Dr. William Izu Anyaegbunam, MD

I shouldn’t have to wear a maxi pad after a pap smear. He seemed knowledgeable overall but looked at his watch several times while I sat there half naked in front of him.

First time coming visiting. The staff was soooo rude. The front desk took 45 min to check me in. She had no clue how to do anything on the computer. The lady at the back desk talked very demanding and rude and when I couldn't understand her because she was wearing a mask she proceeded to snap back at me. I felt like a piece of dirt. She was soo rude. The doctor was pleasant. I will be changing my records to a better place. Never again.

I'd never see him again. He is a horrible doctor. Thanking God I studied a branch of medicine, before I ever met this quack, or I may have lost my uterus, out of fear. Karma baby! Beside this, he sent my tests to the wrong lab (one not covered by my insurance.) He seems like a slice and dice type. RUN!

For the past 10 years I do not have one complaint. He delivered both of my children. Both pregnancies I had instances where situations have occurred in the middle of the night and he has called me back within 2 minutes. I will never go to any other OBGYN. He's the best there is.

Dr. Anyaegbunam was wonderful he was so caring and compassionate...It feels like back in grammer school when u had a special teacher you loved and thats how i feel about Dr. A. Too bad I moved and no longer was a patient:(

hes been my doctor for 12 years. hes a great doctor.

Dr. Anyaegbunam provided his services satisfactorily for my first visit, although he does not have a regular protocol of having a nurse present during his examinations which I thought was strange since all of my other OB/GYNs always had a nurse present for vaginal exams.Nevertheless, it is hard to find a good OB/GYN, and he seemed nice enough. However, for my last visit, his demeanor was quite different. He was training an intern and seemed quite distracted. He was very intent on convincing me to have a N1H1 vaccine. Although I told him I did not want it and had never had the flu before, he insisted that I would get sick and possibly die if I did not take it. Clearly, I did not die and I also did not get the flu. He told me that I would regret not having it Im not. Also, even though I told him that my aunt just died of breast cancer, he did not do a breast exam for me during my annual exam. I realized this after I got home and proceeded to do my own breast exam. Now, I just got a… bill for $70 for a mandatory follow-up visit (from nearly 2 years ago) in which he renewed my birth control prescription. He did not examine me I sat with him in his office for less than 5 minutes. He asked me how I was doing on the pills and I said great and he sent in my prescription electronically. Even high rate attorneys do not get paid $70 for less than 5 minutes of work.When I called his office about this bill, the staff was quite rude. In essence, they treated me like a liar instead of a patient. They insisted that he examined my uterus lining that day he did not. They also refused to even consider that he did not give me my breast exam on my last annual visit. Now, I am going to request my file because if he put anything about examining me on the day of that visit or that he performed a breast exam for my last annual exam, I will be sending my file to the appropriate authorities. I will also be contacting my state health board about him. At first, I was going to let his previous mistakes slide. But now, I see that he sees his patients as income only. Both he and his staff do not care about patients, but instead the money that rolls in.

Dr. Anyaegbunam provided his services satisfactorily for my first visit, although he does not have a regular protocol of having a nurse present during ...

A visit to Dr. Anyaegbunam's office was like being in a factory - churning patients in and out as quickly as possible. The staff were very courteous but the doctor, though he was in the building, was never available during any visits to actually sit down with me, patiently answer questions - or even introduce himself! He did not seem interested in developing a relationship with his patients whatsoever. During complications in my pregnancy, it was as if he couldn't care less. After an ultrasound, when most doctors will sit and review with you what was found, he did not. In his own words, "No news is good news." Sorry, doctor, but not for a pregnant woman. I immediately switched doctors after that statement and am very glad I did.