Has no idea what she is doing and is very rude and insulting. She writes reports that are totally biased and non factual to back up her rather poor understanding of the patient and the patient concerns. Stresses in reports information is more personal than professional to cover her obvious lack of medical expertise. No care for the patient, at all. Stay away!!

Submitted Jan. 22, 2015

Excellent doctor. Truly cares about children with growth hormone disorder. Sat with me for an hour after her shift was while my son was recovering from diagnostic tests that were rough on him.

Submitted Oct. 3, 2011

Dr. Minutti owns. Very helpful and a nice person to talk to. Highly recommended especially for anyone with type 1 diabetes.

Submitted Aug. 1, 2011

This Dr was not very professional, as she ran in the room had no backround info on my daughter, who was to be her new patient. The only info she had was what I had brought with me. She was unable to make her own observations and conclusions, so if you are looking for a second opinion do NOT go to her. She had ordered tests and never even called me back to follow up. She seemed that the only thing she wanted to do was leave the room and she was in an extreme rush, after her office made it seem very important that my daughter made an appointment for us to bring her in immediately, due to high IGF1 levels that she did not even address. She seems more concerned about diabetic than thyroid, so make sure if you want a doc who concentrates on thyroid you do NOT choose her. If you are looking for an educated and caring doctor she is not it.

Submitted June 7, 2010

This doctor is Division Director of Pediatric Endocrinology at Loyola Hospital and not at St. Antony. Please update your data base. Excelence in all area. Having her as my diabetes specialist is a blessing. Thank you dr. Minutti

Submitted July 5, 2008