Shereen Beverly, MD

Dr. Beverly is an awesome doctor and would highly recommend her. Even though the other reviews say other wise, it’s most likely how they approach her. She is a very friendly and the staff here makes you feel at home. If you want warm and welcoming place this is place to go. They have been supportive with my wife and keep you well informed about everything that’s going on.

I truly wish there was a negative 5 star rating available for this physician. She is eligible (years in the profession) for retirement and that is EXACTLY what she needs to do. I would recommend her to my worst enemy! Run run as fast as you can away from this physician. She does not take well to patients being involved in THEIR healthcare choices. Her dress was sloppy… thrown together at best and she was able to pretend that she cared and it was a pleasure meeting me for all of 2 minutes. At examination one of her first comments were, «you’re tiny!» My thoughts were…“Duh, it didn’t require me to undress from the waist down for that «educated opinion! As she proceeded to examine my abdomen and how far the uterine fibroids expanded my uterus, she began snickering as though something was funny. VERY DISTASTEFUL!!! From there she performed a pelvic exam and began telling me what her assessment was, how she’d suggest proceeding and the surgical removal approach she’d perform. I was so shocked by how she wanted to proceed, I couldn’t hold my discontentment any longer. At this point she removed her gloves and began making notes in her computer. She never told me that the examination was over, never instructed me to push by from the edge of the examining table, never told me that I could get dressed or anything of the like. After I removed my feet from the stir-​ups and got dressed, I asked if she’d be forwarding a copy of her opinion/​report to…(she cut me off by asking «who would I like her to forward it to?)! At this point I told her… DON’T WORRY ABOUT IT BECAUSE I COULD CARE LESS IF YOU PROVIDED IT TO ANYONE! Then I exited the office. Exam room was dirty, check-​in/​waiting area, vitals station is VERY tight. felt like sardines packed in a small space at the health department. Staff was kind and nice, but the physician should retire today!!!

Me and my pregnant wife pursued other options for our prenatal care after being a patient of Dr Shereen. Not a good doc.

I wish I could give dr Beverly 10 starts! She is amazing she is so caring and her amazing staff build a personal relationship with you to them you are not just another patient they treat you as you were family! I never seen an office run so smoothly and you always feel welcomed right away! Elizabeth is amazing as well she helps you through with every concern you might need she is available ²⁴⁄₇! I cannot see another doctors office doing the same I would not change this doctor for the world. My fiancé also loves the staff because they welcomed him also with open arms!

I’ve been a patient of Dr. Beverly for over 9 years. She delivered all three of my children. I think Dr. Beverly is an excellent doctor that is patient, caring, and tries to help you have a better understanding of what’s going on with you. Her staff is terrific, and very resourceful.
It’s funny how a person wants to write a negative review and try to put people out on blast but doesn’t say what their actions were. When you have a problem with your female parts naturally if told something is wrong you go get it checked out and make sure you follow up face to face with the doctor to see what is the next step of treatment. No offense to anybody.

A 5 for Dr Beverly but 2 for the staff I been going to this Dr for at least 8 years I was with her when her office was in Hawthorne on 118 she is an amazing Dr she knows exactly what she is doing however because of the staff I have to say I will no longer be returning I hate to feel this way but the staff makes the experience so difficult Yvette gave me wrong information crystal gave me wrong Information and when I advised her about the staff unprofessionalism she hung up in my face. This is not the first time I’ve had issues with this new staff Because Dr Bev is so good at what she does she has sooooo many patients and the wait even with an appointment has become ridiculous and the staff are not scheduling correctly so Dr Beverly if you see this review thank for being an amazing Dr for all these years and thank you for never being rude I wish I can say the same for your new staff

Despite of the reviews, I can whole heartedly say this place is magnificent! The front desk is so nice & so funny that speaking to her didn’t feel like an interview, The wait time was quick as well.
The clinic is, I’ll admit, not the prettiest but it is clean and cozy for intimate appointments, definitely different compared to a UCLA doctors office. The nurses are superb as well! They all are so nice, helpful, and make light into situations when needed!
Everything was great, quick, and informative. Dr. Beverly and her call-​in doctors are all down to earth, wholesome, and amazing. I’ll be back!

I have been going to Dr. Beverly for two years now with no problems. She has always been kind and laid back — I really like her down to earth demeanor. Her staff is nice and the woman who always takes my blood and super patient with me, talking to me about work and asking me questions to distract me when I am squirmish. I definitely recommend her. Minus one star for the building not being very nice, but it is still sanitary and does the job. Not horrifying, just not the best. But I have terrific and affordable HMO insurance so I’ll take this rather than paying out the wahoo for a PPO and having a nicer building in a nicer neighborhood any day!
Also some corrections to the Unilocal website: Her name is Shereen Beverly, not Beverly Shereen. She is now at 16 812 Hawthorne Blvd, Lawndale, CA 90 260… I’ll try to submit edits to this info on Unilocal

My mother had bern coming to this ob/​gyn for yers now and thanks to all the other reivews I now know what she means «they are delicate here» this place has a horrible feel to it the moment you walk into the lobby and the worst par is you dont see anyone at the front dest its closed of everyone sittin and its coverd by a plexi glass and cant see inside. Dont come here

I am utterly appalled and offended by the NEGATIVE reviews and LIES mentioned about Dr. Shereen Beverly.
I am currently a patient and have been for some time now and I have never met a person such as Shereen. She’s direct and honest, patient and sincere. Her beside manner is above and beyond. When Shereen treated me in the past I was at my lowest; this women not only listened to me vent my frustrations about being a new mom she counseled me also to mention stayed late unselfishly to help me sort out my problems.
This woman is a class act. Her professionalism far exceeded my expectations. So you who posted NEGATIVE or UNTRUE comments about Dr. Beverly, go eat one!
Genia Guy Watson

I was horrified when googling this doctor to see that she has terrible reviews from other patients. She clearly needs to lose her license. I went into pre-​term labor on a fight from Hawaii to Michigan, and my layover was at LAX. I was taken to the nearest hospital which was unfortunately Centinela Hospital in Inglewood. Dr. Beverly was the on-​call doctor. She didn’t arrive for four hours until after I checked in, and the nurses told me that she was «running errands and taking a shower». I was only 22 weeks pregnant and this was clearly an emergency, so this information was horrifying to me and my husband. When she finally showed up, she was agitated and condescending. She referred to my pregnancy as an «inevitable abortion» because I was having contractions. I told her that they were slowing down and I was trying to relax, and to just let me wait and see if the labor stopped. She said she had to do an exam — it was a forceful and painful exam, and she broke my water, which meant the baby couldn’t be saved no matter what. I was crying and extremely distraught, as this was completely unexpected and we were in total shock. She told my husband and I that it was all our fault and that we should have never been cleared for travel — which makes no sense at all, there is no reason why I should have worried about traveling in the second trimester, and my doctor at home had told us it was completely safe. She left the room, but not before throwing her gloves angrily across the table. She was so unprofessional and rude it was hard to believe she was an actual doctor. The entire experience was a living nightmare. Next, I was left in labor for four hours with no monitoring, just a nurse who barely spoke english checking in on me about once an hour. My son was born not breathing with the cord wrapped around his neck, and the nurse who clearly had no training in birth, said that there was nothing she could have done. I will be filing many formal complaints about this, but after reading the other horrible reviews on Dr. Beverly, I felt it necessary to share my story as well. This doctor needs to lose her license. In my mind I hold her personally responsible for the death of my son. No attempts to save his life were performed, and her bedside manner alone was just horrifying. I was treated like I was in a 3^rd world country. I have since been diagnosed with PTSD after this experience.

Pulling up to Dr. Shereen’s office in Lawndale, I approached the building with trepidation. The lawn was uncut and brown; the iron fence was rusted and mishapen. I wondered what the inside of her office could look like if the outside suffered such deferred maintenance. Well, I’ll tell you the inside was by no means hygenic and sanitary looking either. Her office was dark and dank looking. When I was weighed, I was instructed to set my purse on the blood vial spinner because there was «no where else to put it.» The staff itself was friendly, but that was not enough to offset the feeling that I needed to personally check to see if a clean needle was used to draw my blood. Dr. Shereen’s demeanor was only mildly pleasant at first, but then it became all business. Overall, the place gives me the heebie-​jeebies. Lastly, don’t be surprised if you end up with a bill for typical prenatal screening costs – even if you have insurance.

Ms Guy, it is very disrespectful to accuse others of being liars. It’s been a few years now. I was in pain and humiliated by my experience– it was a standout in terrible bedside manor even now. One woman was manually torn. I am now a certified doula and know there are better ways of doing what Dr. Beverly was trying to do. Another woman had her infant die. A tangent is inappropriate and appalling.
I went to Dr. Beverly 2 weeks ago because I moved 3,000 miles and needed a new ob/​gyn. From the molment she walked in the room she had a nasty attitude. Then she started the exam. She was ROUGH, it was actully hurting and she actully did things without informing or asking me. Then told me with an expressionless face I was symtomatic of cancer and to schedule a very painful sounding biopcy.
Then, as I went back to the front office to schedule the biopcy they informed me that they forgot to take my blood and to come back in. The tech missed my veins 4 times then YELLED at me that I seemed to nervous and it was messing her up.
Last year I was sick with a prolonged illness and was in the hospital 6 times. Because of that I have no fear of needles and if she was missing my veins it was not my doing.
The only reason I rated as high as 2 stars is that I lost my job do to illness a year ago and don’t make much money anymore. The office staff did help me get the family pact greencard. But trust me, I took that card and found a better doctor right away.

I cant agree with ann, I love doctor Beverly and she delivered both my kids ages 5 and 1 now. I been going to Dr. Beverly for about 6 years now, and wouldn’t have it different. She keeps it real and is very professional. When i read the other comment I was like OMG, while reading it. I wasn’t even signed up to reply on Unilocal,but i had to sign up. I mean, give credit when credit is do. She would never do anything that would harm a baby, that’s not her at all. Me and my husband wouldn’t feel comfortable letting any other doc. deliver our kids. It feels like home when i go to her office. Her and her staff are the best… Matter of Fact I have an appt. with her today, YAYYYYY for DR. BEVERLY AND HER STAFF

I met Dr. Beverly for the first time the night my baby was born– she was my ob/gyn’s backup for my delivery.
She happened to be at the hospital already for another patient. She offered to break my water bag while she was checking my dilation. I refused politely because I preferred it to break naturally. So she decided to go home until I progressed more.
She returned to the hospital around 4am and she was clearly irritable. She made some sarcastic and condescending remarks which was very unprofessional.
She also had no awareness or regard for my birthing preferences at that point. Apparently her objective was to get the baby out as quick as possible without relevance to the mother or the child.
During my second stage of labor she caused me excruciating physical pain (not the result of the birthing process). Without any consent or forewarning she tore my perineum to the second degree with her bare hands (this was not a surgical procedure or even a necessary one) rather than allowing my son’s head to stretch or tear the perineum as part of process.
She then forcefully began pulling on my baby’s head to get his body out. She did not wait for a contraction to urge his body out or even tug gently and allow his body to turn. My husband and I were highly concerned that she may have injured the baby’s spine by pulling so hard.
My husband and my doula were at my side watching the entire process and they were horrified. I have also been emotionally and physically traumatized by this experience.
Perhaps Dr. Beverly was just having a bad night but it seems probable to me that this is characteristic of her manners as a physician. I personally would not want to place the occasion of my child’s birth on a doctor’s mood the day of delivery. — I would not want to place myself in the hands of any Dr. who lacks compassion or professionalism.