Please don't go here. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They are very bad clinic and customer service is the worst one.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]They call me four times changing my appointment[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] . This doctor is the worst one Dr. Chahal. If you cancel your appointment, they charge you $240.00 PLEASE AVOID THIS PLACE TO GO. read more

Prem Chahal, MD - Gastroenterologist Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

I needed to find a GI doctor and my sister had referred Dr. Chahal. My husband came with me on my first appt meeting Dr. Chahal and his staff. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I really appreciated how open and honest he was as well as being very personable and just made things more comfortable for me and my hubby.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] He is very professional and straight to the point. [[HIGHLIGHT]]He is has a great sense of humor and bedside manner.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I had scheduled my colonoscopy and when the day came, it went very smoothly. My IV out in the first time was not working and I was already pricked twice before that. But the anesthesia nurse was able to reinsert another IV on my right arm and did it perfectly and worked. Then I was knocked out super quick and woke up by another nurse telling me everything went well and my procedure was done an hour ago. Super quick. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Great staff and I was nervous but they made me feel so much better from start to finish.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

[[HIGHLIGHT]]This doctor is a joke. So uncaring.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Didn't care that I've had stomach issues since January. That I've lost a considerable amount of weight. Tells me it's hormones. Please don't waste your time with this doctor. I should've know given the rating. No stars for me read more

Extremely professional and timely. Procedure scheduled and completed with 10 days of first visit.

Two stars because I was seen on time. Otherwise it would be 1 star. This might have just been a clash between personalities. However, I've never left a doctor's appointment feeling as though I was uninformed. He didn't seem interested in my health. I actually was questioning whether or not I was seeing the wrong type of specialist at one point. Crazy, right? Waste of a copay. read more

My experience with Dr Chahal and his office was fast efficient and simple. The procedure was seamless and results were delivered in just a few days. I like this Doctor he actually has as sense of humor. read more

Dr. Prem Chahal - RUN LIKE THE WIND AWAY FROM THIS GUY. The first meet and greet was great. Then came the awful. Endoscopy procedure done on an assembly line basis, and then no follow-up. Found out about pre-cancer diagnosis by letter. Understandably a tad upset. As symptoms worsened AFTER endoscopy, as I called to ask What Happened? not only did the doctor not answer truthfully, he then fired me as his patient. For asking questions. He rakes in as much Medicare and Medi-cal dollars he can, and then when he injures the patient, he dumps them AFTER injuring them. I'm very happy I didn't also go for a colonoscopy, because he tore up my esophagus. I am now MUCH sicker - because of this doctor. I wouldn't pay him to pump gas in my car. read more

Thank you Dr. Prem chahal for take good care of me and my son Robert Patocchi for our colonoscopy. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Thank you Alicia who always answer my question.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Seems that after 2015, 2016, and 2018 reviews, this doctor went downhill as I know several people who have seen him and are definitely not happy. And why does he have these photos of a young woman (Jana?) on his website? What has that to do with his competence? I saw him myself a couple of times but he seemed in a rush and not really interested in what I had to say/ask. [[HIGHLIGHT]]He even started standing up during the consultation to let me know my time was up (according to him).[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

My primary care doctor referred me to Dr. Chahal for a colonoscopy. Consultation appt: Dr. Chahal started the consultation with, "Tell me why you're scheduled for a colonoscopy." I said, "Don't you know? You must have all the paperwork there in front of you." But he insisted, so I gave him a short rundown of why the consultation was scheduled and reminded him that I have a redundant/tortuous colon. He asked me if I had any questions. I had two questions: Does redundant/tortuous color cause problems in the colon? He said, "Yes." Then I said it was important to me to know if hemorrhoid banding will be done during the colonoscopy procedure? He said, "Yes--banding can be done to internal hemorrhoids, but not external." That's all he said. I found out later the whole truth: Only one banding of an internal hemorrhoid is done during a colonoscopy procedure. If there is more than one internal hemorrhoid, they are done at his office without sedation, but even then, they still only band one per office visit. Why did he withhold that information? At Premier Surgery Center, I signed a consent form for colonoscopy and banding, but the form did not include the whole truth. I never saw the doctor before the colonoscopy procedure. After the procedure, he stopped by for a few seconds when I was just coming out of sedation. He held up some papers, said a few words (which I was not lucid enough to process) and then put the papers on the bed tray and took off. Later, I told the nurse I needed to talk to him; I wanted to know what happened during the procedure. She ignored me. When I got home, I reviewed the paperwork. It was very skimpy, so I still didn't know what was done. The day after the procedure and two other times, I called Diablo Digestive Care to ask to talk to the doctor. They have an answering service that tells you to wait 2 weeks for the results letter. I called again and said I wanted to talk to the doctor. The answering service said I would get a call back at the end of the day. Five days later I got a call from the answering service and once again, they said to wait for the results letter. 14 days after the procedure, I got a call from Diablo Digestive Care, wanting to schedule a re-banding appointment. (At this point, I still hadn't received the results letter.) I said, "I don't know what you're talking about and I'm not scheduling any appointments until I find out what was done to me." She said she would talk to the doctor and call me back. She did call me back and give me some additional information from Dr. Chahal; this was when I found out the hidden truth about banding, but I never got a call directly from the doctor. At this point, I decided not to book the appointment and start searching for a different doctor. BTW: I received the results letter in the mail 23 days after the procedure. The banding information I got over the phone was not in the results letter. read more

This doctor must have some sort of God complex. I had an urgent appointment to see Dr. Chahal regarding painful peptic ulcers and gastritis. I needed a consultation to schedule an endoscopy because it is a requirement through my insurance. I had already waited a little over a week to be seen. Unfortunately, on my way there I took a wrong turn due to GPS malfunction and ended up getting lost without service. My appointment was at 11:45 am. Once I found service I called his office three times to let them know I was running a bit late however, there was no answer so I ultimately left a voicemail. I walked into his satellite office at the Brentwood location at 11:52. I was SEVEN minutes late. I filled out all the paperwork and waited to be seen when his assistant came out and informed me that he is incredibly strict on seeing anybody that is late. I explained to her that I got lost and tried calling the office multiple times. She told me that the other office was busy and couldn't answer the phone. She went back to talk to him and then came back apologetically letting me know that he was refusing to see me. I want to start by explaining that I understand late policies and was actually on track to be there 15 minutes early. But things happen. Now I am stuck not knowing how long It'll be until I am treated for this excruciating pain. I have missed work, had to find childcare for 3 children, and drive almost an hour one way just to go to this appointment-- all to not be seen by a doctor who was trying to make a point. I would stay away at all costs. Seems to me like he doesn't care about his patients, and because of that I'm sure this inconvenience was for the best. Just a massive waste of time read more

The Premier Surgery Center is like a third world hospital, Dr. needs to spend more time with patients , to discuss results, particularly new ones. He is nice enough, but seems very rushed or over booked appointments. read more

DO NOT GO TO THIS DOCTOR. TRUST ME. This is the worst doctor I have ever seen in my life. After about a minute into my discussion about my stomach symptoms I have been having he just blurted straight out, sorry I can t help you. Well , I said any suggestions you might have on what I can do? No, he said again, sorry I can't help you, see another doctor. I waited over a month for this 2 minute appointment. He seems to only look at simple, easy problems and doesn't want to use any thought or time to do testing or research on bigger problems. What a waste of time with this condescending and arrogant "doctor". I always thought doctors tried to do what ever they can to help you. The board should take his practicing licence away. read more

I had the worst experience with this office (something that has never happened before in my life regarding medical appointments - and I am getting up there in age). I was referred to Dr. Chahal by my oncologist. I had had many appointments with specialists recently and was going to call when I had a break in the others. To my surprise, Diablo Digestive Care called me, mentioned the referral, and asked if I wanted to schedule a visit. I was given a few dates as options and chose one that best fit my schedule. I wrote down all information as it was spoken and confirmed (as I always do) by repeating dates, times, and names back to the individual with whom I was conversing. I also was given the option of having the intake forms sent to fill out before the appointment, or, to do it upon arrival; I chose the former. I received the PDF files within 10 minutes. It appeared we were off to a great start, I could not have been more wrong. The day of my appointment, I arrived at the office, signed in (as instructed during the scheduling), gave my ID, insurance cards, intake forms and was told to take a seat until called. I was happy when it was within minutes. However, to my shock and dismay, I was not led to a room to wait for the doctor, but to be told there was no appointment scheduled for me (as a man who I would later find out was Dr. Chahal, sat by indolently, no more than 10 feet away, with an inconvenienced look on his face). I had no appointment for any date in their system - none at all. Vanessa asked about when I called to make the appointment, and I quickly informed her that I had not reached out to anyone, the office had called me. As I was looking at her computer monitor, I saw my email address and mentioned they sent intake forms upon date confirmation. I also showed her my cell phone's call log and the notes I had taken during the conversation. Someone dropped the ball, and I did not even receive an apology. She asked if I could return in two days to which I declined and left. I could not believe it. I have not been feeling well for a while and had been in pain for days, but the intake forms (the very first form sent) mentioned a $50 charge for a clinical appointment cancellation ($200 for procedural). I could have been inconsiderate and simply not showed as I certainly did not feel up to it, but since it was the day of the visit, I chose to be honorable and push through. I wish I had never gone and wasted my time. It was a massive inconvenience for me, and so as soon as I was home, I called for an explanation as to how they could make such a colossal mistake. Unsurprisingly, no one answered (the message Dr. Chahal has in place is exceptionally lengthy with many options to choose from, but the one where you can merely speak with someone is missing). I left a message and no one called back. First impressions are lasting ones, and I will not be returning to Dr. Chahal or Diablo Digestive Care. From what I have read online about him, I now view that as a fortunate outcome. The entire scene reminded me of the Seinfeld episode, "The Kiss Hello" where George is charged $75 for not canceling an appointment with a physical therapist, 24-hours in advance. And yet, the doctor cancels on him without the same courtesy she requires of her patients. The policy you are asked to sign should not work one way. So, for your entertainment, allow me to create a picture in which Dr. Chahal and Diablo Digestive Care were made to be responsible for inconveniencing ME. "[Diablo Digestive Care, Inc.] Abe enters, and the receptionist spots him. RECEPTIONIST: (As Dr. Chahal looks on) Oh, hi Mr. Froman. We can't see you because no one put your appointment in the system. ABE: What do you mean? RECEPTIONIST: Who made the appointment? ABE: (Shows RECEPTIONIST his cell phone call log) Vanessa or Briana called me and made it for today. I immediately noted the appointment date and time on my phone. I was even sent the intake forms to fill out at home, here they are. RECEPTIONIST: That was Ariana. Unfortunately, she never inputted the appointment into our system. ABE: You require patients to give you a 24-hour notice for cancellations, or you assess a $50 charge, correct? RECEPTIONIST: Did you ever receive a confirmation call? Can you come back on Thursday? ABE: (Pointedly) Oh, I am sorry, I too, require 24-hour's notice for a cancellation. Now, as I see it, you owe me 50 dollars. Will that be cash, or check?" I honestly should send them a bill, as my time as a patient, is no less valuable than theirs. It appears as though I dodged a bullet. read more

Dr. Premjit Chahal at Diablo Digestive Care was absolutely amazing and very knowledgeable. I found him on Yelp and scheduled an appointment because I had digestive issues (SIBO) caused by taking probiotic supplements. Other GI doctors were not able to see me till May and here I was able to schedule an app within few days. He ordered lactose, fructose & small intestinal bacterial overgrowth tests. They were pretty easy to do. You drink milk, apple juice and special solution in the morning and come few hours later to do a breath test. Much easier than mailing tests in as I did before with my previous holistic doctor. I did them on Wed, Thu & Fri. By Monday I had my test results. All negative with only slightly positive SIBO. Very fast and easy which is refreshing. I tried many GI doctors and dr. Chahal is by far the best! I will recommend to all my friends to go see him. Everybody is complaining about digestive issues these days. I'm grain, gluten, dairy, sugar, corn, soy, caffeine and alcohol free which also helped. I liked he wasn't pushing antibiotics on me. I used oil of oregano and raw garlic to bring my bacterial overgrowth down. It worked well. I just have to stay away from probiotic supplements and eat more raw sauerkraut. I will keep using Dr Chahal as my GI doc from now on. I'm very happy I found him. read more

Prem Chahal, MD - Gastroenterologist Near Me - Pleasant Hill, California

My initial impression of this doctor was correct. I had a bad gut feeling, but I ignored it. This doctor doesn't really care about his patients. He did an endoscopy for me Two weeks ago, Yesterday, I left my last appointment crying hard. I have been sick for 5 years after almost dying from medication induced Severe Acute pancreatitis. In June, Dr Chahal agreed to take my work comp insurance. After receiving subpoena for my medical records he flipped out telling me he was so unhappy because he didn't want to have to close his practice for a day to go to Sacramento because that's what he THOUGHT IT SAID!? he was very unhappy that he had accepted me as a patient! I called my work comp lawyer and Dr Chahal said "I need to see my patients". Apparently I am not a patient anymore. read more

Worst doctor I've ever had. I should have checked reviews before seeing him. Rushes you through the appointment, can't answer questions in a straight way. He fired me from his practice for asking too many questions about a proposed course of treatment. Seems to only want patients with simple, easy to treat problems. My new GI doc was appalled at a diagnosis of SIBO without proper testing first. Reading these other reviews, I feel I am lucky he fired me. read more

Dr. PremC is a proactive physician, and has taken care of my "internal" needs the last 5 years. Have had two colonoscopies performed by him and his team, and everything ran like clockwork. The office staff is extremely thorough. They follow up to remind you of appointments, provide clear instructions, and just do a good job all around. Shout out to the Danville Surgery Center....they are excellent!!! read more

To summarize: positive: friendly, knowledgeable. Pleasant office staff. Negative: test not patient oriented and did not spend enough time going over non-prescription drug options such as the "FODMAP" diet and probiotics which have some clinical evidence of effectiveness Details: My regular doc referred me to Dr. Chahal to follow up on some GI issues. I was first impressed by the awards on his walls and the friendliness of the staff. When I went into talk with Dr. Chahal, he appeared to have ignored the questionnaire I had filled out along with a lot of detailed history including that the symptoms were gradually getting better. But he was friendly and I was able to cover some basics one-on-one. So on balance I was favorably inclined to him at this point. He ordered a long list of tests including 4 hydrogen/methane tests, a colonoscopy, a blood test and a celiac disease panel. The later was even though I had not been eating any gluten for months. And when I did a bit of research, I found that the test is only valid if you have gluten for 2 weeks before the test. He had never asked me about that so I had to follow up. The breath tests were negative for the first three but I did react to the last, a SIBO (bacterial overgrowth) test. But the person in the office stopped the test at one hour rather than the 1.5 hours the sheet said would be required. So if you see him and have that test, make sure they run the test for the full time indicated. The rest of the other tests were negative. When I went in to see him on followup, he appeared to brush off my report about the mistake on the 4th breath test. But he did tell me that the level at one hour (12) was less than the minimum cutoff which he told me was 20. He diagnosed IBS-D which confirmed what I had assumed. He mentioned taking probiotics for IBS-D only in passing and basically told me to treat it symptomatically. So I rank him as "OK". read more

Dr. Chahal is pretty cool guy! He's down to earth and talks to patients like human beings. I've never found him condescending, like some Docs. His office in PH is nice. Free coffee, nice people working there too. I've had one colonoscopy from Dr. C. It seemed to go good. I don't remember anything of course. Dr. Chahal took good care of me. The executive surgery center in Danville is a nice place. I would recommend Dr. Chahal to friends and family. read more

I was treated with complete disrespect and disinterest by this doctor. If I were dying, I would refuse to see him. What a nightmare that I have to pay to be abused. Note to Dr. Chahal: YOU ARE NOT GOD! Treat people with dignity. This country gave you the chance to be what you are. Be grateful! Please, go to any other doctor, you will be better off. read more

Very happy with dr Chahal. I have suffered for years. He listened to me, did some additional tests and had a different, new diagnosis. We had a treatment plan along with diet changes. I feel, and look great. I'm grateful! read more

After an epic fail appointment with one of the lowest rated Gastro doctors on Yelp (was referred by Primary Care doctor), my husband got in to see Dr. Chahal. This was a positive experience from start to finish. No waiting. Friendly and thorough staff. Personable Doctor who was happy to see me accompanying my sick and hard of hearing husband. He asked good questions and then did a thorough exam and listened with a stethoscope. The problem was severe constipation with possible partial blockage. The "bad" GI we had first seen in Walnut Creek did not examine or diagnose problem. Dr. Chahal diagnosed an ileus (paralysis of the colon) and explained what it meant, how he thinks it was caused, and the treatment plan. He wanted to see him back in a week. (The other Doctor only wanted to do a colonoscopy I'm 3 weeks.) Next time I will check Yelp first. Highly recommend this Doctor. read more

I went to see Dr Chahal after being referred by the infusion center on the 2nd floor of the building. The first time I'd seen him after making an appointment two weeks prior, I had just been released from the hospital the day before due to a Crohns flare up. When my husband and I went in to talk with him in his office, he didn't have any of my records(even though he is affiliated with John Muir and all my records are with John Muir, as is my internist that has all of my records in the network). He obviously informed me he couldn't do anything for me without the records. He was flip, and lost patience when my husband and I attempted to explain my situation, and inform him of my history with my gastrointestinal issues. He cut both my husband and me off several times. I cut the conversation short as it was obvious we weren't getting anywhere and proceeded to sign releases for my medical records to be sent to Dr. Chahal's office. On my next appointment that I put in my calendar on my IPhone as 1:15 PM, I was told when I arrived that my appointment was actually at 11:15 AM, and that the doctor couldn't see me. Ok, I can accept that I could have made a mistake. I thought it was a bit unusual that there was no call to inquire why I wasn't there but maybe their procedures are different than the other excellent doctors I have been seen by. Upon re-scheduling my next appointment I inquired to see if my medical records had come in that were requested 2 months prior. I was told no, they didn't have any of my records. I asked to request them again, and maybe a phone call would be necessary. The front desk receptionist said she would make sure to check on them before I came in again. On my next appointment as I was getting ready to leave my house, I had an episode as many Crohns patients do, and was unable to leave the bathroom for 15 minutes, which delayed me arriving on time for my appointment. I arrived 10 minutes late. When I met with Dr. Chahal, the office still didn't have my medical records (really, after 3 appointments???) and Dr. Chahal was rude, impatient, and very unprofessional. He was irritated and extremely agitated. I asked him about some blood work I had done as my primary doctor called me to inform me my liver levels were high. He told me it could be due to my vitamin regime. I asked him if it could be due to a prescription I was taking prescribed by a previous doctor, and he looked on his phone to get information and said yes that could be the reason. I left his office, went straight to the office where my medical records were (the person who had them ready and waiting for me after I called to request them, said that she in fact had faxed my records to Dr. Chahals off herself). Went back to Dr. Chahals office and asked if I could speak to the doctor. I was told he's very busy, what do you want to ask him? I told her I just needed to ask him a quick question that would take a minute. She said it would be quite a while. Then a gentleman came into the waiting room and said he needed to speak with the doctor, and that the doctor told him to stop over and he would see him without an appointment. Hmmmm. After 20 minutes Dr Chahal comes out and says he doesn't have time for me. I asked him for 1 minute. He said ok, maybe 30 seconds! I handed him my records and asked if he wanted to accept me as a patient. He says, yes, and goes through the I don't have your records and can't do anything for you speech I've heard numerous times....and yes, I get it. I got it the 1st time. That's why I got my records and delivered them to you. I tell him, you seem apprehensive, that's why I want to make sure. Then, he goes OFF! He tells me he respected my time (3 appointments without anything accomplished whatsoever because your office can't get my records, or call me to tell me not to waste my time coming in again????) and that I need to respect HIS time, and he knows when everyone comes in, and on and on. I then apologize and inform him why I was late for today's appointment....uh Crohns...this is your profession. I'm ignored and he's acting erratic, repeating himself over and over, and is quite angry. I was near tears, and walked out. Talk about not respecting other people's time, how about respecting them as a human that has an uncontrollable illness? You and your staff have wasted my time on 3 separate occasions, and then to be treated with such disrespect is deplorable. I would not recommend this doctor to anyone. Beware. As a side note....also read reviews on Diablo Digestive Care. Same office, some other interesting reviews. read more

Dr. Chahal is great ! Trying to get through to anyone in his office is horrible. No customer service because no one picks up the phone. The patient is forced to leave a message and has to wait for anyone from the office to return the call. read more

This doctor almost killed me. He did a colonoscopy and told my husband and I that he couldn't complete it because I was so inflamed and bleeding. He sent me home with the advice to rest and drink Jamba Juice. Needless to say, I was rushed to the hospital a few days later and I was given 12 units of blood. I was on life support twice, a month in the hospital and had to have my colon removed. This doctor had no time for me and he let us know in every way he and his office responded to my needs. Horrible horrible doctor and staff. read more

Fantastic, thorough, extremely knowledgeable doctor who takes great care with his patients.

This is a five star operation. Professional and polished across the board. Routine colonoscopy. Took time for introductions and explanations. Reassuring and easy process. I felt everyone was attentive and professional. I would not hesitate to recommend this physician and his staff to those doing routine evaluation and if I had more complicated GI needs he would be first on my list for consultation and planning. Thank you Doc. Robert- read more

I saw Dr. Chantal in 2015 for severe stomach pains. He ordered an endoscopy and made minimal follow up. I went back a year later after going to the emergency room several times for continued severe stomach pains. During this visit, Dr. Chantal yawned and looked absolutely bored with me, but did schedule another endoscopy. After the procedure, he came back to see me for a few seconds stating he found nothing, and I was an "enigma". He never phoned back or followed up, and this led me back to the emergency room a few more times with even worse stomach pains. I finally went to my gyn. who referred me to a colon/rectal specialist. Dr. Kim has ordered a colonoscopy, so we will see how it goes. "Coincidently", Dr Chahal's office phoned me to follow up. Safe to say, I will never go back to Chahal again. Disgusted, Judith Buitrago read more

I would not recommend this doctor to anyone. He is full of himself and couldn't care less about his patient's time. This doctor obviously does not care if he loses a patient, because there will always be another new one right around the corner. His front office staff is even worse. I would recommend to both he and his staff to learn some compassion. read more

Returned weeks later to continue the B.O. treatment. Unfortunately, my problem is still there. I wonder if there's other type of treatments are out there for this issue? read more

I had a great experience here with Dr. Chahal. You really need confidence in a Dr. when so much counts on it and Dr. Chahal inspires it. And it showed because I got great results. The first time I went in I began filling out paperwork, as I expected, but then the Dr. came out before I was even done and invited me in to talk about what was bothering me. I've never had that great an experience with a Dr. before. read more

Dr. Chahal is nice and the colonoscopy was painless. It took almost a month of various tests to arrive at a diagnosis, but he finally did. However, his office staff is imcompetent. Every single dealing with his receptionist has been problematic. Prescriptions sent to the wrong pharmacy. She claims she returned my call, yet no call shows on my phone, i.e., dishonesty. (This happened several times.) My pharmacy requested authorization to refill and was rejected because the receptionist decided I had to be seen by Dr. Chahal first, despite the fact that Dr. Chahal himself said this was unnecessary. (She had obviously never checked with him.) Every single dealing with this person has been a hassle. I'm finding a new GI doctor. read more

I have had good experiences with Dr. Chahal. He is thorough, caring and professional. It is important to communicate with him and to voice your concerns and opinions. The office is acceptable but not very compassionate or caring. It is run more on rules and orderliness rather than flexibility and accommodation. I would recommend this GI Doctor. read more

I have seen plenty of doctor in the last several years and even have even seen two othe GI doctors. But today I saw Premjit chanal, a gastroenterolist right down the street from my home, and I was so I incredibly impressed by him. The office called me back 15 minutes ahead of my appointment when I'd just started with the paperwork, then five minutes into an actual case study with a nurses interaction, and surprisingly two minutes after that Dr .chahal just wamly walked into the room. At first he's so well dressed and caring and might I say, attractive to boot. It made me a little nervous actually. But this guy is the real deal. He totally knows his stuff and it shows. He doesn't get lost in a laptop typing while you talk to him. He doesn't mess around with charting when patients are around. He serves patients, and that is very good it may seem a very week summation of what a doctor in general does, but dr Chahal SERVES HIS PATIENTS, first and Foremost. He also gave me answers to GI questions I've had for years that have gone untreated, and created multiple other unnecessary bloating and pain and GI issues that little did I know this office treats this, I'd seen an ad or two for Xixifan which has advertisements on tv I've seen it a lot, finally a doctor that I didn't even Have to ask for this new xifaxan to treat small intestine bacterial overgrown and IBS . I didn't even have to wait a minute I the waiting room and I was there 15 minutes early. I didn't have to wait in a little paper thin gown In a "little room" for another 15 after I was brought back and the doctor spent all of three minutes with me. This office is absolutely different and in a very good way, if you ever have issues with irritable bowel syndrome(Ibs) or bowel issues or partial bowel obstructions, plus a myriad of other GI problems run don't walk to Dr Chahal I recommend him higher than any other doctor I have recommended possibly in my life, as the experience was so efficient and kind and helpful in the office, and then the doctor himself is just a healer, he could ensue what was wrong with me without my telling him a word first. :) . read more

My husband has been seen by Dr. Chahal for the past year, and we have had nothing but great experiences with them. He definitely knows what he is doing, and makes you feel welcome and like you're in good hands. There used to be an issue with his front office personnel (receptionist wasn't the very friendly), but it looks like that has been taken care of because the last time we went in there was a new receptionist who was great. Would recommend him for sure. read more

My visit with Dr. Chahal was fantastic! His staff was very friendly and I appreciated that he was thorough, took his time, and made sure to answer all my questions in detail during my appointment! read more