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7 years ago

Dr. Ismail is the best , absolutely, without a doubt. Unfortunately he relocated to Nevada several years ago. Wish he would come back.

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Colonoscopies aren't exactly what you look forward to. The prep for one is the worst part -- even…read morethe jar of pickles in the refrigerator look delicious to you the day before your procedure. Having said that, the nurses and doctor were great. Couldn't have been more friendly. They were fantastic! They were engaging, friendly and make you comfortable in an otherwise uncomfortable situation. After all, you are about to expose your butt to an attractive nurse. Even then, they complimented me on mine. I think I heard one say, "What an a$$!" Ok, I made that part up. But on a serious note, I wouldn't exactly take a colonoscopy over a trip to Disneyland, but if you have to have one, this is the place to go. They were great! Can't wait for my next one in ten years. That's actually a lie. Like I said, I have no memory of the procedure itself, once they inject the sedative, it's the Suprep and magnesium citrate you have to drink to 'clean' your colon out and liquid diet, prior to the procedure. Once you get through that and make it to the surgery center, you're home free. Everything else is smiling, friendly nurses and no memory of the procedure itself. You 'go to sleep', wake up and go home.

The office space is nicely oriented. However, the mixed my appointment t up leaving g me waiting…read moreseveral hours to see NP to schedule exam. I'm going to re-review them after procedures to give full review instead of focusing on the initial mistake. Drew

Arizona Gastroenterology

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The name Gastrointestinal pretty much describes the type of Medical care. After one colonoscopy I…read moreneeded an immediate recall due the findings of first I was put off 4 wks JUST for an office consult. Not happy with that level of unconcern on their behalf, when I on the other hand with my imagination all over the map beyond miserable waiting. During that time my home sold and I'm moving back to my home state. I kept the follow up appointment but I will continue my care elsewhere. Dr Klein is a sweet caring Physician. I highly recommend him. His staff, depending who you get answering the phone will or can be helpful. Often you're sent to a VM or not answering at all. That happened to me several times. Again I liked Klein a lot.

Absolutely unacceptable billing practices…read more I was overcharged for a preventive screening -- something that is 100% covered by insurance. Not "maybe covered." Not "partially covered." Fully covered. And instead of automatically correcting the overpayment once insurance processed the claim, this office just... keeps the money unless you call and demand it back. Let that sink in. They will not issue refunds automatically. The patient has to catch the mistake and call. How many patients never even realize they were overcharged? How many people assume the office knows what it's doing and trust the bill? This office handles insurance claims every single day. They know how preventive services are billed. They know preventive screenings are covered at 100%. Pretending confusion or acting like this is some unpredictable insurance mystery is insulting. This isn't a rare coding anomaly -- it's routine, standard billing. Patients shouldn't have to audit their own medical bills to make sure a provider isn't sitting on their money. If you overcharge, you fix it. Automatically. Period. If you go here, scrutinize every single bill and compare it to your EOB. Apparently, that's the only way to make sure you're not quietly overpaying.

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Ayaaz Ismail MD - gastroenterologist - Updated July 2026

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