Dr. Paula Jeannette Sullivan, DO

She is a doctor that doesn’t need to see any patients she horrible at taking care of patients

Every time I see Doctor Sullivan, I feel that see gives me the time I need and gives me her full attention! She removed my ovaries because of some cysts and I had a great experience. Her staff is very helpful and friendly. I will continue to seek her for any problems I might have and will continue to see her for my annual checkups.

Dr. Sullivan is a great OB/GYN. I value bedside manners and she definitely makes me feel comfortable while under her care. I have been seeing Dr. Sullivan for about 3 years now. I was under her care while having trouble conceiving (which she helped me through) and I am still under her care today as she is about to deliver my second baby with her. If you are looking for a great OB/GYN that also specializes in complications, she is the one. I recently had a preterm labor scare and her knowledge/concern for the matter helped to keep me sane. I love her!

More than a year ago a young African American female came to see Dr. Sullivan due to uterine fibroids. She continued to treat this patient for 6 to seven months with pharmacological therapy. For the entire time, Dr Sullivan did not perform a *$$%#@ing PE on this patient. A routine PE that could showed that the fibroids were getting bigger deposited medical treatment. A abdominal ultrasound (not lasting more than 15 mins) could have showed that she needed surgical intervention. This young AAF was forced to seek guidance and treatment with a mother Dr. The pt stated that she felt as if Dr. Sullivan didnt listen to her and was more concerned about how she could pay for each visit, kept on pushing drug therapy (despite their ineffectiveness) and schedule appointments 3 to 4 months down the road without any routine follow up. Fast forward a year later, the pt at the age of 30, had to get a partial hysterectomy and will no longer be able to naturally have children. From the review of her new… Dr, if this was cought earlier, a simple surgery would have prevented this. #not because you pass boards means that you are competent enough to be a doctor...