Pamela Stone, MD, FACOGS, FACS

Karen Jedrysek 

on Google

3 months ago

If I could leave zero stars I would! She is an unprofessional and unkind human being. She is unprepared for her patients. She does not provide medical guidance but instead weight shames those in need. Kudos to Dr. Stone for being an embarrassment to the medical community. Your medical license should be revoked. 

Aak193 

on Google

8 months ago

Dr. Pamela Stone handled my loved one's care in a way that raised serious concerns. Despite being unfamiliar with the case and without consulting the primary physician, she made inaccurate statements and suggested abandoning treatment prematurely. During hospice care, opioids were escalated to a point that impaired the patient’s ability to consent or advocate for themselves. Requests for confirmatory tests were refused, and basic care to manage side effects like fluid retention was inadequate. These actions led to outcomes t... read more

Nutella Sensei 

on Google

11 months ago

I was referred to Dr. Stone in 2020 after being diagnosed with cancer. The original OB told me I would likely never have children, which was devastating to me, and have to have a full hysterectomy at the age of 27. The care I received from Dr. Stone and her team was amazing and incredibly caring. After my first appointment it was determined that I had PRE cancerous cells (CIN3) in my cervix and it was not cancer. She helped me feel hopeful that a child was in my future and assured me that with her care, we would likely be ab... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

2 years ago

Only dealt with Pamela Stone because she happened to be the obgyn oncologist on call at the clinic. Despite never meeting me or not knowing my case (she had more that a few things wrong) she told me to stop treatment and consider planning for death. I'm only 32 and was only 6 days out from my first round of chemo. And the labs that had been run that morning revealed my blood levels were fine, which she was wrong about as well. Very cruel and seemed to want me to cry. Beware. 

CJ Hartman 

on Google

2 years ago

Only dealt with Pamela Stone because she happened to be the obgyn oncologist on call at the clinic. Despite never meeting me or not knowing my case (she had more that a few things wrong) she told me to stop treatment and consider planning for death. I'm only 32 and was only 6 days out from my first round of chemo. And the labs that had been run that morning revealed my blood levels were fine, which she was wrong about as well. Very cruel and seemed to want me to cry. Beware.