Dr. Brianna Donlon, MD

If you’re looking for a doctor who will listen, advocate for you, and prioritize your health, I highly recommend Dr. Donlon. Her commitment to patient care is truly unmatched.

My husband and I tried to conceive for years with no luck. Dr Donlon did all the tests needed and said everything came back normal, thus diagnosed me with unexplained infertility. Appointment after appointment I asked, 'Is there anything else I can do to help myself naturally? Are my vitamin levels ok? Do I need to change my diet?' The answer was no, there wasn't anything I needed to change, but I could try a certain medication for a more robust ovulation. The medication ended up causing more damage than being helpful. After another year I decided to look for help elsewhere. I found a naturopathic doctor who immediately found low vitamin levels, started me on supplements, acupuncture, diet and exercise changes. I was feeling the best I had in many many years. After 6 months of making changes and actively trying to NOT get pregnant... it was time to start trying.. and our first month I was pregnant. Naturally. If you are struggling with fertility Dr Donlon is not the doctor for you.

I love Dr. Donlon. My first pregnancy ended in a miscarriage and although she was gentle, she was firm enough to let me know the very real possibility form the start. honestly, I hated it and was in denial, but once I accepted it, I came to love her for telling me what i didn't want to hear. I'm nearing the end of my second pregnancy now and she is fantastic about not letting me worry, answering all of my questions and seeing when i've spent too much time self diagnosing on the internet. i'd recommend her to anyone.

I previously saw Dr. Ruedrich, he was my OBGyn for over 15 years. When Dr. R was no longer doing certain procedures, the NP referred me to Dr. Donlon. I have a disorder; I've had it my whole life. It's not common, but there are clinical studies on how to treat it, and one of the options for treatment is a total hysterectomy. Dr. Donlon dismissed me and told me no one in their office would ever do such a procedure. I'm done having kids and have tried all the other treatment options referenced. A few months later, the ACOG released their clinical practice guidelines on my condition; Surgical Management is one of the standards the ACOG lists. There are 108 references in the ACOG guidelines. She either doesn't listen or follow current clinical practice guidelines; neither is acceptable.