Great Physicians, very knowledgeable and take the time to address patients concerns, issues in a…read moreway that you understand. Recommend Dr J. Bortman and Dr. Andrew Aneese. The other doctors are good also, these two are my most recent experiences.

all my Colon screening colonoscopies were done here for 30 yrs…read more Now no need for them anymore as all were all normal. The facility runs smoothly and is very professionally staffed.

Dr Tosch is Wonderful! Kind , caring and the best as far as I'm concerned. She turns an unpleasant…read moreTest into something tolerable. Thank You Dr Tosch A++++

AVOID My experience with her is very negative. In my office…read morevisits with her, she was strangely confrontational, smug and was not listening well. I have a history of Gastrointestinal issues with records (which I provided for her). I had a procedure done with her and have had no follow-up from her. I've left messages and was told the doctor is "too busy" with procedures all day to call patients who have questions. The office staff could not answer these questions and I was told only the doctor could...so if she won't call patients and the staff can't help you...I guess you find a new doctor. I recommend avoiding her unless you want to be treated like just a number.

Absolutely the worst communication and unprofessional office I could have ever tried to work with…read more They don't respond to any text and they from what I hear do it on purpose. Not sure why they do this ? I then read their reviews. This explains it all. Do not use this office. I have a new referral from my primary care Dr. . So I am done having to deal with them. Joe H

I came in the office filled the forms. The nurse came in asked me the usual questions. I told her I…read morecame in to discuss the colonoscopy I was scheduled for. The reason was I had covid19 and a feeding tube. I had a good conversation with Dr. Patel concerning the prep. He suggested as a safety net with all the problems I have with long covid he suggested having it done in the hospital.The office staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I will definitely come back to this office again even if the procedure has to be done in the hospital.

It was easy to schedule. Very efficient. Clean. Good service. Parking is convenient. My mom had a…read morescare. I was able to schedule her appointment and get her colonoscopy done the next week.

The staff was excellent. The nurses and Anesthesiologist were very friendly and caring. The type…read moreof care I received was a very good experience. I highly recommend this place. Getting a Colonoscopy is stressful, however the doctor, nurses and the staff really made it much easier.

I've been going to this office for over 20 years, and the staff and service have always been…read moreexcellent. However, my most recent experience in September was extremely disappointing. The doctor arrived two hours late for my procedure, and they've implemented a new appointment scheduling policy that involves an excessive amount of red tape. It took nearly two weeks of back-and-forth just to secure an appointment--completely unacceptable.

Went to the Macomb office on 23 mile road and seen Dr Zalewska for a colonoscopy, nice Dr and the…read morenurses were absolutely wonderful,they made you feel so comfortable!I would highly recommend this office,very nice and friendly!

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

Dr. Bologna is a great doctor. I don't know where i would be in my life with out him and his team…read morehelping me out. Dr. B is also on a experimental trial team looking for new cures for GI related diseases. I was involved in a couple trials that did help me. Make sure you ask about any questions or concerns. Great doctor. He was even featured in HOUR magazine for Top Docs. As for the office... waits are a little long, but I understand. They have great doctors. The office always has a few people in the waiting room. Very Clean office. Nice staff. As for the procedures i have had related to Troy Gastro- No complaints except 1. 1. - The prep for a colonoscopy is to drink a full bottle of Miralax Laxative to flush your system. That stuff is going flush you out like you just woofed down 100 greased lightning sliders from White Castle. It is not enjoyable experience for anyone. By the end of the night you are so thankful it is over. You will never want to see a bottle of Miralax again! BUTT WAIT...... the first thing you see at the Troy Surgical Center is a empty bottle of Miralax with silk flowers in it greeting you on the check in counter. Thats the very last thing you want to see the morning of your procedure! I think they realized this because it has since been removed. It was a creative thought, I will give them that. Granted that may not have been Troy Gastro's fault per say... butt they work hand and hand with the Troy Gastro. Other than that small bump in the road I'm a grateful and happy patient over all =)

I took two days off work for my procedures- one day for colonoscopy prep and another for the…read morecolonoscopy and endoscopy themselves. I paid $150 for their transportation service and also paid out of pocket for all of my prep supplies. When I arrived for my appointment, I was told that the office had given me the wrong colonoscopy prep instructions, which meant my colonoscopy had to be canceled and rescheduled. Since I was already there, in a gown with an iv, they proceeded with the endoscopy. After that. I didn't hear from the office for an entire week. Thev finally called to reschedule the colonoscopy. I returned the call and left a message asking to discuss reimbursement for the transportation and prep expenses I would now have to pay again because of their mistake. No one ever called me back. What's especially frustrating is that the office called and messaged me repeatedly before my procedure to make sure I confirmed my appointment. But when it came time to take responsibility for their error and address my concerns, they went completely silent. It's now been over a month since my procedure. I still have zero biopsy results and nobody will return any of my calls regarding anything. I had to stop taking the medication prescribed to me because the side effects were bad. I called the office to find out what to do about the medication. Never heard back from them. I continue to get sicker with zero answers. I'm hiring a lawyer tomorrow. I would never recommend this practice to anyone.

Worst Dr ever. No bedside manners and his medical skills were subpar at best. Never returning…read more Avoid Dr. Rios at all costs.

Excellent modern facility that housed a great team of professional personnel that made my prostate…read morebiopsy run as smooth as could be. The were very courteous and conscientious, and even called me the next day and inquired as to how I was doing.

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.