Dr. Myrna Bobet, MD

Terrible woman! Stated that minors can't be prescribed stimulant medicine if not in public school. Never has wanted to acknowledge me self advocating for my child. Never listens to what works and what doesn't. She definitely makes sure you know that she knows all, regardless of your background. Absolutely rude & atrocious to the point my autistic son wanted to throw the computer we were having the appointment on.

She absolutely sucks. Very rude lady. God forbid you advocate for yourself and tell her what has also worked for medications in the family w the same issues. She basically said don’t tell her how to do her job, was short, and severe temper/attitude problem. This was years ago but I still remember it to this day. I have no idea why people would choose to keep seeing her. I saw her once and I was out of there. Ego problem 100%!! Avoid!!

Would not recommend.

Horrible, probably the worst doctor here. Avoid her.

She was absolutely terrible. She compares patients to her daughter and interrupts you to subject something you have said or to correct you. She never listened to my problems, and so I never got the help I needed. I would go in, and she would write a prescription and tell me that if I needed to talk to someone, I would have to pay for a counselor. She didn't care what I had to say at all. Not only that, but the office staff was incredibly rude and unhelpful. I will ever come back to this place.

I've been seeing Dr. Bobet for several years now. She is the only doctor who has come close to diagnosing my actual condition. In my experience, she is rational and doesn't overmedicate unless necessary. She is educated on the latest treatments. If I had one complaint, I would say that the office visits are too short.

Over the last several visits, I've clocked about 25 minutes of actual time in the office with Dr. Bobet. Her manner feels forced and disinterested, and the office's policy on paperwork (outright refusal to send / sign / authorize anything outside of a direct HIPPA Compliance request) is a major hurdle towards getting proper care set up. Eager to prescribe medications that exacerbated described conditions.