I have had nothing but positive experiences with Dr. Goldmeier. He is professional, friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. He has preformed 2 colonoscopies in the past and recently spent focused time evaluating my existing health care needs. I highly recommend him as a doctor.

Dr Goldmeier, Gastroenterologist and Sonia, Physician's Assistant who I saw as Dr Goldmeier wasn't…read morein the office, this was a visit that I requested to update him on my current condition, although improved since the last time I was seen by him, he needed to know this. To make a longer story shorter, my wife and I would certainly recommend using the services by Dr Goldmeier. My suggestion is to keep them informed of any changes and you MUST follow his instructions if you want to get better! They are most willing to give you an appointment if you feel you must be seen.

I've been seeing Dr Polidori for about 15 years and been acquainted with his practice for about 10…read moremore years. He is knowledgeable, professional, courteous, compassionate and skilled. When I asked a few of the Providence ER folks who they would recommend for colonoscopies, Dr. Polidori was high on the list (and another is one of his associates!). His office staff couldn't have been nicer in our interactions for appointments and preregistration for 3 colonoscopies he has performed for me.

I have been a patient of Dr. Polidori for about 25 years. He is a very knowledgeable and caring…read moreindividual. He goes above and beyond like getting my insurance to let me spend the night for my liver biopsy. He has improved the quality of my life and I am very grateful to have met him. I highly recommend him

have only one good thing to say and I felt the receptionist Nancy was nice…read more As far as this Dr. I am utterly and truly disappointed. He didn't listen to a Da** thing. I thought by giving him my history of tests I took he would be able to help me to manage my conditions and address my questions. Instead he kept pushing a dangerous colonoscopy and a endoscopy. None of which I will take. I was just there to get help as I said for the non-evasive things I have already done. LISTEN, EVERYONE CANNOT DO EVASIVE TEST AND IF YOU DON'T DO IT, MOST ALL OF THESE GI DOCTORS WON'T HELP YOU!!! TOO MANY PERSONAL STORIES, WHERE THESE TEST RUINED PEOPLE IN MY FAMILY'S LIVES.!!! Oh and what really pissed me off, is when he told me to come back in two months after I told this so-and-so I was I pain as a result of my surgery. What can of sh** is that. Stay away from this dude.

Wonderful, sensitive physician! If a colonoscopy is required he is the best choice! I have some…read morecomplicated digestive issues which this Dr. was able to effectively help me manage.

On January 29th, my mother had an endoscopy with Dr. Anthony Williams at Henry Ford Medical Center…read morein Brownstown, Michigan. When my mother walked in, the nurses told her, "Oh, you're lucky, this is the first time the doctor has performed an endoscopy at this location." My mother was not lucky enough, apparently. Although my mother was on-time, the procedure started 54 minutes after the scheduled time. After the surgery, both my mother and my sister (who was in the waiting room) described Dr. Williams' responses as desultory and hurried, in fact, once Dr. Williams briefly spoke to my sister, he shook her hand, said goodbye to two colleagues, and immediately exited the clinic. Before that, when my sister tried to ask him a follow-up question, he told her "I've already told your mother that," even though mother was coming out of anesthesia. My mother knew something was off, took two Tylenol, and hoped a good night's rest would help her. This did not happen. When she woke up, she was in even more pain than before, she could not swallow, speak, or eat without pain. She took a picture of her mouth, and it was unrecognizable, her uvula was swollen, red, and had discoloration at the tip. She called Dr. Williams' office who told her to go immediately to the emergency room because it could close her airways. My mother immediately drove herself to the emergency room at Henry Ford Medical Center in Brownstown, Michigan; one of the doctors glanced at the photo taken and immediately knew that she had uvular necrosis. The doctor who saw her believes that, under Dr. Williams' care, the endoscope pushed her uvula against the palate for the entire duration of the surgery. Uvular necrosis is an exceedingly rare complication of an endoscopy. If you look at the first picture, you can see that has a shiny, translucent appearance indicative of uvular necrosis. Right now, the tip is turning white and part of my mother's uvula will permanently slough off - and, once this happens, I will update this review to include that picture. I don't question Dr. Williams' qualifications - obviously he is - but it is clear to me that he rushed through the procedure and provided my mother substandard care for what should be a basic, routine procedure. Dr. Williams' notes for the procedure were inadequate and desultory, he provides the time when the operation started, but the area of the notes that indicate "Scope In" and "Scope Out" are suspiciously blank confirms my belief that Dr. Williams was rushing, and this leaves our family left to wonder exactly how long the scope obstructed blood flow to my mother's uvula. The doctors at Henry Ford Medical Center refused (and still refuse) to give her any pain medication despite her being miserable. While I try give my brothers and sisters a lot of leeway, I cannot do so here, especially when he has over 20 years of experience under his belt. This is a complication that should not have happened. The fact that he hasn't personally reached out to my mother regarding this issue showcases, at best, his lack of curiosity about the outcome of his patients and, at worse, his inhumanity. I sincerely believe that Dr. Anthony Williams represents a clear and present danger to the public and I beg the reader to please avoid this man at all costs if they care about their loved one.

He is a fantastic surgeon! Great bedside manners. He explained everything, and allowed me the time…read moreto ask questions.

This review has nothing to do with Dr Warren nor the other doctors. This has to do with the office…read morestaff at the Farmington Hills branch off of Northwestern Highway. The office staff is horrible! No one whatvis going on, messes up appointments and have been rude to me over the phone. Recently, my daughter had an appointment to see a nurse for a specialized medicine. She took time out of college and her mother time out of work to bring her. When they arrived, they were told the nurse (the only one trained for this specialized medication) was out and has been out for a few days. There wasn't any calls to inform my daughter. As a matter of fact, she received texts confirming her appointment! Meanwhile, her doctor has been upset that she hasn't started her medication yet! For myself, my doctor (PCP), referred me to Dr Warren for my own issues. Luckily I haven't scheduled an appointment yet but I did call my PCP and asked him to find another GI doctor or practice. I will NOT go-to this practice! If my daughter wasn't so invested there already, I would've had her change practices. I still may! Maybe these doctors have better staffs at their other locations but I'd stay clear of the Farmington Hills location!

Dr. Hmoud was easy to talk with and I felt he really cared about my health. His office staff only…read morepromotes that feeling with their own kindness and helpfulness. I'll be seeing him again and will recommend him any time of the day.

From the owner: We are a gastroenterology and hepatology medical practice committed to delivering efficient…read morepatient-centered care. Digestive issues whether acute or chronic can be uncomfortable and impact your day to day quality of life. We focus on providing individualized care plans with all patients, and ensuring that their values guide our clinical decisions in order to help us find personal solutions and relief so you can focus on what matters most, living a healthy and better life.