Mandi Beman, MD

"Dr Mandi Beman and her staff are amazing. They truly care about you as an individual and listen to you & your concerns. Dr Beman is extremely personal and makes sure to take the best care of her patients. In addition, the front desk staff are super accommodating and do everything they can to adjust schedules to meet your needs. I would highly recommend Dr Beman to anyone."

"My health issue is pretty rare and the fact that I feel completely comfortable as soon as I see Dr. Beman and Dr. Muldoon should be a sign that you need to go here for your Obgyn needs. As soon as you walk in, you feel welcomed. You express your needs to your doctor and immediately they are met. I am forever grateful to the entire staff and will continue to come here for any and all needs."

"Dr. Beman and her team are absolutely amazing. I have never had a better experience in a healthcare setting. They are kind, attentive, supportive and efficient. From scheduling to procedures to test results and care plans, their team is in sync and on point! They helped me to feel secure, educated and supported me in being involved in my own healthcare. I’m seriously impressed and so grateful to have been referred to them."

"I was really excited to find a doctor that could help me with the pain I was in. I really like Dr. Beman's personality and her direct communication. I was sure I didn't want children. I wasn't forced to reconsider my choice. Dr. Beman informed me that I had fibroids and we discussed me having a hysterectomy. I had it done and went home the day of surgery. I was very clear that I didn't want to use opioids for the pain. However, I was having major issues after the surgery and every time I called they told me to take the Oxy and the Tramadol as prescribed. I felt dismissed or like I was making up the pain every time I called. I continued to deteriorate for a week at my home. I finally got so bad my friends took me back to the emergency room. My bladder had been injured and I was in acute renal failure. My body cavity had been filling up with urine, to which Dr. Beman said "at least urine is sterile".... like that was supposed to make it better. I ended up in an emergency surgery the next day and the ICU for the next 6 days. When I was in the ICU, Dr. Beman came to visit. She continued to apologize and I understand complications happen in surgery. The problem I have is that Dr. Beman visited me in the ICU and when I asked what happened, she blamed me for popping my own bladder. She told me that I was probably constipated from anesthesia so when I went home and pushed too hard when trying to have a bowel movement, I probably popped my bladder. That's what she thought had happened. When I went in for my 6 weeks check up, I had a trauma response and didn't want Dr. Beman to touch me. This didn't matter. If I wanted to get cleared, she had to do a pap smear and that was the only way. I was crying the entire time. Additionally, Dr. Beman came to my 2nd surgery where the urologist fixed my bladder injury. She wasn't invited and no one asked me if it was ok for her to be there. I didn't like that. Needless to say, it's been a long recovery and slowly but surely I'm feeling better. I will no longer see Dr. Beman. I have found other care. Things happen, I get that. But blaming the patient isn't ok. It's especially not ok when they are in acute kidney failure and in the ICU. I hope Dr. Beman does better in the future care of her patients."

"Dr. Mandi Beman was amazing. When dealing with such sensitive matters she is warm and friendly and smiling and takes the time to explain everything going on and all of the ways we can move forward. I really appreciated her disarming personality and felt understood and respected. Thank you."