Raymond J Reilly, MD

After seeing 6 different GYN“s for a year long problem of pain and discomfort to the point that I could no longer work, a friend recommended Dr. Reilly who came to my rescue and gave me the proper treatment that no one else could suggest. He has saved my life. I will be forever greatful to this wonderful man.

I just recently went to Dr. Reilly seeking some answers only to be utterly dismissed and ridicule.
I had surgery four years ago in Florida and I’ve begun to show similar symptoms within the past few months. After doing a bit of research, I concluded going to Dr. Reilly would resemble the quality and care I received in Florida. I was completely wrong.
He didn’t listen to a word I was telling him. Instead, he dismissed my previous diagnosis and my surgery four years ago, calling my cramps stress related and it was a mere coincidence the successful laparoscopic surgery made me feel better. Luckily for me, in between his insults (hinting that I was a hypochondria), he called me a «pretty girl» or a «little girl.»
I’ve never met a doctor who made me feel so insignificant by dismissing my pain and discomfort. It was obvious to me he didn’t view my history and current problems with any importance.

I am so fortunate to have Dr. Reilly as my gynecologist and would probably never even considered any other with operating on me. He is one of those rare and special people that comes along once in a lifetime. Let’s just hope that he never retires!!! Lois T.

Dr. Reilly is the best. I feel so lucky to have found a doctor as kind, knowledgeable, and compassionate as him. He will do everything he can to make you feel as comfortable as possible. He is really able to put himself in your shoes and he cares about all of his patients. He has decades of experience and it really shows. I completely trust him with my health. I don’t know what I’m going to do when he retires.
Best. Doctor. Ever.

My initial meeting w/​Dr. Reilly was many years ago. I was sick as could be and in a Boston Hospital (NOT Brigham & Women’s). Dr. Reilly had been contacted about my illness by my mom. He literally stopped by the hospital to see me late in the evening before he went home for the night! He looked over my records, spoke to me as kindly as anyone ever possibly could, and knew exactly what my problem was! I was at my wits’ end and I feel that he saved my life because I could not stand another moment of pain and misdiagnoses. I continued to see Dr. Reilly for many years until he had to remove my uterus. I am now having yet another problem my age of 60! I have not a clue as to what is wrong w/​me; my PCP hasn’t a clue; several tests have come back negative — and yet I continue to feel ill and miserable. I will call Dr. Reilly’s Office on Monday when it opens after the Thanksgiving Holiday break and make an appointment to see him. I am sure that Dr. Reilly will be able to figure it out and head me in the right direction so I will not be running around in circles feeling completely ‘given up on’ and ‘neglected’ as I do now. He was and still is the very best gyn in Boston IMHO.

I think the most nerve racking thing is visiting a gynecologist in a new city. After knowingly avoiding university doctors, I was referred to Dr. Reilly for a consultation. He is so kind and willing to answer any questions you may have. I believe he has several daughters, which makes it understandable why he’s so easy to talk to and personable. I would highly recommend seeing him if you are shopping for a new gynecologist. You won’t be disappointed!