The term "gastroenterology " is a harbinger of discomfort; combining the words "gastro" with "enter" with "-ology" (the study of) leaves you with the squeamish translation of "the study of entering your gastric system". I do believe the nomenclature for this branch of medicine needs to be rectum-afied.
Butt, lest I digress. My two visits to RGAL-ONE for pre-op and one for today's "cinematic feature" have been as pleasant as such an experience can be. Consider the crack team of doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, and even receptionists: (now that's a colon!) informative, professional, patient, but - wholly sympathetic to the entire process. The facility is clean, modern, and I even fell asleep to the anesthesia with J.Giles "Angel in a Centerfold" crooning me to never-never land.
I can only throw 4 stars out today due to the nature of the experience, but all revealed and truth be told, it was anal-ogous to any trip to the dentist: fearsome, necessary, yet good to know that business has been taken care of.
Punny business aside, gastro health is obviously very important, and my experience with RGAL was of the highest caliber. With upwards of 30 clients examined each day, they obviously know their end of the business, and they do it efficiently, painlessly, and I'd go back to them if necessary, hands down.
Thanks, RGAL, for making this visit as palatable as possible, but I hope not to see you (or, you see all of me) anytime soon! read more