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Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

OB-GYN • Cambridge, MA

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The Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Massachusetts General Hospital in Cambridge, MA offers comprehensive women's health care including obstetrics, gynecology, fertility, cancer care, urogynecology, and minimally invasive surgery. Services include prenatal care, labor and delivery, gynecologic cancer treatment, and pelvic organ treatments, with more than 3,500 babies delivered annually.

Clinic Type

OB-GYN

Address

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Phone

617-726-2000

Email

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Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://www.massgeneral.org/obgyn

Services Offered

obstetrics
gynecology
fertility
cancer care
urogynecology
minimally invasive surgery
prenatal care
labor and delivery
gynecologic cancers
pelvic organ treatments

Team

Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at Mass General, Massachusetts General Hospital — Department

Insurance & Payment

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Commitments

Quality, Safety
Equity in Patient Care
highest quality OB/GYN patient care

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

Healthgrades (Dr. Anthony Disciullo): 5.0/5.0 (11)
Healthgrades (Dr. Meredith Thomas): 4.3/5.0 (6)
Vitals (Dr. Cecilia Stuopis): 4.3/5.0 (6)
WebMD (Dr. Jean Fechheimer): 4.5/5.0 (11)
WebMD (Dr. Patricia Chaudhuri): 3.0/5.0 (14)
WebMD (Dr. Robert Berry): 5.0/5.0 (6)
Vitals (Dr. Annie Liau): 3.0/5.0 (1)

Patients praise

Providers described as kind, compassionate, and patient.
High levels of satisfaction with communication, particularly doctors who listen and explain conditions well.
Professional and respectful interaction, especially regarding comfort and informed decision-making.
Efficient and helpful staff.

Common complaints

Instances of perceived poor bedside manner, such as dismissiveness or impatience.
Concerns regarding diagnostic follow-up or delays in addressing patient symptoms.
Inconsistent communication or failure to address specific patient questions/concerns.

"I had a telephone visit with Dr. Thomas and she was incredibly considerate and thoughtful. She listened to all my questions and concerns and was obviously invested in making sure I found a solution to my problem."

— Healthgrades (Dr. Meredith Thomas)

"Worse bedside manner ever! I was an 18 yr old female... This doctor told me to 'shut up' and 'just relax' when i asked questions and told her the exam was painful."

— Vitals (Dr. Cecilia Stuopis)

"Dr. Annie Liau is nice enough, but when I (post menopausal) went in with vaginal spotting... she had an ultrasound done, said there was only 'a 1% chance I had cancer' and didn't want to do a biopsy... I returned 8 months later... I now have a second cancer."

— Vitals (Dr. Annie Liau)

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].