Robin Kalish, MD
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Re: questions about twin pregnancy resources
Recommend the MFM service at Weill Cornell UES , we had Dr Kalish who was very thorough to address any possible issues .[Fall2016babies] ISO OB or midwife recommendations
I agree, Weill Cornell is an excellent choice. I delivered with Dr. Kalish on the UES. The maternity ward staff is fantastic!(no subject)
Dr Kalish Cornell/Presbyterian. Great practice all of the docs that work with her. She helped me through my twin pregnancy and did a great job at delivery.(no subject)
I had a good experience with dr kalish, although she is pretty non touchy-feely. I am convinced of her competence and would trust her in a crisis. Also, I loved, loved, loved my hematologist at Weill and thought the delivery nurses were great too.(no subject)
My OB, Dr. Robin Kalish, is located at NY Pres Cornell as part of their OB group. I think she takes mainly high risk patients, but she or other members of the group must also take regular patients. She is outstanding - thorough, quick, and sharp. She's fast - she won't linger after you're done, but that's because she has other patients to see, and that's probably why there was rarely a wait. It was a pain to shlep there during my last couple of months of pregnancy, but I was so grateful for her and the facilities when I showed up just past 33 weeks for my appt and she walked in the exam room, asked how I felt, and calmly told me that I needed to go up to Labor and Delivery because I was preeclamptic and likely to deliver that day. She told me to call my husband on the way, and that he should plan to arrive soon. I'm still amazed by her manner - she was kind and firm, but didn't unnecessarily freak me out. It turns out I had HELLP syndrome and was on the operating table 3 hours later. The symptoms I had were not the obvious ones I'd read about, so I'd missed it. One of her colleagues did the surgery (the person who does the surgery is the one who is working L&D that day) and the entire team was fantastic. They were remarkably calm and reassuring, despite the urgency of the situation. The NICU, where our twins boys spent the next 5 weeks, was spectacular. It's rated #1 in NY. That wasn't one of my considerations when I picked my doctor, but thank God. I spent a lot of time in that hospital over those 5 weeks, and the doctors and nurses have a special place in my heart forever. (September 2011)
