I will never ever consult or recommend anyone to consult with Dolores Rhodes, Gastroenterology…read more Also upset with Dr Bright. My mother is 89 and developed an intestinal problem. She was diagnosed with a few minor issues but needed proper diagnosis. Was told to follow up with Rhodes. She met with family and said she would like to schedule testing and to get it on the books. Family was not happy with her snappy disposition and poor bedside mannerism. Scheduled the tests and received a call the same day that she will not see my mother. WTFUDGE? Requested Dr Bright instead and was told she will not treat my mother. Dr Rhodes called me due to my urgent request for answers, told me my mom has a liquid filtering problem (never told this before and it's inaccurate) and if they do find something serious do I want to put her through it. I told her I don't want my mom suffering and she must have a good quality of life. Instinct told me to not let this go..... Thus after several weeks of not feeling good about Dr Rhodes giving up on my mom, I was able to find a specialist that accepted my moms insurance. The new specialist immediately ordered tests and was extremely unhappy mom was blown off from Rhodes and Bright. Sadly, this process has been several months and yesterday a test was done and it's not good. I pray we caught the large tumor (suspected C type tumor) in time given what we have been through. We are seeing a surgeon this week! Note, mom is healthy and only takes one cholesterol pill and eye drops with supplements. No other problems-works out twice per week, independent, walks everywhere! It's beyond me why Rhodes didn't want to provide patient care except age. Will never ever go back to Rhodes and Bright. Done! Follow your instinct and if something isn't right, find someone else to help you.

Dr Belfonte amd his office staff were so pleasant. It was my first visit and felt very comfortable…read moreand will informed.

Excellent and thorough doc! Came highly recommended and Highly recommend!…read more Her team is thoughtful and caring.

After 20+ years seeing a gastroenterologist in another state, I was due for my two year checkup…read moreabout the time I relocated to MD. I researched my options and decided on Dr Halvorson. My initial office visit was great. Very thorough. Asked questions. And listened. My EGD was scheduled and it was a perfect experience. Everyone involved was very professional. The follow up appointment was again very thorough and professional.

I have been seeing Dr. Finkel for 6 years and cannot recommend him or his office enough. You never…read morefeel rushed; he listens, asks questions and thoroughly explains everything. His office is well run, completely computerized and responsive. I don't need very complicated treatment and he doesn't make me come in to the office very often just to rack up payments. Much of it is handled over the phone and via mail.

I've been a patient of Dr. Dsouza for just over a year, and she has truly changed the trajectory of…read moremy health for the better. I came in on the tail end of SIBO and as someone who suffers from R-CPD, GERD, exhaustion, rosacea/acne, and anxiety/depression. Not only did she make me feel heard (after years of being dismissed and treated with minimal care by other doctors), but her rigorous testing, attention, and recommendations have already helped me physically and mentally. I could not recommend her enough, especially if you know something is wrong with your body, but other "specialized" doctors have been no help. Honestly, 100/5 stars!

Dr. Anji was very accommodating and thorough. I love her attentiveness and I felt seen and heard…read moreand she has great bedside manners and works with me to establish the health goals I want for myself.

Dr. Peters is so wonderful. I'm relatively young for such fun health adventures, but he puts me at…read moreease. Great bedside manner! Dr. Peters is also very easy to talk to about embarrassing symptoms. I had been referred to him fresh off the heels of going to the ER before my diagnosis, it was a scary time. Had my first colonoscopy last year and it went so smooth. I see him a few times a year so we can adjust my medication accordingly. I will certainly be heartbroken when he stops practicing. This week, I was in a time crunch and had to be seen on his day off, was instead brought to a nurse for concerns of my flare symptoms. She was tense, rushed, short with me-- maybe I'm just spoiled from Dr. Peters or maybe they were just busy, but I didn't leave feeling good about my experience. From now on, I'll just make sure I can see him, for I definitely feel like I'm being taken care of.

Although dr. Velamati is a decent doctor (she used to be amazing) and np Karen prahler is…read morewonderful, the practice is corporate now and procedures are run like a cattle shoot. The prep is bad enough but first they require you to be an hour early and you are thrown into a room with lots of other miserable, hungry and thirsty people. Then you are finally called back to wait, papers to sign are thrust in your face and a nurse tries to start an iv. Last time the iv was so painful that I couldn't wait to be put under. Weird, since i am lucky and have great veins. Last time a nice nurse tried 3 times to get the iv right. She thought she had it but when I got back to the procedure room, the anesthesiologist said it was wrong and the mood in the room changed. He was angry that he had to do it. He clearly didn't want to be there. Dr V sat at her computer the entire time and barely acknowledged me. The team attending was rushed and started to put me under just as a mouth block was shoved in my mouth (endoscopy and colonosccopy). I could feel it was inserted incorrectly, but before I could say a word I was out. Three days later the teeth on the right side of my mouth began to fracture. I've lost two teeth, needing implants and crowns. None of it is covered by insurance and by the time the necessary dental work is completed it will cost about $15,000 dollars. A beloved dr and her practice has been turned into a profit making machine. I will probably keep working with the np but if I need a doctor or procedure I will go elsewhere.

I was started on a drug that unfortunately my insurance wouldn't cover maintenance doses for. The…read moredirector of the practice, Alexis did everything she could to ensure I could successfully continue on the drug. Additionally, Dr. Mills is very compassionate and caring. I have not experienced a doctor like her in a very long time.

Stay away!!!! These people are crooks. They will tell you the endoscopy or whatever service you go…read morethere for would cost approximately $150. Then after your 30 minutes procedure, they will send you 20 bills and bill for 50 things in their language and most of what they did not do. Then they will bill your insurance $12,000 and you end up paying a copay of $1,000. Trust me, checkout somewhere else. In addition the other review is from someone that works there. I was a patient there. Worst decision I've made.

Excellent physician. I was so sad when my doctor of 20 years…read moreretired, however she really stepped up to the plate. She works with me to manage a chronic illness. Highly recommended!

I started going to Dr Shah when my long-time gastroenterologist retired. She was one of the docs in…read morethe practice that he recommended. I think she's great as is everyone at this practice. I've never had to wait in the waiting room. I had a short wait once I was in a room but not bad and Dr Shah really took her time with me. What impressed me was that she clearly had read my file and knew my case when she came in to see me - which is not always the case with doctors. I recommend her wholeheartedly.

Had a colonoscopy scheduled. Took the prescribed prep. It didn't work. It wasn't strong enough. I…read morereceived anesthesia and the doctor started the procedure. Was told when I woke up I would need to reschedule. The prep should have been stronger. Isn't this something that should have been discussed before. There were literally no discussions about the prep. I was sent forms through email. No pre discussions with a doctor or nurse.

What does it take for a response? I've sent 2 emails and left a phone message but no one has…read morecontacted me. I'm responding to the three year reminder you sent. I've been on hold nearly 30 minutes with no response. You have all my records or I would go elsewhere. UPDATE: August 3, 2023. 3:10pm, So you finally decided to call me today after I've been waiting nearly a month. I've decided to go elsewhere because obviously my health is not important to you.

I had a horrible tele health appointment back in June with a male doctor who dismissed my issues as…read morea stomach virus. I tried to tell him that recently there was something going around the office but I had problems longer than that. I felt very rushed and as if he did not care about my issues. I then saw the bill which my insurance paid most of it but it was $400+ tele health appt only to be dismissed. Needles to say I am still dealing with issues and seeing a naturopathic dr as well as seeking an appointment with another GI doctor with another practice.

worst communication by a medical provider that I have ever experienced. Do not go to this practice…read more(any location). They are not oriented at patient care, just money and moving you through the process in order to bill you and the insurance company.