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Craig Peller, MD

3.0 (4 reviews)
Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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I visited Dr. Marney Goldstein a month ago and I was super impressed by the awesome treatment I…read morereceived from her and all the staff. Everybody was welcoming & friendly, starting with the receptionist, who never lost her smile nor her composure despite having to deal with several patients and the phone at the same time. Dr. Goldstein was also welcoming, she was patient and friendly, yet very professional. She took all the time I needed to explain my condition, which made me feel she really cared. I felt appreciated, which is so important to a patient when you're sick and looking for answers. I left the office feeling better emotionally speaking, hopeful and specially grateful. I now live in Nevada but will never forget how good an experience I had that day. A+!!!

My experience with Dr. Railey in this location was profoundly disappointing and left me feeling…read moredismissed and worse off. I sought care for severe, debilitating symptoms that--intense stomach pain, pressure at roof of stomach when eating, intense nausea, altered bowel habits, and rapid weight loss which led me to the ER, he asked to see the bloodwork from the ER and I showed him bloodwork from my Doctor, and when he couldn't find anything obvious, he said it was just IBS. I kept bringing up my symptoms, in hope he would change his mind by me mentioning my stool has been abnormal for months, he claimed it was normal, the fact that I was in so much pain I went to the ER was somehow "normal" to him. And then I had to bring up the fact that I lost 30 pounds in 2 months, which was when he changed his mind and decided to have me tested. He would have thought that my symptoms were just IBS if it weren't for my weight loss. (From his own words.. yes.. he literally told me this) This casual dismissal of serious symptoms was unacceptable and set a poor tone for my care. When I asked about potential cures, the response was flippant--a vague comment about it "depending on the condition there may or may not be a cure" said in a very facetious way smiling in a very lighthearted demeanor, as if he was about to laugh and as if my fear of a chronic illness was a joke. The fact he replied this way to me voicing a serious concern was offensive, and appalling coming from a supposed medical professional. Testing revealed a positive C. difficile result but negative for toxins, yet I was prescribed vancomycin based solely on a brief phone call about diarrhea, with no follow-up questions about frequency or specifics. My symptoms--pressure at roof of stomach, no fever,--didn't even align with C. difficile, which ended up being a misdiagnosis. This very strong antibiotic risked me actually getting C. Difficile when I didn't have it. Only after this did the doctor order an endoscopy, which showed mild gastritis, I asked him why I felt this pressure feeling at the top of my stomach when I ate, and he said he didn't know. He didn't seem to understand that my upper and lower GI symptoms were all connected and were not separate issues. Likely why he did the endoscopy on me. Worse, I was told I didn't need a specific diet. When I followed his advice and ate more freely, I suffered a severe reaction, proving the guidance was misguided. A subsequent GI panel test was negative, and the only advice was to "eat what I'm comfortable with"--a vague, unhelpful response that left my symptoms unresolved. I don't know how he thought my symptoms were "normal" and just "IBS" if I was perfectly fine before with no stomach issues, and they were so bad and painful I went to the ER because of them. It caused me to undereat because of gas pressure which makes no sense to be "IBS" because IBS only refers to lower gut issues when I had upper GI issues like heavy nausea, and really fowl fruity smelling burps. Even my doctor, was taken aback by how he just said it was all normal. My hemathologist, and Nurse practitioner at my doctor's office were far more concerned and wondering what my issues were and how I was normal before and now not then Dr. Railey himself was. And if my symptoms were from C. Difficile, with how bad my symptoms were in December, I would have had a fever and a high white blood cell count that the ER personal would have surely seen. When I told a doctor at an Urgent Care about how he gave me Vancomycin. She looked very confused, and looked sideways kinda baffled and warned me that I needed to really investigate my issue with my GI. She very much suspected I was misdiagnosed and she turned out to be right. In actuality I had SIBO. I strongly urge anyone with complex or chronic GI issues to look elsewhere for a provider who will take your symptoms seriously, investigate thoroughly, and avoid rushed or questionable treatment decisions. This experience was one of the most frustrating medical encounters I've ever had, and I regret the time and health I lost. After my experience with him, I had to go to a 2nd Gastroenterologist out of network because Gastrohealth doesn't allow "patient sharing." and she was baffled by how Dr. Railey prescribed me Vancomycin. I went to a third one too but none of them were able to figure out what my issue was that led me to losing 100 pounds in total. But Dr. Railey was by far the worst one I went because of his non-serious attitude, misdiagnosing me and recklessly giving me an insanely strong antibiotic for an infection I didn't have. My Nurse Practitioner ended up testing my testosterone, which was at 36 and said it was the reason for my stomach issues. After getting on TRT, my symptoms have finally been improving, I don't have diarrhea anymore, and and the upper pressure feeling has been going away proving that I was misdiagnosed.

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0.4 mi

Honestly, Dr. Lanas's medical assistant is the rudest most harsh least understanding person I have…read moreever spoken to it was like speaking to a brick wall never go there again

We had the worst experience in this office. Unfortunately, I can´t speak about Dr. Lane's bedside…read moremanner because we had to leave before even seeing him after encountering a horrible attitude and treatment from Karen (who I was informed is his assistant). She does not allow patients to speak, nor does she take the time to listen. She completely disregarded the information I had brought in about my father's health. She screamed and continued to note that the doctor does not see anyone for second opinions, but never really explained if he would be willing to at least see his record as far as all the tests he had already done. I had called a few days before our appointment to confirm I could take his medical records so that Dr. Lanes could revise them, and the person at the office said the doctor would see this paperwork at the time of the visit without a problem. Karen refused to listen and continued to speak loudly and rudely to me and my father. I also observed Karen mistreating another patient's wife and talking crap about companions of patients to other staff, claiming that the back office would get too full. Karen needs to be trained extensively so that she can offer better service to patients. She needs to realize that to understand, she needs to listen and not speak and yell at patients. Extremely unprofessional. To whomever reads this. This kind of attitude takes away from all the professionals in your staff. It brings the whole office down. Do better.

Craig Peller, MD - gastroenterologist - Updated July 2026

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