newly pregnant, need OB
I went to Dr. Jamie Kramer at Weill Cornell and I liked her but I didn't have complications (with baby or me) during pregnancy and was not high-risk (except for being in my 40s!) so we didn't really have any difficult situations to tackle. I will say that when I said I was worried about a history of blood clots in my family, she was supportive of having me see a hematologist for testing even though I've never personally had a clot. For the last month or so, I was going in every week for monitoring fluid levels and fetal stress just because of my age. And when it came time for delivery, I was past due and she wanted to induce 5 days after to coincide with one of her hospital days but I wanted to wait a few more days to see if labor started naturally. It did not and I was induced about a week after my due date so one of the other doctors in the practice handled and I was confident in and comfortable with her. Kramer was very straightforward, listened, and I was happy overall with the approach and resources at Weill Cornell/New York Presbyterian.
