Raj, K. Mahajan , M.D., F.A.C.O.G. 42 Montcalm Street, Oswego, NY 13126

"If you can stay away from this office do it. I was referred by an oncology office for a massive ovarian cyst which ended up being 2. The lack of communication and poor planning is why I am going elsewhere. Being offered bloodwork to check for ovarian cancer that should have been done at the very beginning would have been a great idea that did not happen. Then trying to refer me to another oncology office for surgical intervention LOL which I already have one made me laugh even harder. Unless you are under a certain weight and are not a heavily involved case don't bother going to this practice!"

"Had a horrible experience here today. I waited for over an hour after my appt time only to be seen for about maybe ten minutes. I spoke Dr. Mahajan about switching my birth control. A birth control prescription that he’s been writing for me for over a year and that he apparently didn’t remember the details of. Won’t be coming here again."

"Great bedside manner. Listened to my concerns and provided the best options. I had a great out patient surgical experience at OH, with Dr Mahajan as my surgeon. Very pleased with the care I was provided."

"There are not enough words to describe how thankful and grateful we are for his wonderful care during my both pregnancy, labor & delivery (include others doctors, midwifes and nurses). Extremely kind and friendly doctor. We appreciate it! May God bless you and family."

"I believe in transparency when it comes to a doctors background. We should know if he lost his license and now has to have a nurse in the room because he was found to be inappropriate with his patients. We should know if a patient he has performed surgery on has died (more than 1) or should be dead but by the grace of God is still alive. If one knew this then they could make the decision on whether they want to move forward with said doctor in any form. These pieces of information were not available even though one looked for it before having what should have been a common surgery. Instead she came out of it with nightmares, being cut open from above navel and down, vertically. She came out almost doing from sepsis and taking in 10 units of blood on the way from the no big deal surgery to the next hospital. She walks away with no doctor willing to open her up again to treat a repercussion of the surgery because they know inside she's a mess. All because a doctor with prior issues, went in at the right spot but veered off 90° towards her HEART nicking her aortic valve and her intestines. This information would make me more prepared in deciding if he should be my doctor. Shame on him, shame on the courts and shame on the hospital who is putting the women of our county at risk."