. I actually remember the pushing part of delivery as being pretty exciting and enjoyable with Dr. Rhee– She was so encouraging and helped me get it done in a timely manner with her fantastic coaching.
I chose Dr. Rhee because I understand her to be a doctor who believes in the human body to labor without unnecessary medical intervention. However, as in my case when medical intervention was necessary when I hadn’t gone into labor at 42 weeks and the baby’s heart rate was showing signs that it was time to come out– Dr. Rhee, and the rest of her team, were incredible in supporting me and my baby in the induction process. In some of my appointments with Dr. Rhee she would answer all of the questions that I had, without me even having to ask. She anticipated my concerns and put me at ease. Dr. Rhee made me feel cared for, and I felt like she always had my baby’s best interest at heart. She was very thorough in her care and my baby arrived healthy, and my recovery from the delivery was very smooth.
I want more kids and will definitely go back to Dr. Rhee to deliver them.