Taylor J. Brueseke's Online Review Report Card

Doctor is very professional and personable and give you a lot of time to ask questions. He performed my surgery robotically and so far I'm doing okay. His nurse practitioner is awesome and also the front desk people are super friendly and helpful. You feel like you are in good hands with everybody

This was my first visit Dr. Brueseke he was easy to talk with, he’s personable, engaging, attentive, it was easy to trust and build quick rapport. He asked me if I had questions not all providers ask this question often. He explain things in a way I was able to understand.

He is kind, professional and respectful. Really appreciated his knowledge and the excellent care he gave my elderly mother

I appreciated his professionalism, he took the necessary time to explain what was happening in body and the diagnostic tests ordered.

I went in for a consultation, be very wary of where you do this, there is the difference between an office visit and a HOSPITAL visit. I was seen for maybe a total of 20 minutes and charged $1178.00 I'd glady show you the breakdown of charges if interested. None if which were actually performed by the doctor himself. I wouldn't recommend Dr. Brueseke if he was the last doctor on the planet.

I appreciated his professionalism, he took the necessary time to explain what was happening in body and the diagnostic tests ordered.

I appreciated his professionalism, he took the necessary time to explain what was happening in body and the diagnostic tests ordered.

I went in for a consultation, be very wary of where you do this, there is the difference between an office visit and a HOSPITAL visit. I was seen for maybe a total of 20 minutes and charged $1178.00 I'd glady show you the breakdown of charges if interested. None if which were actually performed by the doctor himself. I wouldn't recommend Dr. Brueseke if he was the last doctor on the planet.

I appreciated his professionalism, he took the necessary time to explain what was happening in body and the diagnostic tests ordered.

Dr. Brueseke was polite enough at first but it quickly became apparent that he was writing off my postpartum problems as a psychiatric issue, as though I am some kind of hypochondriac; he callously told me that “women just look like that after they give birth.” He refused to examine my symptoms in a different position as I had requested, which my pelvic PTs and new gynecologist have since both agreed to do. Unlike Dr. Brueseke, they both acknowledged that I have some serious issues that need intervention. Furthermore, when I suggested an underlying cause for my pain and discomfort (a diagnosis which was confirmed a couple of weeks later by an expert in the field), Dr. Brueseke told me something along the lines of “humans are storytellers, and it seems like you’re looking to connect things to make sense of them.” This dismissiveness was in the presence of my husband; I can’t imagine having been in there alone with him. He left me crying in the exam room. If your problem is already diagnosed, a cut and dry case, I’m sure Dr. Brueseke does good work. But this experience left me feeling disbelieved and dehumanized at one of the lowest points in my life. Be warned, new moms.