Cynthia Mosbrucker

After having mesh removed and 3 additional surgeries for urinary incontinence at UCLA I was looking for a doctor closer to home. I met with her and she said she could help. She did surgery and tightened my own tissue sling and tacked bladder up. On the way home from the surgery i began to suffer with horrible retention and ended up in the ER. Ended up going to the ER 4 more times for retention and had never had this problem before. i went back to her office and they taught me how to self-catheter for when this happens. so now I have to deal with a new problem that i never had before and she didn't correct the incontinence problem i went to her for.

She removed 3 female organs without permission despite the fact that I explicitly wrote "leave all my organs" & verbally told her so. After the surgery, instead of telling me what she had done, she let me find out by myself when I read my discharge paperwork at home. I was/am SO devastated! When she finally called me 48 hours later, she told me she "did me a favor" & admitted "I didn't read your consent form" & showed no compassion for how she violated my rights. No apology! This is called Medical Battery. For instance, if someone needs a kidney transplant or they risk dying, they can legally decline the transplant. Do your research! I have posted this review in multiple sites in order to get the information out there for anyone considering her services. She already has disciplinary action on her license and has done this to others like myself. Each procedure is it's own code so every time she removes something, she is paid more. Even if she did care, money is definitely a factor.

I was so hopeful but it was all for not. I waited almost a year for my surgery and, though I was utterly miserable, I patiently waited. In the meantime, I was provided little relief, had my prior care called into question, and was treated like a burden. I'm six months post-op and the pain is back along with other pre-surgery symptoms. This is no better than the prior nine surgeries before finding PacEndo. I'd go back but the NP I was seeing left (I was notified by my insurer, not the office), they decided to stop taking my insurance at the end of the year, and they actually ignored my plea for care by telling me to just go to the ER. I feel abandoned. There practice genuinely does not care about their patients, just the money.

I made an appointment at this office in September 2019, I was only able to see the NP. I had a prolapse, which she confirmed, then they made me an appointment to see the Doctor in October 2020. I suggest if you need to see a Doctor for your problem, go somewhere else because they say she only comes into the office 1 or 2 days a week.

Her motto is "hope for women with pelvic pain," but I left my appointment (which I waited a year for) feeling discouraged and hopeless. I can't speak to her endometriosis expertise, but her claim of "treating everything" doesn't hold up for vulvar conditions, particularly vulvodynia. She told me I'd already tried everything, barely spent time with me, didn't do any kind of exam, pushed surgery without knowing my history, and had a poor, impatient bedside manner. She was out the door before I had a chance to ask questions. She made me feel like I was putting her out despite her knowing why I was coming in and personally encouraging me to keep the appointment, saying she had new ideas for me. I do not recommend her for vulvar pain.

Dr. Mosbrucker was able to correct an unsuccessful surgery by another doctor. She is not only personable, but very skilled in her field.

She is one of the finest doctors you will ever meet. She has a heart the size of Texas but is also extremely competent and intuitive. She discovered that I didn’t have endometriosis at all, rather diverticulitis. She took the time to delve into a difficult case and think outside the box in a way that ultimately may have saved my life.

After suffering horribly from endometriosis for 2 decades, I found Dr. Mosbrucker! This woman performed incredibly thorough, life-changing surgery and I could NOT be more grateful! A stellar surgeon and, as a bonus...the coolest, most genuine lady! Biggest fan for life???

I advocate for endometriosis patients all over the world. Dr Mosbrucker is a stunningly competent surgeon, compassionate, committed to relieving pelvic pain and removing endometriosis where ever it lies. Something that not very many patients can do. She is currently on hiatus but will be returning to practice later this year.

I had endometriosis excision surgery by Dr. M 2 years ago today. I've never felt better. So grateful for her.