Natalie Semenyuk, MD 1695 Eastchester Road, The Bronx, NY 10461

"When I tell you the worst doctor I have ever met. She lacks any bedside manner. I only went for a consultation and I'm so glad she never laid a hand on me, because her energy is super negative. I actually thought she was racist, until I looked up her reviews on other sites AFTER the appointment. She's just a very unhappy person it seems, but she has caused others emotional & physical pain(according to reviews). Why is she even still in practice? This is why it's so hard to trust the medical industry. Her negative reviews go back 10 years ago on Vitals Md & others!"

"I came to this location 10 years ago. The doctor then was the worst experience I had that I reported her. So I never returned, but recently, my PCP told me to get checked. So I made an appointment and they gave me this woman. I figured since it wasn't the one I had before, maybe my experience would be better. I was so wrong, it was WORSE, and she put in my chart, that I was "distraught" the doctor MADE ME feel so uncomfortable and her tone and how she handled the situation was so unprofessional. How she still has her license to be Doctor is beyond me. But I do know she does this just for the money and not to help women. What she said and how dismissive she was towards my question had me so furious. She even had the nerve to say I didn't hurt you, did I ? This is your feelings. Then, she continued to say I doubt you can go see this doctor, but if you want an appointment, you can do video even though I doubt it would help. I do not recommend this doctor. Unless you like to be treated poorly."

"My mother had the worst experience with this so called doctor! Our family has a long history of vaginal cancer and at 64 years of age, after three grown children, my mother has decided to get her cervix and tubes removed, and finally put her fears of f impending cancer to rest. Well this doctor refused to entertain the thought of it. She claimed unless the cancer actually surfaced, she wouldn’t do it. She claimed that it was not a surgery a person can choose to do. We explained to her that my sister had the surgery herself, because she knows she doesn’t want kids, and this woman became livid, calling my sister a liar and demanding all medical details - I imagine to catch my sister in a lie and cement her belief that this was not a surgery one can choose for theirselves to do…. Too propuesto is the idea of a woman wanting to remove her cervix and tubes (my god, my mother is 64 years of age! I am pretty sure her child bearing days are over! And regardless, even if she was 30, why can’t she make this choice for herself??) If we don’t have a choice over the surgeries we need and require, then who makes this choice? God? Well this woman certainly thinks she has a say in the matter. She was a very ignorant woman and very unethical. I was under the belief that doctors had to leave their personal opinions at the door, especially when dealing directly with patients. It was a very uncomfortable experience. I do not wish this “doctor” upon anyone. She should be ashamed of herself for even daring to call herself a doctor."