Lynn A. Fesenmyer, MD

"Dr. Fesenmyer is such a lovely human, she made me feel very comfortable everytime I met her. She always went a notch up and put in extra effort to enquire about my well being which won my heart and I felt so connected with her. Doctor is supported by a talented team of nurses, they are prompt to respond and never got tired of my questions. I had laparoscopic surgery under her and it was a complicated case. My warrior doctor never gave up on me and successfully saved my ovary inspite of a giant cyst. I am so proud of her. Kudos doc you are the best."

"If you are the type of patient that likes to have a partnership with your doctor than you may want to keep looking. This was not a pleasant doctor for my first encounter. I have had wonderful gynecologists over the years so when my old doc retired I had to seek out a new one. I am middle age in menopause. She barely greeted me after entering the room as I sat with my paper sheet. After asking me a few medical questions she just continued to type. When I asked her about treatment for menopause she had no solutions. Basically I was on my own. She only wanted to do the bare minimum, exam, etc. bill my insurance and send me on my way with no answers on some of the latest studies. She was not willing to help and a bit condescending. My 70 year retired gyne was up on all the latest information and this doctor knows very little. If I were still having children I would not choose her as my doctor for the simple fact she is not up on the lastest news and information. She is lazy, incompetent and could less about anyone she’s only about billing. Shame on her!"

"Dr. Fesenmyer was on call the day my contractions started and I went in to be checked in November 2014. I was 39 weeks and they monitored me for two hours. She decided to admit me and then almost immediately suggested breaking my water at only 2.5cm. Unfortunely, I said okay. Her shift ended 1.5 hours after breaking my water. The next doctor on call seemed a little confused why my water was artificially ruptured so early and needed to start me on pitocin. It ended with the doctor suggesting a c section because of "failure to progress". I recommend being cautious of Dr. Fesenmyer's suggestions. Since then, I changed doctors and had a perfectly smooth unmedicated vbac in September 2016."