Bashour Fadi S MD

"Was appallingly dismissive and clearly uninterested in helping me with a rare disease situation. Proposed treatment didn't meet the standard of care for my situation. Very sad to see such low effort from people who should want to help you."

"He didn't review my records and he spent less than 3 minutes asking if I felt post partum depression after making me wait in the lobby for 40 minutes. Instead of asking if I was having post partum complications he wrote down completely inaccurate and made up info in my medical file when I checked my MyChart after the visit. When I called back after in tears asking if I should still be taking meds from my post partum complications his office told me to schedule a visit with my family physician. My family physician said he absolutely should have been advising me as my complications were OBGYN related. Had I known that he wasn't going to actually follow up on my pregnancy I would have skipped my 6 week post op appointment. Terrible doctor!! Do not go to him. Trust the bad reviews."

"Been going to him for the past 2 years and not that I'm pregnant I continue to go to him. He delivered my son and have nothing wrong to say about him. He only takes a few minutes everytime and I'm ok with it. He took really good care of me as a surgeon. I WILL DEFINITELY RECOMMEND HIM."

"I'm writing this to save any woman the absolutely abhorrent experience I had with Dr. Bashour. I went in needing his help and left in tears. I went in for an IUD removal and was already very nervous. As soon as he walked in, I was talked over the whole time as I was trying to explain my situation. He didn't explain anything he was doing once the procedure began, just saying "Don't focus on what I'm doing," as he asked me very difficult, extremely personal questions in an uncaring tone. Any gyn appointment is unpleasant, but I never felt as panicked as I did in this situation and started crying. He pulled the IUD out without any warning and continued to drill questions as I'm trying to get myself together from the panic and from the pain. He asked what kind contraceptive I will be using for now on, and I requested my old birth control pill brand because I knew how it affected me. He straight up said "No, all the women I've worked with hated it. I suggest [insert brand name here]" and we actually went back and forth for a minute about it, as I'm trying so hard not to cry. I also expected to bleed after the IUD removal and he left without offering me a pad. I ran out of that office so fast and just cried in my car. A humiliating, disrespectful, horrendous experience. Your job is to care for and to help women. Start by respecting them."

"Went to this doctor and felt nothing but judged the moment I walked through the door. For months of doctors visits I had with him I tested positive for E Coli in my urine. I would dread going to each appointment, near tears every time, because of the subtle insinuations that it was my fault the results kept coming back positive for E Coli and the staff thinking I was contaminating my urine. I was surprised on my last visit when I was informed I would have to have a catheter urine extraction done but was compliant. Again, my results came back that I had a UTI. At my 18 week ultrasound it was explained to me that my unborn baby was having kidney issues passing fluid, which I’m sure now looking back was a result of the untreated UTI. He never called to inform me of the results after the catheter extraction and upon reaching out to him I was finally put on antibiotics yesterday. So I had an untreated UTI for 4 months when I had just miscarried my last child in April and didn’t have anything come back in my urine then. As a first time mom I thought all the discomfort and pain in my side and lower back was normal when in fact it was probably just the infection spreading to my kidney. So now at 25 weeks I’ve switched OBGYNs and I feel such a sense of relief. He put myself and my unborn baby at risk. Spare yourself the pain and lack of empathy. Do not see this doctor."