He was very polite and treated me very well.. he made sure all my questions were answered and that i was comfortable :)

Submitted April 17, 2008

Absoulutly do not go to this doctor!!! In August of 2007 I was approx 12 weeks pregnant with my second child, and I complained of having a dialated cervix. He assured me that it was normal, and I blindly trusted his word. He never checked me, and 8 weeks later I went into premature labour. Due to an incompatant cervix, that could have been avoided with a simple procedure where he would have, and should have put a stitch in my cervix. Well needless to say my husband and I, lost our beautiful daughter that horrible night. All which could have been avoided had dr. robins checked me when I came in 8 weeks previous. So please do not go to this uncaring doctor, if you value the life of your unborn child! Please dont let yourself become a victim of this unknowledgeable doctor! Our little girl fought to survive even after being born prematurely. She lived for an half hour. Even with her under developed lungs and only weighing in at 10.3 onces. But can you imagine how she suffered?

Submitted Dec. 5, 2007

The rudest doctor ever. I went in with excruciating pain in my lower pelvic area and he told me I had gas. Didn't even bother to check me. I later went to a walk in clinic and was told to go to ER immediately as I had an ectopic pregnancy. Never went back to him and never will, even if he's the last gynecologist left in London. I'd rather go to another city. I wouldn't recommend him to anybody.

Submitted Dec. 3, 2007

Dr. Robins was my OB/GYN in 1984; he was was also the OB/GYN for my daughter in 2006 so he's been around a while & knows a few things. There is no written guarantee that says that the OB/GYN who sees you through your pregnancy will be on call when you deliver. You are not their only patient or the center of their universe. Delivery is usually on a first come first served basis. Complications arise in other deliveries that can detain them. Doctors are also entitled to holidays. When my grandson was born Dr. Robins did not do the delivery, but he was there when complications arose. Books and the internet can be very dangerous places for information. 23 years ago I was induced because I was past the delivery date; the APGAR test revealed that my daughter was born two weeks early - and not breathing. She is a healthy mom herself now. If Dr. Robins is still in practice 25 years from now, I will want him to deliver my great grandchild.

Submitted April 12, 2007

This man is rude and has no bedside manners. Laughed at my concerns about VBAC and told me that I read too much. Didn;t even bother showing up for my delivery, refused to induce me after going 10 days pass due date, had to get a staff doctor to arrange it for me. Nothing nice to say about him.

Submitted April 12, 2007

An amazing doctor... he's been my gyn for many, many years... he preformed a complete hysterectomy on me in December, 2006 and performed many less serious procedures on me in previous years. An honest, caring doctor that I would recommend to any woman.

Submitted March 26, 2007

i went to dr. robins when i was pregnant for the first time. i felt that even though he has lots of pregnant women to take care of, he always took the time to answer my many questions. i never felt silly asking him anything. he makes you feel at ease and even takes the time to joke around with you. he's delivered babies for 34 years now, so i felt safe with him. i had to have a c-section, and he did a very good job indeed. will definitely go back to him with baby #2!

Submitted March 20, 2007