Dr. Carlson is one of the best GI doctors. I worked with him for over 21 years and I am happy with…read morethe attention that he and his staff are giving me. Also communication via MyChart is excellent.

The doctors, nurses, front staff...every one..are wonderful. Timely, patient, efficient, caring and…read morekind.

i walked in nervous based on some of these reviews, and left blown away by their care and service…read more everyone from the woman who scheduled me on the phone, to the woman who checked me in, to every nurse and doctor i interacted with, really was kind and you could tell they meant it. i believe my main nurses name was susan and so was just so sweet and helped keep my nerves away. i hope you don't have to come here before you're 50 like i did lol, but if you do i highly recommend! they also partner with smart shopper through my insurance if you have that as well

I will visit this digestive and liver center you just informed me about... I have some digestive…read moreissues that I have been trying to deal with but I was referred to digestive and liver center in Florida

If you or a loved one requires the services of a Digestive and/or Liver Disorders physician take…read morethe time to meet with the IU Team. Please know I personally feel the Digestive and Liver Disorders Center at IU Hospital is one of the best in the country. They are incredibly busy but work with each patient based upon the gravity of the illness. The physicians, surgeons, nurses, CNA and complete team are past amazing but more along the level of phenomenal. The surgeons and physicians have spent years treating my health issues and truly saved my life. Now, years after my procedure, I still receive the same excellent care as the first day I met my team of doctors. The extraordinary level of compassion and devotion never seems to diminish. After working with my physicians and team I found a new inter-strength and put my life into their hands and those above. I never doubted their skills or wisdom nor would they give anything less than a 150% during surgery after a little assistance from above. I feel blessed I live in Indianapolis and was referred to my IU Physicians after a gall bladder issue. The treatment path is usually long, frustrating with many hoops to jump through with a sense of helplessness. The team remains steady while encouraging and doesn't fall down on the job. Now coming up on my 4 year post surgery anniversary these tenacious physicians and staff regularly monitor, treat any new developing medical issues and confirm all is going well. Many patients have temporarily moved to Indianapolis to request health care from the Digestive & Liver Disorders Center. I feel fortunate I am located in Indianapolis and didn't have to experience the long drives, temporary moves from out of state to Indy after being on a waiting list for years. Dr. Saurabh Agrawal is my physician and takes time with each patient and truly listens to your concerns.

This was my first visit with Dr. Matthew Bohm at IU Health University Hospital, and he has a second…read moreoffice in Carmel. Downtown, you have to park in the hospital garage, and they do not validate your ticket. Parking is free at the Carmel location. Both offices are easy to find with friendly staff. Dr. Matthew Bohm is a very personable man, excellent listener, thoroughly explains medication and procedures, and attempts medication before moving to more invasive procedures if possible. I have a procedure scheduled in a couple of weeks, and I feel very safe and secure in his knowledge and skill sets. If you are searching for a digestive or gastroenterologist, I highly recommend Dr. Matthew Bohm.

The front office cancelled my appointment multiple times. Front office is extremely rude,…read morecondescending and very incompetent. Good luck with the 8051 S. Emerson Ave Suite 200 location...

I had Dr.Paul Haynes and he was a great listener and gave me a plan of action before I left that…read moreday. I was very happy with him as my doctor.

Dr. Rex is a Superstar! He is a renowned expert in his area and he shows great care for his…read morepatients. I had a complicated case and I am so happy my GP was able to get me in to Dr Rex.

He seemed annoyed that my doctor sent me for a colonoscopy. When I called the office with concerns…read moreof symptoms after the procedure (like the aftercare paperwork says to do) I was told it would be put through as urgent. 4 hours later and now after hours no one has called me back. After the procedure he told my husband and I "I removed 2 polyps, probably precancerous. We will recheck in 5 years" and then walked out of the room with no other instructions. After reviewing my care summary and surgery report, I notice the report says 4 polyps removed and a random biopsy was done. Totally different than what he said in person. Misinformation from such a "renowned" doctor is pretty crappy. Its obvious his money got his name on the building and not his skills.

Dr. Tang is very personal and doesn't rush through his visits with his patients. He doesn't waste…read moreany time either though. He takes the time to make sure his patients are taken care of. He is probably the best doctor I've ever had. He is kind and makes you feel comfortable and listens to what you have to say.

Dr Clarke is the utmost professional that I known in all of my professional years and now as a…read morepatient. He's very attentive and and provides the highest quality of care that anyone could ever ask for Lisa Salyers RNC

Over 60 days ago I had Dr. Clarke's endoscopy on my esophagus to find a cause of my digestive…read moreproblem. I'm 92 and feel now as though I left my life in that Recovery room. I don't think there was any consideration for my age. Noting no change in my regaining my "old self" after many days, I wanted the Dr. to know of the many side effects I'd been left with. I questioned Dr. Clarke about each one: he was very dismissive and " it may take a little longer for you to feel better." The discharge papers stated I'd had a "therapeutic stretch injury." My throat still feels swollen or like a "lump in my throat." The Dr.'s answer to my concern; " see your ENT." His post scope Rx caused a side effect of day-long headaches. I threw the meds away and asked "What now?" The Dr.'s response: "get an OTC anti-acid." There was never any empathy; Again," it may just take longer for you to feel better." Over two months later, I still have headaches, never in my life had I ever experienced them until this Scope. One result of the procedure left my voice changing dramatically; I did not recognize my own speech. If I talked more than a few minutes I began adopting a guttural voice and had to stop phone calls or conversing with family. I used to be a peppy lady, very social, and quite often met my family and friends for shopping outings and lunches. No more, I'm worn out all the time. I just slog around my home and regret so very much agreeing to the scope. I had colorectal cancer two years ago, successfully taken care of by another physician. That Dr.'s office recommended Dr. Clarke for my digestive concern; I worried that I had cancer again rather than a digestive complaint. I agreed to the endoscopy and it was the worst mistake of my life. The most encouraging words after my entire ordeal were from the nurses at the Endoscopy Center; they were very caring and after I had told them of my experience, the Center's Manager phoned me to express her caring and sympathy. She wanted to know more about my lack of well-being and the lack of empathy I'd received from the Dr. I told her everything as I am doing here.

This is my second visit with Dr. Ghabril at the Digestive & Liver Disorders Clinic at I.U. Hospital…read moredowntown. He is very personable, listens well and is compassionate. He is thorough without ordering unnecessary tests until ruling out other issues. His nurse is organized, great about answering liver transplant questions and keeps him running on time. I honestly haven't dealt with anyone here that hasn't been great as well as helpful as possible. Unfortunately, the office has become busier and busier with the number of pre and post transplants. However, they continue to take great care of the patients and family.

He was very negligent and he missed my cancer after a colonoscopy. He is extremely rude, with poor…read morebedside manners. If I didn't find another G.I doctor I wouldn't be here today. Recently he tried to sue me for telling the truth on Google reviews. But, I also posted documentation of my diagnosis from another doctor. I told his lawyer I'm not a sue-happy person. But seeing all the other complaints, I may reconsider.

I'm 1 in a million! Yea, really... my Doc says so!…read more When is too personal too personal? Is it when it gets to a point when I'm reviewing my Gastroenterologist? I'm not sure. I mean... spending habits is a pretty personal thing in the first place... so why not review my awesome doctor? So... yada, yada I have a past of some cancer yeah... I'm technically sorta a "cancer survivor," yada, yada... and when I moved here I was recommended to Dr. Black by some loved ones that have been seeing him for years. So yeah... I didn't feel a thing! Totally sedated and taken care for my colon scoping! They suggested something called "MoviPrep," for the 24 hour fasting/cleansing and well, sorry, but that's just the finest damn name ever: "MoviPrep. Here to cinematically prepare you for the most epic of adventures, starring a colonoscopy. MoviPrep. Preparing you for your own movie of life. MoviPrep!" Recently though... I went in for a conversation/consultation check up (no procedures), and it was the best doctor visit of my life. "Dude knows what's up." He doesn't treat me like I'm a freak for being so young with all this; instead, he's interested in it all and is up to just have a conversation about how fascinating it all is. Giving me the straight facts to quell my nerves about what the hell I am. Apparently I'm a 1 in a million sorta thing about being so young, and I'm rather lucky. I'm lucky to have found such a good Doc really... so when your number is called for the colonoscopy head to Dr. David Black. Note: I love that "colonoscopy" and, "gastroenterologist," are coming up with the red-dotted lines as if they're misspelled words because Yelp doesn't have them in their database. I am the first person to ever review this sort of thing? Awesome. Note: He's in the building next to the hospital that has the parking garage below it that looks like it could fall over at any instant (if you ask me... that lived in earthquaketown for awhile). And, the parking garage had a cardboard, hand written sign on the ticket booth that read: Sorry ticket machine down. Please remember your "time," that you entered. I know realize I really should have a photo of something that used quotations for time. "Time?" Note: no CC payments, only cash or check by mail & in person (yeah. I know). Don't let it stop you though!