Jessica Cabodi's Online Review Report Card

Great doctor. Caring and patient.

Was very sad when my long time physician retired. Thought I'd never find someone who cared as much but Dr Cabodi does. She listens well, remembers, follows up with us personally, and cares. Feel lucky to have found her.

Dr Cabodi is excellent. She asks and answers questions; works holistically. At 72 I am so fortunate to find a physician who is not too young and not likely ready to retire soon. I trust her.

I have been a Patient of Dr. Cabodi for about 8 years. During that time she has bent over backwards for me to facilitate my care , rescheduling appts. when i was unable to come. Spent time off the clock to call me and make sure i was doing ok when i failed to "check in " as promised. A Dr. can only be expected to do "so much" and in my experience she always goes above and beyond , also her staff has been and is always helpful to me. I literally trust Dr. Cabodi with my life and i've never felt that way about any previous doctors. Come prepared to communicate and you'll get this level of care also. In fact all the providers i have seen in various departments have been "good to excellent" and I've seen my share.

Great Doctor ! You very much get the feeling she cares for her patients. Like previous posts, never in a rush and asks questions. I am very glad i made the switch to her when my previous provider retired.

I just got back from my annual appointment with my new primary care doc and was reminded of what a terrible experience I had with Jessica. She lists skin care as an area of specialty or expertise, and of course examined me for any skin issues. In a shocking development, she found two spots she felt were worthy of biopsy and scheduled me for a follow up appointment. Here is where I made the mistake of not just going to a dermatologist immediately. When I returned for my excising appointment, I was told to lie on stomach on the exam table. She proceeded to punch biopsy the spot on my shoulder, which was uncomfortable but not bad. The second sample was too big for the punch so she administered local anesthetic and removed it with a scalpel. More than a couple times it was pretty painful and I voiced my discomfort. Jessica replied that I needed to be tougher and she was almost done. I need to be tougher? That's not an okay answer from a physician. Why use anesthesia at all? Fast forward to the test results - both returned pre-cancerous (hopefully like the rest of my body). On one she didn’t get clean margins so recommended I schedule a follow up excision with a dermatologist. Really? I come in for excision and you can't be thorough enough to get clean margins, necessitating yet another appointment and excision? Unacceptable lack of attention to detail and patient wellbeing. Her actions resulted in two office visits, two excisions and lab tests, and a recommendation for a third office visit to a specialist and more excision and lab tests. Are you sure you’re billing the insurance company enough, Jess? I subsequently went to a highly respected dermatologist who confirmed Jessica's treatment was unnecessary and poorly executed. I've never returned and will not. There are so many far better doctors. Do yourself a favor and find one.

I just got back from my annual appointment with my new primary care doc and was reminded of what a terrible experience I had with Jessica. She lists skin care as an area of specialty or expertise, and of course examined me for any skin issues. In a shocking development, she found two spots she felt were worthy of biopsy and scheduled me for a follow up appointment. Here is where I made the mistake ...

Dr. Cabodi has been my primary care physician for several years now. She has provided excellent care for everything from women's health, migraines, minor running injuries, and behavioral heath. She and her team are incredibly responsive and she always makes time in her schedule when I really need it. I'm very grateful for her care.

I saw Dr. Cabodi once when my regular doctor was sick and I needed an appointment quickly with whomever was available. She was dismissive and condescending. When I asked about whether I should get a shingles shot (I had heard older people are advised to get them--I am 63), she went off on a rant about how the shots are hard to come by because all the Boomers are crowding to get them, and therefore no one else can get one. This turned into an age-ist diatribe that made me feel completely disregarded and dispensable as a person, let alone as a patient. Adding insult to injury, she was extremely rough in the pelvic exam and as a result I had the first painful exam in my life after having had literally dozens in my lifetime. Enough said.

She is is fantastic! She listens well, asks a lot of questions, and never rushes you. She is very warm and caring. I would highly recommend her!