SEVG has always been courteous, professional, efficient and they have excellent communication as…read morewell. I went in for a procedure and was treated with dignity by the entire staff, including the follow up call the following day.

I was excited for this follow up appointment on my intestinal issues and SIBO testing…read more I didn't get au reasons of the cause of my intestinal infection nor receive any dietary advice but I did get a referral to a dietitian who should have more answers.

Our first time here,and have felt very welcomed. Dr Nguyenduc was very friendly and thorough…read more From the reception to the final paper work, everyone was so nice and made you feel like part of their family. Brittany was very helpful and answered all our questions. Part of finding a good doctor, is finding someone who you feel comfortable talking to, and Dr Nguyenduc and Brittany were just that! Thank you guys!!

Answer the phone. In person everything is fine but you phone interactions are beyond terrible…read more Voicemails go nowhere. Robocalls with no path to human. Spam return calls by robot only to wait 10 minutes and have machine leave another voicemail. This happens 2x daily with zero people actually joining call.

BILLING ERROR I have spent many hours over the past few…read moremonths trying to get this group to correct a billing error. They agree it is a nilling error, they've said the will fix it. And Esther told me not to pay the correct amount until they have rebilled it yet, despite their assurances that I won't continue to be harassed about clearing my balance, I continue to receive messages to pay the incorrect balance. I've even left a couple of voicemail messages with the 'Operations Manager' with no return phone call. I had no such problems with Southeast Valley Gastroenterology, but had to find a provider that accepts my new Medicare Advantage plan, so I switched to Sonoran Gastro. The sad thing is that I really like Dr. Chilicurry, but I can't continue to do business with an organization that is too inept to fix a simple billing error.

I would recommend Dr. Lowe to anyone needing a gastro doc!! He's wonderful. He took the time in…read moreevery appointment, walked me through my colonoscopy results and helped navigate my next steps. He's funny, personable and compassionate.

OK...it's hard to say "woohoo" over something like this. I mean, c'mon. It's not fun. But it is…read moreimportant, and one needs a competent professional to provide proper care. Dr Venkatesh (the elder) is such a person. I have had three different primary care doctors over about 20 years, and all three have recommended Dr Venkatesh as the best specialist for all things gastrointestinal. There are other doctors in his office as well, and I assume they are also competent or he wouldn't have them around. But he's the Big Dog. He's always moving fast, but as long as you have questions for him he stays and answers them. I don't know how much longer he will practice, but as long as he does he's my gastroenterologist.

He is an excellent doctor but he is not a gastroenteritis, he handles colo rectal surgeries. A…read morefamily member was extremely happy with him in that arena. I am searching for gastro docs and he came up here on yelp under that classification. Just wanted to save someone time on making a call to them. I did in hopes he was but alas it is not so.

Without a doubt this doctor saved my husbands life. My husband was being treated in Illinois by…read moreseveral doctors for 8 months and his C diff kept coming back to where it almost took his life. During a visit with Dr. Weinberg he recommended the transplant. Prep is the same as for a colonoscopy. Treatment with a fecal transplant was the best thing that happened to my husband. He had an instant recovery and the C diff never returned. I was the donor. His recovery was like a miracle . If anybody has this nasty C diff please do NOT hesitate to ask for this procedure. This Doctor is the best of the best

Horrible I saw her for over three years and I only saw her one time when she did the colonoscopy…read moreevery other time it was a different NRM Doctor in there that I saw I've had stomach issues digestive issues that they never treated. They threw antibiotics at me and didn't even see me or talk to me about a diagnosis that I didn't even need to change my diet and told me that it's probably just gonna come back so that they'll go ahead and give me extra antibiotics for when it does. It was horrible. I will never recommend them.

She's the best and very knowledgeable. My whole family goes to her. I highly recommend her. Her…read morestaff is is very courteous and professional.

Dr. Wool has been instrumental in figuring out and correcting my son's allergy issues that were…read morecausing him everything from non-stop sinus problems to significant GI distress. He also recently helped my husband figure out some oddities with his blood work that evaded several other doctors--it all of the sudden made sense! Very compassionate and wonderful to work with. We've seen two other NMDs and Dr. Wool has exceeded our prior experiences in naturopathy, by far.

From the owner: Your "Over 40" Naturopathic Doctor Dan Wool, NMD is a…read morenaturopathic physician specializing in gastroenterology and hormones, particularly for people over 40. Located in Scottsdale and Tempe, Arizona, Dr. Dan Wool treats a wide range of gut health conditions that can "fall through the cracks" of traditional gastroenterologist care including bloating, acid reflux, gastritis, leaky gut, peptic ulcers, IBS, SIBO, diarrhea and constipation. Dr. Wool helps his patients to find and treat the root cause of these conditions to create lasting resolution. Dr. Wool offers comprehensive hormone assessments for men and women. He specializes in men's health care, including annual wellness checks and testosterone hormone replacement therapy. He also provides effective, non-invasive, shockwave treatment for erectile dysfunction. Dr. Wool also helps perimenopausal and menopausal women achieve hormone balance, maintain sexual wellness and ease the symptoms of menopause, including hot flashes. Dr. Wool earned his medical doctorate at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine in Tempe, Arizona. He also earned a Master of Business Administration from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication from the University of Southern California. He is a member of the Arizona Naturopathic Medical Association, American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, Gastroenterology Association of Naturopathic Physicians, and the Endocrinology Association of Naturopathic Physicians...

Saved my husbands life. Sometimes calling someone a life saver is hyperbole but not in this…read moreinstance. Last September my husband was hospitalized with severe necrotizing pancreatitis which became infected. During over three months in hospital he came under the care of Dr Khosravi, his main physician, Dr. Nawaz, Dr. Sachdev and Dr. Hamad. My husband was much too ill to survive traditional surgery to clean out the necroma so Dr. Khosravi led the team through numerous lengthy and tedious procedures to remove the dead tissue endoscopically. After his discharge from hospital my husband had two more procedures as an out patient. It was great to see Dr. Khosravi's smile when he said what I had long been waiting to hear. He finished cleaning out the collection and removed the stent that allowed access. What is important for me to know as I consider going to a physician includes level of expertise and skill and how the patient and family is treated. Dr. Khosravi and his team have a level of expertise and skill that based on my research as well as personal experience is unmatched in this area. During my husbands last necrosectomy Dr. Khosravi was able to use a tool he requested the hospital obtain. He removed as much necrotic tissue in one session, than had taken him six or seven sessions without. Fewer procedures under anesthesia will only help speed the recovery of patients needing this care. To my knowledge, there are no other physicians able to use that equipment locally, if anywhere in Arizona. While his skill took care of the pancreas, Dr. Khosravi's and his associates care and compassion took care of my husband, and me. They showed this in so many ways. They listened, they responded to concerns, they explained and they always called me back, even when things happened in the middle of the night after my husband was able to come home. I always felt we were well cared for All of the staff at the endoscopy department were top notch and I have been no less impressed with the staff at the GIlbert office. Abigail, Dr. Khosravi's assistant is always aware of what is going on and gets back to me promptly when I leave messages for her. This morning I was having a little difficulty getting my husbands wheelchair through the front door and the receptionist saw it and came out to help me. To sum all of this up, I will always be grateful for the care my husband got and that he is still here with me.

Saw Andrew for a year. He did absolutely nothing to help me. I had to get loud just to get tests…read moredone. A year in pain and debt and no answers. Don't waste your time or money here. They would rather see you die

Dr Stein and the medical staff were great. The admin and their system is where things seem to break…read moredown. They changed my first name to a letter. Literally. They claim they can't list me by my actual first name, because it's abbreviated on my insurance card. My insurance knows it's abbreviated and they have my full legal name. And even if their system is that complicated, there's no preferred name option? Really? So they will refer to me as a single letter instead of my actual name. I've never run into this problem before at a medical provider office and I've been to many using the same insurance card. Imagine being taken back to have a procedure done under anesthesia and the assistant you've never met tries to greet you but doesn't know what to call you because your name is missing on your paperwork, and it's just a letter. Imagine they try to call your driver back after you're done, and they don't know what to announce. Imagine you get texts after your procedure, referring to you as a single letter instead of your first name. That's exactly what happened, and I was really surprised. It's poor customer service. It creates confusion and discomfort when you're already in a vulnerable position. I work at a medical office and I can't imagine treating a patient like that. It's such a basic standard to call people by their name. I let the office know my concern and they said they can't do anything about it. I'll go elsewhere next time.

Tried to bill me for service after procedure, called the billing service, after them checking on…read moreit said it was a mistake. This was in March of 2025. It is now Sept. And got a call from a collection agency and they are trying to collect the amount. Call doctor office back and told them and they said they would have someone investigate it and get back to me. Looks like I might have to file a complaint with the AZ attorney general office that they are trying to extort money from me. My insurance company said that I do not own them anything. Stay away from them unless you want trouble.

I think I accidentally came at lunch time? It smelled like french fries but the door was open. 2…read morepeople were talking when we walked in, I stood there for a good couple minutes before being asked if I had an appointment (no hi just did you have an appointment) which I did after having to call in 4 times to get it and get it on the right day. After I was handed the paperwork the 2 people resumed having their personal conversation about all kinds of personal things. Turns out 1 is the receptionist but 1 is a provider, very glad I did not have that provider as they also didn't greet me as I was standing there in the beginning, I consider personal conversations everyone can hear very clearly to be quite unprofessional. The nurse was very nice but while she was taking my vitals, someone else knocked on the door, asked if the nurse was in there and then if she had the "vitals basket" which she did BECAUSE SHE WAS TAKING MY VITALS. I found this pretty unprofessional as well, the vitals and few questions took very little time, the other person could have waited patiently, it's not like her coworker was hiding. I saw Steve and he was great! He believed me, he did NOT say all my problems were because I was fat and he had a plan. He explained the plan, he sent in the prescriptions and he told me what to do and that if the plan didn't work here are the orders for testing so I could go get it done without calling back in or waiting for the next appointment. So Steve saved it all by treating me like a human and having a plan in his field and thinking ahead to save me time. I loved it and wish every Dr's appointment went like that. I can put up with the small slights and weirdness of the other staff if this is how appointments are going to go.

No one ever calls you back. Ever. I scheduled an Intake telehealth appointment, which went well. I…read morewas told someone would called me to schedule a colonoscopy. 5 weeks later no one has called. I checked in 4 times via phone to ask if I had any chance of getting my procedure by the end of the year and was told someone would call me. 5 weeks later and no one has called or left a message.