Gia Bradley, MD

"Dr. Bradley is sweet and knowledgeable. She listened to my concerns and address each one with patience and care. I transferred from another physician care due to their lack of bed side manner and landed in the best place for my child. I love how she meets him at his teenage level. She makes him laugh which is hard to do. I appreciate it! ☺️"

"Dr. Bradley and her staff are amazing. She has been following my 10 year old son for 3 years now. She takes the time to explain his diagnosis, treatments, thought process, and options to me and him so that he understands his care as well. She takes our concerns seriously and is very thorough. Sinai has also been nothing short of amazing with their pediatric care."

"My son and I love Dr Bradley and she was a godsend during a critical GI time for my son and resolving his extreme constipation. Her bedside manner, follow up, care and expertise is exceptional. I most certainly recommend her and grateful we were referred to her."

"Dr. Bradley is nice, but she definitely is not all that intelligent. My daughter was her patient for an entire year and was just getting sicker. When I told her that my daughter could not swallow the pills she prescribed, she said it was okay to break them in pieces. Months later, I told her that it said on the bottle not to break the medicine, but she said it was still okay to break the pills. My daughter ended up in the emergency room. After taking her to a different GI doctor, we learned that the medicine is not supposed to be broken and caused more damage to her digestive system. How does a doctor that is a Johns Hopkins graduate not know this simple fact? Also, she did not bother to prescribe my daughter a different medicine in a size she was able to swallow when there was one available. Maybe she just didn't care."

"Unfortunately, my family sees a lot of doctors. Dr. Bradley has earned my vote for one of the worst we've had to deal with. She's not mean spirited, nor does she have bad bed side manner, but we felt like we were being talked down to. Our 5 year old had a legitimate GI issue, as determined by another GI doctor after the fact. We wasted two visits with her and Dr. Bradley made us feel like we were over-reacting. Her opinion was that there was nothing wrong with our daughter, yet she still complained of terrible pain constantly. Maybe she's a great doctor and maybe she helps a lot of other people, but that was not our experience. My little girl suffered for months because of what was missed and that's unacceptable to me."