Paul Rebenack, MD is a Obstetrician / Gynecologist (OBGYN) - General practicing in Jacksonville, FL
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| University | Degree | Focus | Graduated |
|---|---|---|---|
| University of Central Florida College of Medicine | Medical Degree | 1986 | |
| University of South Fl College of Medicine, Tampa Fl | Other Degree | 1986 |
| Institution | Focus | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Residency - Shands Jacksonville Medical Center, Obstetrics And Gynecology | Not Specified | |
| Residency - University of Florida Program | Not Specified |
| Certification | Cert. Body | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Obstetrics and Gynecology | Obstetrics and Gynecology | Not Specified |
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Obstetrics & Gynecology
Accepts New Patients: Yes
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“Absolutely the best!”
I've been seeing Dr. Rebenack since 1998 when I was pregnant with my first child. As an anxious mom-to-be, he was great. My son was born in '99 and it was a difficult labor for me - other doctors would have given me a c-section (due to impatience!) but Dr. R. was patient enough to wait it out! Four years later, I had my second son with him. Absolutely great!
A few years ago, after a perfectly normal time working towards peri-menopause (which is not fun), I had the beginnings of (what I would later find out) was horrible adenomyosis. (Note: most women who have had kids & are in their 40's have a degree of this). After suffering for 6 months - due to my waiting - Dr. R. reluctantly (as the trend has been not to recommend them) suggested that I have a hysterectomy. After much research and planning for recovery, I agreed.
That was the best thing I ever did! I had the Da Vinci robotic one, and recovery was smooth - you just have to give your body a month to heal! I'm *so* happy now. I'm on HRT (Estring) every 3 months and feel like I have been liberated! (I tell you this so that if you are considering it, you'll realize that it's ok. I recommend it over a DnC or any other procedure - look online for other people's experiences as well.)
Malissa Kirsten - his PA - is also fabulous. She takes the time to listen to you and goes above and beyond. The staff - many who have been there for years - have a great attitude and are always helpful.
Dr. Rebenack saved my life 6 years ago when other ob/gyn's assured me I was having a miscarriage (after 2 months of weekly appointments). As it turned out, I had an ectopic pregnancy. Dr. Rebenack is the one who found the ectopic pregnancy and did the surgery. He said I would have bled to death if another day or two had passed. Two years ago, he monitored my pregnancy and delivered my son. He has always taken excellent care of me, and I will never see another ob/gyn as long as he's practicing medicine.
“Best doctor”
Dr. Rebenack saved my life 6 years ago when other ob/gyn's assured me I was having a miscarriage (after 2 months of weekly appointments). As it turned out, I had an ectopic pregnancy. Dr. Rebenack is the one who found the ectopic pregnancy and did the surgery. He said I would have bled to death if another day or two had passed. Two years ago, he monitored my pregnancy and delivered my son. He has always taken excellent care of me, and I will never see another ob/gyn as long as he's practicing medicine.
Comment - “ Absolutely the best! ”
I've been seeing Dr. Rebenack since 1998 when I was pregnant with my first child. As an anxious mom-to-be, he was great. My son was born in '99 and it was a difficult labor for me - other doctors would have given me a c-section (due to impatience!) but Dr. R. was patient enough to wait it out! Four years later, I had my second son with him. Absolutely great! A few years ago, after a perfectly normal time working towards peri-menopause (which is not fun), I had the beginnings of (what I would later find out) was horrible adenomyosis. (Note: most women who have had kids & are in their 40's have a degree of this). After suffering for 6 months - due to my waiting - Dr. R. reluctantly (as the trend has been not to recommend them) suggested that I have a hysterectomy. After much research and planning for recovery, I agreed. That was the best thing I ever did! I had the Da Vinci robotic one, and recovery was smooth - you just have to give your body a month to heal! I'm *so* happy now. I'm on HRT (Estring) every 3 months and feel like I have been liberated! (I tell you this so that if you are considering it, you'll realize that it's ok. I recommend it over a DnC or any other procedure - look online for other people's experiences as well.) Malissa Kirsten - his PA - is also fabulous. She takes the time to listen to you and goes above and beyond. The staff - many who have been there for years - have a great attitude and are always helpful.