Brady Wanda A, MD

Id give zero stars of that was an option. Just left my appointment with Dr Pasqual. She has to be the rudest dr with the worst bedside manner. She was late to the appointment and then hurried and rushed me during the entire time. She pushed me back on the chair to do the baby’s heart beat and had the nerve to undo my pants and made me ask questions while she did the heartbeat so i missed the whole experience. Then i needed to address my concerns because im beyond worn down and tired and asked for a note to reduce work hours. Not trying to get disability involved or insurance i just wanted her to recommend a shorter work day to increase my quality of life because im miserable. I am 37 with GD and all i do is work & sleep, literally. She was not supportive and got very combative. I left my appointment feeling not cared about. I called Dr Kassar in Glendora and they are already getting me in next week and showed a lot of concern. Im went back into magan and transferred my medical records. Stay away from this medical group. One of the receptionists up front (not the black haired woman) is exceptional rude too! San dimas hospital where you’d deliver is extremely outdated and no nicu unit, the nicu is all the way over in west covina so the baby & mom would be seperated if something were to happen. Horrible horrible horrible.

Let me start off by saying that the two stars is NOT directed towards Dr. Brady herself. Dr. Brady was the first Dr. that I met with for my 8 week ultrasound and she was one of the nicest, most down to earth, pleasant and personable doctors I’ve ever had. I wish that I could see Dr. Brady and Dr. Brady ONLY throughout my pregnancy, but unfortunately, due to the fact that you must rotate between her, Dr. Pascual and one more doctor, I have decided to leave Magan Medical Clinic and transfer to a new doctor.
My second appointment was with «doctor» Pascual and was for a checkup when I was 13 weeks. I have never met a more rude, passive aggressive, patronizing, condescending, downright AWFUL doctor in my entire life. I don’t even feel comfortable referring to her as a doctor.
Just to fill you in a little on what happened, I told her that I have a Fetal Doppler at home and I listen to the baby’s heartbeat every night. Long story short, she gets super rude and tells me that I’m not trained for that, there’s no way that I know the difference between my own heartbeat, the placenta and my baby’s heartbeat, that 13 weeks is too early to find the heartbeat on a doppler, and that I must’ve bought a knockoff doppler. First of all lady, I’ve been able to pick up the heartbeat since week 9 and it doesn’t take a genius to know the difference between a baby’s heart beat and your own. And for the record, the doppler she uses is the SAME ONE I HAVE. I don’t think I need to be trained on how to point a stick at something and listen to the sounds that come from it. Also, she told me that the blood test I did for the NT scan wouldn’t give me the sex of the baby and that it was a totally different test. I found out from my new doctor that was a lie. She also told me that it was pointless to bring my husband to the actual NT scan because it wasn’t anything special and that they wouldn’t show me the whole baby, just the back of the neck, and that I definitely wouldn’t get any pictures. I’m so glad I didn’t listen to her and that I asked my husband to come! They let us see the whole baby, all the fingers and toes and even let us watch it for a few minutes while it rolled around and sucked its fingers! OH AND WE GOT 6 PICTURES. I couldn’t imagine my husband not being there for that! That’s the first time we’ve seen it since it was basically a blob on the screen!
I had so many questions for her when I went in, but unfortunately left in tears because of this doctor, with no answers to anything. Im not asking to be best friends with my doctor or go out for coffee, but please, just be nice. I feel that an OB should understand that this is all new for some of us and that we don’t need to be looked down upon or lied to. It really is sad that I won’t be able to see Dr. Brady anymore, but if she’s smart, she’ll get Ms. Pascual out of there before losing anymore patients. My new doctor had already heard horror stories about her and said I wasn’t the first person that transferred to their office because of the way Ms. Pascual treated them. Seriously, just look at the reviews below this and you’ll see another bad experience because of her.
Moral of the story, if you can stay with just Dr. Brady, do it. If you have to rotate, RUN.

I had a very bad experience with this clinic. The ONLY reason I am giving them 2 stars is based on the fact that Dr. Brady was very kind and had magnificent bedside manners.
I was referred here by my primary care physician. The OBGYN options in the area were poor and Magan Medical had decent reviews. The gals at the front were all very nice and were able to get me scheduled last minute. The wait time is a bit long, but I know that is based on the fact that Dr. Brady takes her time with people.
However, the biggest issues I had with them are the following:
— I was misdiagnosed with Gestational Diabetes very early in the pregnancy. Due to my diagnosis, they sent me to a bunch of different places for nutrition and diabetic treatment. They also started sending me to perinatal care. All of this was based on ONE blood test and they refused to double check it and/​or retest. The specialists they referred me to gave me a faulty blood glucose meter that would give me high readings. I verified this when I requested another meter and suddenly all my readings were normal.
— Due to the structure of their clinic, you are required to rotate between the three doctors in the office. Dr. Brady is wonderful, but Dr. Pasqual is not. During my one appointment with her, I left the office in tears. She made me feel worthless due to my GD diagnosis and basically said, «We don’t care about your well being, only the well being of the baby.» This came after I told her I had not been feeling well the last three weeks and she refused to check me. She also belittled me for not bringing in my meter numbers, even though they did not instruct or indicate at any given point in time that I had to bring those in. Trust me when I say they and their specialists’ education was very poor and spotty.
After their refusal to retest me for GD, Dr. Pasqual’s poor bedside manners, their issues referring me to the appropriate GD specialist and their doctor rotation — I decided it was best go back to my prior OBGYN and make the extra drive.
For those wondering, I was thoroughly retested for GD with my current OBGYN and sure enough I do not have GD. That is proof enough that they misdiagnosed me and were simply milking my insurance.

Dr Brady is very supportive, reassuring and knowledgeable. love her! She is the best you can find.

I have nothing but respect and admiration for Dr. Brady. She was thorough and seemed sincere in her concern when I went to her for my first annual checkup in 5-​or-​so years.
How her office is run — or how Magan Medical Clinic is run — however, is a different matter. After repeatedly stating that I want to make sure the the office and doctor is in-​network, and being assured by her office that the checkup was 100% covered by my insurance, Dr. Brady’s office sent my labwork to an out-​of-​network lab without telling me.
If I had known, I would have asked for an in-​network lab — which is exactly what I did when Dr. Brady ordered bloodwork: I asked for a written order so I can take it myself to a lab which is 100% covered.
What’s worse than costing me a 20% copay for an out-​of-​network provider, what they did triggered an additional $ 3,000 deductible. So my deductible went from $ 3,000 to $ 6,000 because her office did not care to tell me they do not process their own samples and did not check with me which labs were in my network. A simple courtesy of asking one question would have saved me money and stress. Additionally, it took 2 days of calling Dr. Brady’s office before I could get her medical assistant to talk to me.
Now I have to wait until next year to get bloodwork done all because they did not take the time to ask me. So my ¹⁵⁰⁄₁₀₁ blood pressure at checkup has probably been through the roof since I found out and will go unchecked until 2017 because I will still have to pay for an in-​network doctor to get my blood pressure checked– at which point I’ll probably need new kidneys.
$ 3000 may be nothing to a big office like Magan Medical, but it’s a lot for a single-​income earner. ONE QUESTION would have made a big difference, but you couldn’t be bothered.
This is why it takes me years to go back to the doctor’s office — each visit creates more headaches. I think I’d rather die.

I was really looking to find a new doctor because mine is so far away from where I live. I called the office not realizing they were closed but some lady answered and was so rude it was ridiculous. I just asked her whether or not the doctor was in and if not if there was a way for me to leave a message for her to call me. She rudely interrupted me and went on about how she DOESN’T take messages or set up appointments. I was appalled at how down right rude she was. I honestly might not even come here at all now even to meet the doctor just because of her attitude. I’m having a baby and I just want a good doctor whose close to my house and that works around and with people that are kind and actually care about their job, which she clearly did not.

Love dr. brady!!! She is so sweet and actually seems like she cares about you as a person.

Today was my first appointment with Dr. Brady and I have to say that I was more than pleased. I have been with Dr. Rose (in the same office) for many years but she’s leaving to practice elsewhere so I was scheuled with Dr. Brady instead.
I was called into the offce about 20 minutes past my appointment time and sat in the exam room for about 10 minutes before she arrived. I don’t blame the doctor for being late, you never know what’s going on with the patients who were scheduled before you — which is why I always try to schedule my appointments as early as possible to avoid that backup!
Even with starting my appointment late, I never felt rushed. Dr. Brady answered all of my questions fully, yet concisely, professionally and courteously. I was impressed before my exam even began. I felt very comfortable as she made the conversation more friendly than clinical — she’s a real person with issues like the rest of us; I admire that.
I was happy with Dr. Rose for many years but I am very happy with Dr. Brady and hope to be with her for many years to come.

Dr Brady is all around an amazing doctor. Not only is she very professional and polite but she is kind, understanding and seems to genuinely care about her patients. She always made sure to answer all my questions and concerns and never made me feel rushed. I never waited more than 15 minutes over my appointment time to see her. It never bothered me to wait since she never made me feel rushed and always took her time with me. I was also lucky to have her deliver my baby since she is one of three rotating Dr’s that I seen, I wasn’t sure who was going to be on call. Anyways she is a total sweetheart and will definitely be going back to her when I have my next baby.

I saw Dr. Brady during my pregnancy and I’m glad she was one of my doctor. She’s such a sweetheart and always answered my questions with informative answers. Such a calm and patient doctor, made everything pleasurable.

I have seen Dr. Brady through 2 pregnancies. Magan has 3 OB/​Gyn doctors who rotate through maternity patients. She want consistently late for whatever reason no matter when I made an appointment I had to wait at least 30 – 45 minutes in the exam room to see her. This problem does not occur with the other two doctors and I feel it is unprofessional and inconsiderate for her to do this on a regular basis. Others I know have seen her and though she is friendly and an adequate doctor they all agree that she is always late for every appointment.

I saw Dr. Brady for an OB/​GYN appointment. My first impression of her: she seems to be extremely busy. I had to wait about 45 minutes after my allotted appointment time to see her. She answered all my questions but she seemed preoccupied during my consult (seemed like she needed to get somewhere). I would not recommend this doctor — you can find better quality care with another OB/​GYN.