Dr Jones has been taking care of me for 15 years. He genuinely cares for his patients. Hes a good…read moreDr and a good person.

What a waste of time and money. Everything they have done did not help me in anyway but a bunch of…read morebills of procedures that I did not need like ct scan and xray. They just put you through these things to make you think they are going to see something, when really they are just pacifing you.

Just a reminder to all women! Get your mammogram yearly. Took only 15 minutes. The facility is…read morebeautiful and peaceful. The staff makes you feel comfortable. It could save your life

The doctors and the nurses are always top notch, very friendly and professional. The black haired…read moregirl at the front desk though is loaded with attitude and has a potty mouth that the waiting room can hear. Very unimpressed with her.

Out of about 10 companies that billed me for services during a hospitalization, this was the only…read moreone that couldn't figure out how to bill Medicaid correctly. According to the Medicaid ombudsman, the services were covered, their billing department just didn't submit the claim properly so it was denied. Instead of working with Medicaid to fix the issue, they just sent me to collections instead; unfortunately once they did that, Medicaid can no longer pay the claim, and I became responsible for the bill that should have been covered. So I ended up having to pay almost a thousand dollars because of their billing department's incompetence. I would recommend going pretty much anywhere else if you have a choice (which I didn't, since I was hospitalized at the time).

They were to follow up on Monday, no call. Waited a week with no call back. We called them Tuesday,…read moreWednesday, and Thursday with still no call back. Don't use this guys.

From the owner: Restoring Digestive Calm. Preserving Peace Of Mind…read more TriHealth Digestive Institute offers complete GI medical care with services such as colonoscopy, colon cancer screening, endoscopic ultrasonography, esophageal dilation, flexible sigmoidoscopy, upper GI endoscopy, and more.

l0/l0 It's never good to be in the hospital. This was not a bad place to stay. Professional staff…read moreand care is l00%. - Kennedy Gbenedio

Terrible. They let my 40 yr old son die because they didn't want to be bothered. They gave up on…read morehim. They even waited till we weren't there to tell him you are going to die, sign this DNR. Despicable people

Very caring physician and staff. My procedure went smoothly and all my questions were answered. I…read morecannot recommend this physician enough!! Please get your colonoscopy scheduled!!!

Dr Thakore and her staff are absolutely wonderful! Everyone is so very kind, compassionate,…read moreprofessional and courteous. They make you feel as though you are the most important patient they have and ensure all your questions/issues have been addressed. I was diagnosed with Pancreatic Enzyme Insufficiency which isn't always the easiest/quickest issue to manage, but Dr Thakore assured me she would not stop until we had the issue under control....and she kept her word. She truly has given me my life back. Where once I was hesitant to leave my house, eat at a restaurant or take a trip, I am able to enjoy all those things now!

My care was originally given by Dr. Lam's PA (Physician's Assistant). The determination was that I…read morehad SIBO. I was treated with 2 rounds of antibiotics (Xifaxin) for 4 weeks with no success. I was then encouraged to get an endoscopy by Dr Lam. Findings were nil. Dr. Lam then prescribed Karafate for a month (4x dailey). I later found there was no reason I should have taken the Karafate. When I asked what the next step would be I was told that they were going to refer me to a dietician (which never happened) and I was suggested to begin a FODmap diet. I was told to look it up and if I needed help to get back to them. I was referred to a GI specialist and PA at UC Health who concluded that I did have SIBO but it was being driven by a burdoned colon (Basically constipation). I was prescribed Miralax once dailey and three months later there were no symptoms. It has been 5 months now and I still take the Miralax but I feel better than I have in years. Nothing I have written is hyperbole and are just stated facts. I am sure Dr. Lam is a fine surgeon but the care I received was not successful for my condition. Lowell Philpot

I'm happy to see from reviews in other sources that patients have been happy with Dr. Lam…read more Unfortunately my husband's experience last year was not good hence he did not return to Dr. Lam for his colonoscopy this year. Dr. Lam removed a lot of polyps from my husband's colon and after surgery he told me he had cauterized the bleeding. After being released from the hospital, my husband experienced severe bleeding and had to return to Christ hospital through the ER. He lost over 2 pints of blood. Dr. Lam had to go back the next day and use blood clotting powder to stop the bleeding. It took nearly 2 months for my husband to recover from the effects of such severe blood loss. Dr. Lam recommended my husband have a bowel resection. The surgeon Dr. Lam sent us to basically said "are you kidding me!!" as such a severe procedure was definitely not called for. This year my husband went back to his previous GI doctor, who had changed practices which is why he saw Dr Lam last year. Indeed there was only one polyp. Clearly a bowel resection was not needed.