Tracey J. Fein, MD

Wendy WIlliams

5 months ago

Dr. Fein is a superior OBGYN practitioner and has been my healthcare provider for decades. Her thorough exams and precise and thoughtful questions and answers cover the women’s health spectrum, from birth control, to pregnancy and delivery, to postpartum care and screenings, and peri- and menopause care. NYU Langone is lucky to have her, and I feel the same.

R. T.

7 months ago

My appt was last year and I’m still traumatized by the experience. I specifically asked for a full work up since it was my first time there in the NYU system and I specifically explained that my previous office was terrible and never gave me my full lab results from the prior year. So I wanted to start off by testing everything and getting a baseline for everything. I verbally and specifically expressed this to her. It literally went in one ear and out the other. Never did a full pap like I asked, I was in pain during the examination, and it caused me to bleed and have painful urination for over a week. All the concerns that I wanted to be tested she would specifically try to downplay it and then end with “but this is your appointment so if you want to, we can”, umm not after basically trying to deter me from it. In 40+ years of my life that was the most painful and most terrible experience I’ve ever had with an OBGYN. I don’t understand if I tell her I’m in literal pain during the examination why she would just continue on like nothing! And literally put me at risk for a UTI. I thought I had a UTI since it was burning for over a week. But it was definitely the trauma that she caused inside causing the bleeding and the urine passing through that was burning so much. Horrible horrible experience.

Ekaterina Muller

6 years ago

Dr. Fein delivered my beautiful daughter in August. I cannot be more grateful to what she has done as a doctor! From the first time I saw the doctor in January to my last appointment with her in October, Dr. Fein and her amazing team have done absolutely everything to make this experience wonderful, memorable, and very personal!. She always returned my phone calls within minutes to consult me on the state of my pregnancy and answer my questions, she was always polite and very professional. I always knew that as long as she cared for me and my unborn baby, we were in GOOD HANDS!!! My husband was absolutely delighted about her care as well!

Linda Tran

4 years ago

Dr. Fein is an amazing Gyno/OB. I have been seeing her for the past 5 years and she delivered my youngest son. I was induced a week before my due date and she stayed with me the entire time even after when my anesthesia did not wear off right away. She is also a highly skilled physician who noticed an unusual lump during a routine annual exam for a close relative. Ultimately, this led to a life saving diagnosis for a tumor that would never have been discovered otherwise. We truly appreciate Dr. Fein and her expertise.

Maureen Brennan

a year ago

The absolute worst doctor I’ve ever seen, and that includes the cardiologist who missed my defective pulmonary valve and told me my breathlessness was due to being fat. She was dismissive and rude and made me feel like I was bothering her or keeping her from doing something more important. I’m on Jardiance for heart failure so have to be very careful about infections down there. I had some very serious itching and discharge and went to see her and after she did a few tests she told me I was fine, gave me a prescription for some cream, but she didn’t explain where the itch was coming from or what to do to lessen it. She did say that it was very red and irritated and asked me if I was using some kind of “utensil“ to scratch “inside”. I don’t think she believed me when I looked at her in absolute horror and adamantly said “no”. I also had a huge lump on the inner wall. She said she didn’t see or feel anything. It’s still there. I can’t believe she’s affiliated with NYU because their doctors have always been the most talented, caring, and knowledgeable doctors I’ve ever had to deal with. I don’t know where she came from. I guess she’s the exception that proves the rule.