Melanie Carmody I cant say enough positive things about Dr. Rashti. He was covering for my OB who was out of town when a terrible C section incision infection appeared. He communicated with me clearly, made himself available, and worked with the staff at the hospital to see me. He addressed the medical issue and got me on the path to recovery immediately - I was lucky to have him care for me during a very stressful and painful time.
5 /5
Hannah Carroll I am writing this feedback with deep disappointment regarding Dr. Rashtis recent decision to implement a $350 annual premium for his services. As a patient since 2019, I have always praised him for his exceptional care and dedication. However, learning about this additional fee—especially just two weeks before my appointment—has left me frustrated and disheartened. The justification that I was given from office staff, that it "covers appointment flexibility" feels inadequate, particularly at a time when I am considering starting a family. It pains me to have to find a new doctor, not out of financial necessity but due to the principle of the matter. In today’s challenging political landscape, it is especially difficult to see barriers being placed in front of women seeking access to reproductive health care. It is unacceptable that women are required to pay for insurance in addition to an extra fee imposed by the office—without receiving any tangible benefit in return—just to manage their own health and well-being. I am genuinely saddened by Dr. Rashtis shift to a "concierge" model, which ultimately undermines the very essence of patient-focused care and has added yet another barrier to womens healthcare.
1 /5
Cynthia Reynoso This was my second attempt to have Dr. Rashti as my OBGYN. The first time was five years ago during my first pregnancy. Id heard many wonderful things about him and decided to give him a try since I was nervous about the whole pregnancy experience. I scheduled my appointment with him, but by week 6, I became very ill with hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) and ended up in the hospital three times in one week. Each time, the emergency room doctor tried to contact Dr. Rashti to get me seen sooner and to prescribe medication, but he never returned their calls. On my third visit, the ER doctor suggested I switch doctors and recommended Dr. Drake, who was absolutely AMAZING. Dr. Drake was always quick to return my calls and provided excellent care, especially knowing how ill I was for the first six months. I quickly switched from Dr. Rashti and never looked back.
Now, during my third pregnancy, with Dr. Drake no longer practicing, I asked around and, once again, Dr. Rashti came highly recommended. I decided to give him another chance. I was informed that he is now a concierge doctor and that a $2,000 membership fee is required out-of-pocket for him to be your OBGYN. Having had positive experiences with concierge pediatricians for our toddlers, I was okay with this, expecting the same level of attention, quick appointments, and perks. However, my first visit was disappointing.
When I arrived at the office, I was surprised to find the front desk staff behind a closed window. They didnt have the window open, so neither they nor I could see each other. I could hear them talking, but no one acknowledged my presence until they finally opened the window to check me in for my noon appointment. After completing the paperwork, I had to knock on the window again to hand it back, and they promptly closed it again. I then sat in the lobby for 1 hour and 45 minutes without any communication. No one opened the window or mentioned that they were running late until I knocked again to ask what was going on. No other patients had come in or out for the last 30 minutes, and I was still waiting. When I asked if they had an estimated time frame, they looked at me as if I had asked an unreasonable question.
Unable to wait any longer, I informed them that I would need to reschedule, but the lack of professionalism, empathy, and communication left me deeply unimpressed. Despite the "concierge" label, this office doesnt come close to the level of care and service that term should imply. Dr. Rashti needs to seriously improve both his communication and the professionalism of his staff. To date, I have yet to receive a call back to reschedule, and honestly, Im relieved because I would never return.
I would not recommend Dr. Rashti.
His communication is poor, and his office staff is condescending and impersonal.
1 /5
QC Specialist This man is a Trump 2025 guy. I do not recommend him working in women’s medicine. Avoid, avoid, avoid. I had the worst experience of my life at his clinic.
1 /5
Marly Cronin I saw Dr. Rashti for gynecology services prior to starting my pregnancy journey this year. I have never in my life worked with a more compassionate, available, understanding and attentive physician or care team.
I am consistently impressed with the level of care and service they provide. I have never once felt like they didnt have time for me or my concerns (even when those calls came in the middle of the night).They work incredibly hard and they genuinely care about their patients.
I couldnt feel more grateful that this is the team helping me through my first pregnancy.
5 /5