I am thinking about traveling. I found out if take medications, I should have a letter from my…read moredoctor detailing my medication, dosage, and reason for taking the medication. I called and asked if a letter could be prepared for me. I was pleasantly surprised when the office called me the next day to tell me they could mail me the letter, I could pick it up, or I could go to the patient portal to print it. I was going to be in the area so I stopped by and picked my letter up. Kudos for their fast response. I have been a patient at this business for years. I highly recommend this business. Dr. Billings and Dr. Holcomb have taken excellent care of me.

I would suggest NOT even considering this place. My husband and I WERE both patients. My daughter…read morehad an ER visit and a follow up with our Dr. He wanted my daughter referred to a GI Dr. My husband and I wanted her to use the same Dr. We tried to call for three days straight. Every time you call, you have to leave a message. I could not get anyone to call me back. Our primary Dr called again. It took forever for the nurse to talk to a person. I was supposed to get a call by lunch. It did not happen. Some advice from a paying customer... pay someone to answer your phone and make appointments. The Dr we use is actually good, but the customer service and scheduling is awful! Dr. Billings, hire someone to schedule or fire whoever is supposed to be calling people back and doing scheduling. It's killing your business.

Hard to schedule follow up. Love Dr Kayal and staff…read more Previous procedure went well. Still waiting on an appointment.

Great gastroenterologist! Dr. Kayal is kind and competent. I trust him implicitly. Wait times have…read morebeen reasonable and I remain pleased and impressed!

Insane wait, if you work take the whole flippin day off because they don't give a crap about making…read moreyou wait!

For those of you out there with family history or a past history of colon cancer I just want you to…read moreknow that dr. brusco's billing people refuse to bill you as a routine check-up even though you qualify for a routine check-up every so many years whatever your amount of years is so if you're 5 years then your routine check-up is every 5 years. They kept saying that if they billed me as a routine which is a hundred percent covered by the way it would be fraught so we called my insurance company my insurance company said yes you qualify for a routine checkup and they said well no we're not going to be like that way because it's fraud front of whom is what I want to know because my insurance company said I qualify they put it into a bill with codes and a routine code and my past history I was not denying my history to anyone. The free colonoscopy is the only benefit that really benefits me so if I can't get it then what's the flipping point. Beware of his billing department I'm not sure what their problem is I guess they get more money out of pocket if you pay out of pocket.

The worst place possible. Horrible doctor. Horrible nurses. Do not come here if you want good…read morehealthcare and professional service because they offer neither of these.

The medical director, William M. Roddy, DO provided the very best medical care anywhere! I have…read moreknown of countless patients of his who credit him for saving their lives! He was beyond a brilliant physician! An extremely talented yet very compassionate man who truly cared about his patients yet obviously wasn't concerned about revenue. He was selfless, consistently put his patients needs before his own. I have talked with many people including some that told me he was their doctor and they had been to up to 14 other doctors including major medical center teams of doctors. They said that none of them could find out what was wrong with them and were no able to help them. They said that within minutes of their first visit to Dr. Roddy was able to determine what things were wrong with me. Within 2 days of him treating him they were at least 95% better. The people I spoke with said they were certain that God sent them to Dr.Roddy. Patients knew that Dr. Roddy had severe neck and back problems. I heard through the grapevine that Dr. Roddy went to California to have his mid back operated on and that he woke up paralyzed with zero feeling from the waist down. From what I was told, the neurosurgeon, Henry E. Aryan, MD tried to perform a surgery that he had only seen once during his training that was reserved exclusively for young children with spinal tumors or brain tumors. Dr. Aryan admitted that he did not explore the surgery area before the wound was closed and that he didn't check his condition before he hurriedly left the hospital. This was confirmed by the recovery room nurses. Also, they called Dr. Aryan on his beeper, cell phone and home phone constantly for 6 hours and left him detailed messages about Dr. Roddy's condition. I was informed by several reliable sources that after around 6 hours and 25 minutes later Dr. Aryan arrived at Dr. Roddy's recovery room with a strong smell of alcohol on him. Dr. Roddy had a an RN friend with him the entire time. Dr. Aryan had Dr. Roddy rushed to get a CAT scan of his mid back. An extremely large blood clot and countless sharp bone fragments compressed his spinal cord so much that permanently ruined and tore his spinal cord. I happened to see a close friend of Dr. Roddy's and he told me that Dr. Aryan said to Dr. Roddy that there was almost no chance that Dr. Roddy would ever be able to move his lower extremities again. I was told that Dr. Roddy and his nurse demanded that Dr. Aryan tell them why he didn't find the blood clot and the bone fragments before closing, ( it's a given that all doctors who operate always explore and thoroughly irrigate the wound before closing.) Dr. Aryan said he just didn't explore. I understand that Dr. Aryan asked Dr. Roddy if he wanted him to take him back to surgery and remove the blood clot and the bone fragments. Dr. Roddy told him that he definitely did. After the second surgery he was still paralyzed from the waist down. I was also told that Dr. Roddy developed pneumonia and severe shortness of breath. The hospital had a neurologist intensive care unit and another ICU as well. However in spite of the fact that Dr. Roddy was in critical condition Dr. Aryan refused to tender him and kept him on a regular floor bed where there was no monitoring on him. After surgery Dr. Roddy knew that he had an intestinal obstruction. The entire 11 days Dr. Roddy was in the hospital Dr.. Aryan did not see him one time, in spite of the fact that he promised Dr. Roddy and his nurse that he would come see at one or two times per day. Also, from an internet complaint written by Dr. Roddy I read that Dr. Aryan followed Dr. Roddy on his gurney back to his room after the second surgery and wrote his cell phone number on a card and told Dr. Roddy to call him on his anytime he wanted to speak with him whether was day or during the middle of the night. I read where he told TDr. Roddy that he was here for him. Dr. Roddy's complaint read that when after 36 the P.A. of Aryan's wouldn't get Aryan to come see him he told the PA that if he didn't get a gastroenterologist ASAP his colon would perforate and it would surely kill him. My nurse and I told him that if I died not he be sued and charged with wrongful death but Dr. Aryan and the entire hospital would be served notice as well. I read that within minutes a gastroenterologist showed up and took Dr. Roddy to surgery immediately. I understand that he harshly scolded the PA and told him that a gastroenterologist should have been called to see him as soon as his whole abdomen had no bowel sounds which was just after Dr. Roddy's second surgery. I read where the told all of them that it was a miracle that Dr. Roddy's intestines hadn't perforated hours before. In closing, I read where Dr. Roddy wrote in a complaint that he called Dr. Aryan's cell phone and it went to voicemail. According to Roddy's complaint he left a voicemail for Dr. Aryan. Later he found he was blocked.

Dr. Roddy has been out sick for almost 2 years but he is still the best Dr., our area has ever…read moreknown . He is very skilled , compassionate, loyal , respectful and proessional all the way . He is the best diagnostic physician I have ever known and i've been a nurse for 42 years . I am looking forward to seeing him well and back into practice . The world needs more doctors like him and there would be a lot less lawsuits .