Edward Grendys, MD

Would recommend the entire experience .felt from check In to departure that everyone was exceptional.very much appreciated Dr Grendys and the nurses.made my situation less stressful..great attitudes and great smiles

Love Dr. Grendy's. What an asset to NCH!

All aspects of my appointment and examination were handled with efficiency and genuine care for comfort.

Dr. Grendys is very kind and caring.

Es un gran doctor, muy profesional, amable y capacitado. Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

First and foremost, the surgery went well. Dr. Grendys did not follow up with me after the surgery as he said he would. My husband is the one who told me it was cancer. The next time I saw him was four weeks later, with a five minute visit told it was cancer but no chemo or radiation. He used out dated terminology, didn't do an internal exam, did not follow up with HRT given that I had surgical menopause at 35 and provided no information when I called the office.

Patient Mary presents with stage 1 uterine cancer. She also had stage 2 breast cancer, a small cancer easily removed. She has already gone to two other doctors but did not want scars from hysterectomy. Note that these 2 doctors examined her, noted a fibroid cyst the size of a baby's head and a super large 8mm uterus, plus 3 prior surgeries (abortions). Finally a Dr.Sager did the DandC and also took detailed notes,not from scans, but from direct surgery doing the D&C, also that she had had 3 abortions (surgeries) in the past. All noted. Now, such a person is NOT a candidate for laparoscopic surgery, which would not give her that big scar. So he sends her to Dr. Grendys and he announces that she is a perfect candidate for laparoscopic (did he NOT read the notes from other doctors?) Well, obviously she was not a candidate for it since while on the operating table after doing what he could with laparoscopy he realizes that he can't get the uterus out. So he has to cut her the normal… way to get the uterus out. She was in hospital for 3 days and should have been observed better. One week later she is back in hospital, very sick, Grendys severed her ureter. They can't fix it so she is going about with tubes for drainage until she can be fixed. A severed ureter is not common, not even a nicked ureter is. Meanwhile, the cancer in the breast is still there and months are passing by. FINALLY she gets a urologist to fix the ureter. Next comes the breast surgery but now it is stage 3A advanced AND metastatic. She kept going to the doctor so she can't logically sue, plus her stupid doctor shopping doesn't help if she tried to sue. She now has scars all over, the normal hysterectomy scar which can hardly be seen, another vertical scar from the ureter fixing and quite a big scar on the breast. And again, due to the long stall, the breast cancer is metastatic.

If it were not for Dr. Grendys, I would not be here. Back in 2014, after having multiple strokes, DVT's and PE's due to a very aggressive cancerous tumor on my ovary, I was referred to him. Dr. Grendys came very highly recommended. He carefully explained my options; one of which included a very high-risk surgery (due to my strokes, etc). Long story short, he performed very high risk surgery and saved my life. After surgery and chemotherapy in 2014 5 ½ years later, I remain cancer-free. Thank you Dr. Grendys!

He is brilliant & also a great person. Thee Best! 10 STAR! I’m grateful my family physician referred him!

It seems Dr. Gendys thoughts and opinion are the only ones that count. I found him accusatory and toliated the office visits, dispite continuious problems; which caused me not to return.