She is a horrible doctor who did nothing but dismiss all my awful symptoms that I had. She totally…read moreignored everything wrong with me. She shouldn't be practicing medicine. Due to her negligence I'm now near death

The nurse practitioners here are misandrysts and seem to be the type who gossip about patients…read more Outdated practices and information, which is surprising since the NPs seem to be in there mid 40s, but they hold false data from the older men doctors that trained them. The misandry is the most annoying part tbh. I'm tired of being treated oddly just because these women have experiences with men that have nothing to do with me, a patient. Find somewhere else to go; Unless you like misandryst angry women, some people are in to that. If you go here, see the doctor. The NPs are barely qualified to be doing what they're doing. Oh, the NPs lowkenuinely appear to be abusing drugs as well.

I rarely leave public reviews, but because this involves medical care, I feel it's important to…read moreshare. I've been a patient of Dr. Love for more than 10 years and even brought my family to his office. He has always seemed competent and trustworthy, and I've relied on him through some of my most challenging health issues. Recently, however, I received a letter dismissing me from the practice over an unpaid $136 balance I didn't know existed. I was told letters and a voicemail were sent, but I never received them. With six people in our household, it's possible mail was misplaced but I have never been late on a payment in over a decade of care. I always paid small copays when in the office if necessary. A quick look at my record would have shown this was unusual. Ending a long-standing patient relationship over a small balance and a simple miscommunication, especially during one of the most difficult health periods of my life, is deeply disappointing. I've been in the office multiple times for this health issue, and my annual physical was scheduled this same month. I would have gladly paid the balance had I known. To make matters worse, my conversation with the office manager was frustrating and lacked any empathy. When I expressed my concern, she simply asked, "What should we do if there's a balance and we can't reach you?" A better approach would be to review each situation individually and consider a patient's history before making such a harsh decision. After 10+ years of trust, I was treated like a number. This experience has been disheartening. I can't imagine Dr. Love is aware of how his office is being managed, but I hope this feedback helps ensure no other long-time patient is dismissed so abruptly over a modest balance and poor communication

Regarding type of care, both my parents died of colon cancer. Regarding care quality, I couldn't…read moreask for a more well informed staff. Regarding the office experience, there was no wait going in and I only had to wait a few minutes before Dr.Coomes appeared.

On Wed, 10/18/23, I had a colonoscopy at Gastroenterology Associates of Northern NY at 5 Irongate…read moreCenter, Glens Falls, NY, 12801. The procedure was done by Dr. Michael Chase. I believe I was given too much anesthesia. I also believe I received very poor follow-up care from the practice. When the procedure was done, the practice called my partner, Donna, to come pick me up. Over the phone, the nurse told her that a polyp had been removed and cauterized. The nurse said I could resume all my usual medications that night. A little surprised, Donna asked if that included my blood thinner, Eliquis. The nurse hesitated but eventually said yes. When Donna arrived at the clinic, she called to let them know she was there. She waited in the parking lot for a little while and eventually a nurse brought me out in a wheelchair and said they couldn't get me to wake up. She also said they had revised instructions about my meds and I should hold the Eliquis until 11/1/23. They got me into the car and Donna brought me home. I don't remember any of this. Donna got me home and in bed around 4:30 PM. I finally woke up around 7:30 PM and asked what time it. I had no idea if it was that evening or the following morning until she clarified it for me. I got up, sat in our living room, had a glass of water, and promptly vomited all over myself. She got me cleaned up and back to bed. I was out for the night. The next morning, I got up at around my usual 7 AM. I went into the bathroom and almost immediately threw up again. I felt a lot of nausea and a headache. We waited for the practice to open and called in. Dr Chase called back and told me to go to my primary care physician. He wouldn't see me. This surprised me but I did it. Irongate Family Practice saw me that day and prescribed an anti-nausea medication. I did stop vomiting but the headache and nausea continued. On Sat. AM, 10/21, I called Dr Chase's office. He was the physician on call that day. He did call back but once again refused to see me and told me to go to my primary care. We went back and forth about this for a while. Irongate was also involved in the discussion. Dr Chase eventually said I should go to the ER; he wouldn't see me. I clearly wasn't going to get any help from him. Donna brought me to Glens Falls Hospital ER. The hospital treated my with IV fluids and some medication. They did full examinations to make sure there were no injuries in my abdomen. After about 4 hours, the nausea and headache ended and they released me with a prescription for anti-nausea meds. My stomach continued to be sensitive for a little while. I had diarrhea for a few days, then one day of extreme constipation which passed by late Wednesday, 10/25/23. No matter what my symptoms, I will NEVER have another procedure done at Gastroenterology Associates. I will NEVER recommend them to friends or family or strangers.