Doctors - Urology - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA
Urology • Boston, MA • Since 1811
About
Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) offers urology specialists and treatment options in Boston, MA. The page for Dr. Todd O’Brien lists MGH’s broader profile as a leading research-focused, patient-centered hospital with extensive diagnostic and treatment services across medical conditions. Key details from the page indicate MGH’s long-standing history (founded 1811), its presence in Danvers, MA, and its status as part of a large healthcare network with a strong emphasis on research, education, and community health. If you’re specifically seeking a urology doctor at MGH in Boston, this page provides a general hospital profile and directs you to the doctor’s individual profile for appointment information.
Clinic Type
Urology
Address
102 Endicott St, Suite LL00, Danvers, Massachusetts 01923, US
Phone
617-726-2000
giving@mgb.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Mass General Brigham Provider Site (Dr. Douglas Dahl): 4.93/5 (135)
- Mass General Brigham Provider Site (Dr. James Rosoff): 4.96/5 (264)
- Mass General Brigham Provider Site (Dr. Michael McDonald): 4.77/5 (244)
- Mass General Brigham Provider Site (Dr. Kathy Niknejad): 4.88/5 (33)
- Mass General Brigham Provider Site (Dr. Mark Preston): 4.94/5
Patients praise
- High clinical competence and technical skill, especially among surgeons
- Many physicians noted as kind, caring, and thorough by established patients
- Strong sense of trust and confidence in long-term treatment plans and complex cancer care
- Effective communication of medical information when patients feel heard and valued
Common complaints
- Difficulties with administrative staff, including unprofessionalism and lack of responsiveness to calls/emails
- Perceived cold, dismissive, or uninterested demeanor from some individual physicians
- Challenges with appointment scheduling and long wait times for bookings
- Frustration regarding communication lapses between departments and general coordination of care
"They have too many patients and not enough time to care. The doctor’s office we worked with in urology was difficult to book appointments... they were difficult to communicate with often not responding to phone calls or emails."
— LocalityBiz - Patient Review"Dr. Rosoff was caring. He was easy to talk to. He explained things. He made me feel very comfortable, very skilled, very competent. I can only say the highest things about him."
— Mass General Brigham Provider Site - Patient Review"From the second this doctor entered the room, he seemed agitated and bothered... I felt so dismissed! I had very real concerns that he seemed uninterested in helping me with or getting any kind of history."
— Mass General Brigham Provider Site - Patient ReviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Dr. Youngwu Kim, MD - Waltham, MA - Obstetrics and Gynecology, Urogynecology — Apr 28, 2026
- Dr. Naren Nimmagadda, MD - Lutherville, MD - Urology - Schedule an Appointment — Apr 16, 2026
- Greater Boston Urology Adds Dr. Ravi Kacker and MetroWest Urology Team, Expanding Footprint of U.S. Urology Partners Affiliate into Natik, Mass. | Morningstar — May 5, 2026
- Zhan Wu — Apr 19, 2026
- Robert D. Oates, MD, Honored with Urologic Lifetime Achievement Award | Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine — Nov 13, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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Summary: The Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) is a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital and a founding member of Mass General Brigham, based at 75 Francis Street, Boston. It operates as a large, research-driven institution with a Level I trauma emergency department and 793 beds. Notable leadership includes President Giles Boland, MD, and a broad executive team. BWH hosts a major hospital-based research program with over $630 million annual research funding. If you’re seeking information specific to the Department of Urology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital: - The Brigham’s Urology Department is part of the hospital’s clinical offerings, typically featuring surgical and medical urology services, clinical trials, and patient care pathways common to major academic centers. - For exact programs, physicians, clinic locations, and services within the Department of Urology at BWH, please consult the hospital’s urology page or contact the hospital directly.
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