Boston Obstetrics & Gynecology

"I highly recommend Dr. Mimi Yum. I have five children and she was my OB for all five pregnancies. Her attitude, calmness and positivity made my experience wonderful. Her team is top notch. I would keep having babies just to see her on the reg. Thank you Dr. Yum!"

"Dr. Yum and her wonderful team made both my pregnancies special—always there, understanding, and consistently going above and beyond. Their knowledge and care created a reassuring journey each time, supporting my husband and I through confusing situations and tough decisions. Their collective expertise and quick responses made my pregnancy journey smooth and reassuring. Highly recommend! I wouldn’t think of going to any other practice. Forever grateful for Dr. Yum and the her team!"

"Dr LaFornara is the best obgyn I have ever had. Thorough, brilliant, thoughtful, detailed, kind, gentle, and efficient. She prioritizes her patients best interest and ensures you receive the best possible care. She is always available for her patients. Bonus - they also provide some esthetic services now!"

"Boston OBGYN is top notch! I had the pleasure of having my care for both my pregnancies with this office, specifically with Dr. Carbajal! She is attentive, thorough, knowledgable and caring! I love her! Everyone in the office is friendly and amazing. Cannot recommend them enough."

"Came here for my annual exam during the past 2 years, upon the recommendation of a friend. Both times I had a similar experience: the front desk was overall unwelcoming, and this time the nurse was borderline rude: expressed bewilderment when I asked for a face mask because I have a cold, was overall rushed, the tone was not friendly but condescending “do this, do that”. I am a grown woman and don’t appreciate being treated like a 5 year old. The physician was always ok, but I can’t say we made a connection. But she was generally nice and asked the right questions, did the exam, etc. And I had to fill out the intake paperwork twice: once on paper (year1), and once electronically (year 2). That is a Lot of paperwork: it’s not only the time it takes but all the mental effort of remembering all the dates and information they request. I expect for a practice to only request “what’s new”, in year 2 and not have me do the same work twice just because they “are trying something new” ( as the front desk informed me). From my perspective this is putting the work on patients instead of finding a transitioning process that is not burdensome on patients. If I were to come for prenatal care I would likely look for a place where I feel fully comfortable, welcomed, and cared for."