Dr. Jay Hendelman

Hi to the hendelman family. I had both my babies at Emerson hospital who are now 31 and 28. I would see Jay in the hallway and he would cover for my gyn Dr bender. Jay always put a smile in his patience face. He was professional and funny. He was a great guy and spoke highly of his family. How honored I feel to have known jay and keep him and his family in my heart and prayers Always. Cindy I hope you and the girls are doing well and keeping safe.
Sincerely
Andrea Connolly

I just learned after all these years. I moved out of the area and lost touch. Dr Hendelman delivered both of my children. Timothy in 1988; and Jessica in 1991. Privileged to have his service and to get to know him then.

I am so sorry for your loss..Dr Hendleman was a great guy..I just found out about his passing and i had to write how sad I feel...when my son Chris was born in 1991 jay went by my room and asked if I would like a coffee...he had a great sense of humor..he was a great doctor and he will be missed by many..my Dr was Dr bender and jay would cover for him..again I am so sorry for your loss...

Just found out my oldest daughter is pregnant. We thought it would be such a great experience if she went to the same obstetrician that had delivered her. In searching for Dr. Hendelman, I came across this. I was so saddened by his passing. He was my doctor and delivered all five of my children, my last in June of 2008. Dr. Hendelman was a wonderful man. He also had done my tubal ligation later that year - tried talking me out of it many times as he said he wanted to be the first to...

I was thinking of Jay as my Daughter starts her college search. He delivered both of my babies 11 months apart...he was gentle great man. I worked at Emerson with him as well....my sincere gratitude to a great man....my heartfelt prayers for his family. Know that he is remembered.

I am so sorry to hear that Dr. Hendelman passed away. He delivered my daughter 25 years ago, and much more recently we talked about our daughters and their artistic studies in New York. I was on crutches after breaking two bones in my foot, and he was hobbling with one foot in some sort of boot, so we commiserated on that score. He will always be remembered with appreciation and admiration.