Dr. Ebrahim was one of my doctors in 2017 at Baylor in Dallas !!! I credit her and another doctor…read morefor saving my life !!!! My colon was 99% burnt black and useless ! I was receiving blood and loosing it as fast as they could get it in me !!! After trying different treatments; they removed my colon and "Ester" was born !!!

I saw Dr. Kim for a consultation. As an RN I am very good at calming patients, but when it is me,…read moreI am a basket case. OK, I'm anxious and my BP goes up. Dr. Kim is very personable, warm, compassionate. So much so that my anxiety totally went away. I have needed a screening colonoscopy for about 6 years, and scheduled to see him, he was that confidence-inspiring. I recommend him, as a health care professional and as his patient. He really is "as good as it gets!"

From the owner: Welcome to ENT Centers of North Texas. We use the most advanced and up-to-date techniques and…read moretreatments to accurately diagnose and promptly treat our patients. We partner with you in your care so that you are empowered to make informed decisions about your health and well-being.

As a med device rep of 30+ years, all I can say about my colonoscopies with Dr. Eidem is nothing…read morebut amazing. Each procedure was flawless and timely.

Dr Eidem tore my colon during a routine colonoscopy. I ended up in the hospital for 10 days with…read morenothing by mouth, and IV antibiotics. I was told by Dr Eidem that I had 4-5 polyps he had to remove. Three years later I got up the courage to have another colonoscopy as requested by my new doctor. My new doctor informed me after the colonoscopy was over that he found no evidence of polyps ever in my colon. I thought I was going to die after my colonoscopy with Dr Eidem. It took over a year to recover. Please, if you value your health, do not use Dr Eidem. This app made me give him a star, otherwise I wouldn't have.

Warning, this is long. My husband had a routine colonoscopy 4 weeks ago - clear bill of health and…read moretold to repeat in 10 years. A couple days ago he experience severe stomach pain and vomiting which we thought was likely a virus. He went to the ER where they did a CT scan and found what they believed was an 6-8cm mass in his colon that caused a bowel obstruction. Before being transported, that ER doctor called to talk to Dr Panzer about the recent colonoscopy findings. I don't know what was said other than he told the ER doctor he doesn't go to the hospital. He was admitted hours later, another CT scan performed where they confirmed the mass. Over the next day we saw oncology, GI doctors and specialists. Everyone was as shocked and confused as we were on how nothing was found. I wanted answers or guidance from Dr Panzer so I called the office to speak with him. I spoke with Kyle, the office manager that was concerned and said he would have Dr Panzer call when he got out of procedures mid day. Nothing. No follow up after the first ER doctor called, no follow up from Dr Panzer or Kyle, or a nurse, nothing. Fast forward, further review of labs and scans, they believe that during the colonoscopy there was a perforation to the bowel that abscessed or became infected that lead to thickening of a section of the sigmoid colon causing the obstruction. It was to risky to go in and biopsy so he was on IV antibiotics and sent home with oral antibiotics yesterday. He is doing much better and we will follow back up for new scans and next steps in a couple weeks. I do believe Dr Panzer has a great bedside manner but the lack of follow up or concern to something this serious is so disappointing and negligent. Beware!

Dr Panzer is great. Been going to him at least 10 years. Enjoyable to talk to. It's just so hard to…read moreget in to see him!!

This office is perfect - friendly Staffers - clean - easy access - so professional yet friendly…read more And the Doctor is terrific. Comes in without a computer in his hands and sits down and TALKS to you and listens. Prescriptions called in quickly and tests set up quickly without mistakes.

Warning, this is long. My husband had a routine colonoscopy 4 weeks ago - clear bill of health and…read moretold to repeat in 10 years. A couple days ago he experience severe stomach pain and vomiting which we thought was likely a virus. He went to the ER where they did a CT scan and found what they believed was an 6-8cm mass in his colon that caused a bowel obstruction. Before being transported, that ER doctor called to talk to Dr Panzer about the recent colonoscopy findings. I don't know what was said other than he told the ER doctor he doesn't go to the hospital. He was admitted hours later, another CT scan performed where they confirmed the mass. Over the next day we saw oncology, GI doctors and specialists. Everyone was as shocked and confused as we were on how nothing was found. I wanted answers or guidance from Dr Panzer so I called the office to speak with him. I spoke with Kyle, the office manager that was concerned and said he would have Dr Panzer call when he got out of procedures mid day. Nothing. No follow up after the first ER doctor called, no follow up from Dr Panzer or Kyle, or a nurse, nothing. Fast forward, further review of labs and scans, they believe that during the colonoscopy there was a perforation to the bowel that abscessed or became infected that lead to thickening of a section of the sigmoid colon causing the obstruction. It was to risky to go in and biopsy so he was on IV antibiotics and sent home with oral antibiotics yesterday. He is doing much better and we will follow back up for new scans and next steps in a couple weeks. I do believe Dr Panzer has a great bedside manner but the lack of follow up or concern to something this serious is so disappointing and negligent. Beware!

Don't go to the big corporate groups . They push money over care. Dr. Panzer takes his time with…read moreyou .

This is an assembly line practice that treats patients like widgets from the minute they connect…read morewith the office to schedule. The party that took my call, could not understand the responses to the questions she was given after repeated attempts. She was oppositional and not conversant in English sufficiently to understand the question she was asking, but still wanted to insist on, forcing the patient to go through a predetermined list of questions that the office requires we completed, even if it was apparent that she didn't understand the responses that she had asked him questions previously. Moreover, a call to the office manager affirms that is their policy to treat patients through a pre-screening process to "qualify" the patient for the appointment. This is not a press it to where you get an appointment scheduled and then are sent a questionnaire. Although the office manager asserts that they're doctors that need to collect this information, the person that's collecting. It is not a doctor and based on the comprehension problems in the original questioning, doesn't even have any material medical licensure or significant experience in that request. The intake process an office personnel are absolutely critical, and reflect on the quality of the practice. After this interaction, it's apparent to me that this is an assembly line. We're any patient that cares about whether the doctor actually sees them and respects them and their rights as a patient should probably go elsewhere. I certainly am.

Never actually visited here. I have heard great things about the Doctors here but I can never get…read morethrough on the phones - multiple tries. Long hold/queue times and then when I am number one, nothing but music for a long time and no one answers. If they are so poor about the phones I wonder where else there may be a lack of attention to detail.

Dr. Tsiakos went above and beyond to address my concerns and provided me with the best care I have…read moreever received as a patient. Shoutout to Ashton and Rosalie for being so kind and helpful, as well as the front desk staff. Everyone here is knowledgeable and extremely welcoming. If you are needing a new gastroenterologist, I cannot say enough good things about this location.

We've been patients of Dr Baker for over eight years. He's definitely knowlegeable and definative…read morein his exams, lab work and diagnosis. He's helped us with minor problems like fissures and IBS. And more serious problems like intestinal parasites (crypto & geradia) and botulism. We've been through a lot and Dr.Baker and he has helped us every step of the way. Amazing bed side manners. Very important when working with children. Office staff has been there forever. That alone says a lot. They are friendly, helpful and patient when you're freaking out on the phone, lol.