Jennifer Biggs's Online Review Report Card

My 14 year old son has a detailed VAERS report from 2008. He regressed into autism at 15M. I also have a medical exemption due to an adverse reaction in 2007. I asked Dr. Biggs for a medical exemption for the experimental COVID-19 shots, until they were fully FDA approved. His father lives in the UK & hasn't seen his son in 2 years. Not only was my request refused but I didn't even get a phone call from Dr. Biggs. Instead a nurse completely gaslit me, claiming that because I filed the VAERS claim, my son's 'pediatrician obviously disagreed' with me at the time. Finally another Dr. (allegedly one of the owners) at the practice called me & said, 'It is our belief that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks & our decision is final.' When I reminded him that anyone under 20 has statistically 0% chance (.003%) of dying from the virus, but yet there are risks associated with vaccines & adverse reactions, he said again, 'Our decision is final' & that I should 'find another practice.'

My 14 year old son has a very detailed VAERS report from 2008, where he regressed into autism. I asked Dr. Jennie Biggs for a medical exemption for the experimental COVID-19 shots, just until they were fully FDA approved. His father lives in the UK and hasn't seen his son in person in 2 years. Not only was my request refused but Dr. Biggs didn't even have the courage or decency to call me directly. Instead a nurse completely gaslit me, claiming that because I filed the VAERS claim, my son's 'pediatrician at the time obviously disagreed' with me. Finally another Dr. (allegedly one of the owners) at the practice called me and said, 'We are not providing an exemption. It is our belief that the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks' and that our decision is final.' When I mentioned that anyone under 20 has statistically 0% chance (.003%) of dying of the virus but yet there are risks associated with vaccines and adverse reactions, he said again, 'Our decision is final,' and recommended that we seek another practice. Great job Pediatric Physicians with 1st DO NO HARM. Totally despicable.

Dr. Jenny is an outstanding physician. She takes time to listen to your questions and does a thorough examination for well and sick visits. She is warm and friendly and is truly a trusted source of valuable information for keeping children safe and well. We love how she goes above and beyond to care for her patients.

The following is my personal opinion regarding the quality of care that I received as a patient of Dr. Jennifer Biggs, a doctor at Arlington Women’s Center. I will state upfront that I am not a doctor; nevertheless, this is my personal opinion for readers to evaluate accordingly. During my pregnancy, prenatal testing revealed that I had low Papp-A, a protein indicator that signals an increased likelihood of adverse complications such as intrauterine growth restriction, preeclampsia, placental abruption, premature birth, or fetal death. At my twenty week maternal fetal medicine visit, the doctor there expressed concern about the growth of the baby. Needless to say, I was alarmed by the concerns expressed. Despite some weight gain, I elected to stop my fitness program of almost-daily five mile walks. Yet at my follow-up appointment with Dr. Biggs, Biggs did not seem to share my concerns. Instead she berated me about my weight gain and told me that, in fact, I needed to exercise even more. When I stated that I stopped exercising because I was concerned about the growth of my baby, Dr. Biggs seemed incredulous, responding that, "the baby takes what the baby needs." When I expressed concern about the earlier finding of low Papp-A, Dr. Biggs again seemingly dismissed these concerns, responding that she sees many women with low Papp-A who go on to have healthy full term babies. When I expressed concern about a recent spike in blood pressure readings that I was taking at home, Dr. Biggs was incredulous that I was monitoring my blood pressure and argued that since the nurse recorded a relatively normal reading during my visit, there was little cause for worry. Throughout my visit, I found Dr. Bigg’s manner flippant and condescending. In fact, I felt personally attacked. Moreover, in spite of several indications that, in my opinion, would have justified further inquiry, Dr. Biggs never ordered follow-up growth ultrasounds to determine if my baby was growing as it should. Well, my baby was born prematurely with intrauterine growth restriction and I believe could have very well been born stillborn except for another doctor in the practice who ordered an ultrasound to find out by baby’s weight at 35 weeks. There, the ultrasound revealed that I had low amniotic fluid and that my baby was significantly underweight for its gestational age. Less than 24 hours later, I delivered by emergency C-section. In my opinion, I got lucky that my baby didn't die, but I was unlucky in that I missed several key interventions that might have helped my baby to better grow. I will never let Dr. Biggs handle another pregnancy of mine, and I regret that I allowed myself to stay under her care.

All of the doctors in this group are great, but Dr Jennie is my favorite, my kids love her, and she's dependable and kind and listens!