Dr Mohamed is professional, easy to reach, knowledgeable, and he spends the time to truly…read moreunderstand your needs. Highly recommended.

Awesome dr Efficient care…read moreHighly recommend dr Aly, He takes care of you like a family

I saw Dr. Anjelly and his team for a colonoscopy. I was initially seen by his PA in his office, and…read morehad a good experience with her as well. Scheduling was easy, although I had to book out quite far in advance. On the day of my procedure, the team at Santa Cruz Surgery Center was kind and helpful. The doctor came to introduce himself prior to the procedure and answer any questions. The team made sure I was comfortable during the procedure and reviewed next steps prior to the procedure. I am satisfied with the quality of care, bedside manner, and technique of Dr. Anjelly and his team.

Dr. Yoo's office sent me very complete pre-colonoscopy instructions. (The only omission was that…read morethe Eliquis I take wasn't mentioned in the list of blood thinners to be stopped for 48 hours before the procedure. Fortunately, I realized this, contacted my gastroenterologist, and was told when to stop my Eliquis. I told this to the anaesthesiologist, who said she'd inform Dr. Yoo.) Dr. Yoo was careful during the procedure not to puncture my 85-year-old colon, and found nothing abnormal except one bacterial infection that he identified and I will treat.

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Extremely caring. Gives you his full attention at your visit. Answers all questions. Does not ever…read morerush you. I recommend him highly.

I was a patient of Dr. Majuk's for many years. He is one of a kind, and unique. He is kind, caring…read moreand compassionate. He also happens to be the best Gastroenterologist I have ever had. I can't say enough about him. He really is head and shoulders above any other Doctor I have ever had in my life. Thank you Dr Majuk. God bless you!

Dr Thaker took time to welcome me and talk about my colonoscopy procedure. The procedure itself was…read morewell performed with benign polyps removed and a good follow-up letter received. His operating staff were friendly and made me feel OK with this undignified and potentially unpleasant procedure.....they were great. Everyone over 50 needs a regular colon check and I believe Dr Thaker is one of the best people to help you.

The absolute best! Takes time to answer questions and…read moreskilled..great combination! If you have him as your physician you hit the jackpot.

He seems kind and compassionate, but his personality is a bit wooden and stiff. He tries to be…read morefriendly by asking some standard questions that somebody told him to ask. He *was* my doctor for a bit, but when I started losing weight and having abdominal pain, he told me he had done, "Every test known to man". Nope, not at all. I ended up going to a different practice and doctor in Los Gatos, and the new doctor was wonderful. She showed caring and concern, did a very thorough look at my history, ordered much more comprehensive tests and found out what was causing my problems.

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why can't I voice an experience here? I posted twice and…read moreboth time my comments were removed on the same day... that is not what you guaranteed us.. our words mean something.. You removed the truth.

I was so sad to hear Dr. Lee had retired. He was so good at what he did, and Kim was amazing. It…read morewill be incredibly difficult to find an office that meets their standards and provides such amazing patient service. Good luck on your retirements.

The next available appointment is not for about 6 months. They make a habit to cancel your…read moreappointment and reschedule you for farther out. To quote Dr Ghassemi, he said, "if you don't want to try this antidepressant then I have nothing to offer you." That was uncalled for, unsympathetic and just plain mean. To say that at our first meeting. Glad he retired. Good luck trying to get the staff on the phone. One time I called and was on hold for 15 minutes and drove there while on hold, walked in and the front office was just sitting there chatting to each other. The call center had me on hold. Something completely wrong there. Good luck getting an appointment sooner than 6 months and good luck trying to get good care!

Absolutely disappointed by the unprofessional and unorganized conduct of the office personnel and…read morethe doctor himself. After 6 months of waiting, without any given reason at all, I was refused an appointment. A doctor that chooses and picks patients per his or her liking, is going against their own professional oath.

Dr. Bennett's staff was very communicative and helpful setting up my appointments and going over…read moreeverything my colonoscopy entailed. Everyone at the surgical center was kind and thoughtful. It seemed to go quickly and efficiently.

Dr Bennett and his front office suck! Rude! Condescending! The office threatened to cancel my…read morewife's appointment the day before if we didn't confirm by 3pm. She didn't see the message until 4. After calling and begging, she gave her the appointment back. Dr Bennett talked down to my wife and made to feel like she shouldn't even be there.(Even though her primary dr though it was a good idea.) My wife stood up for herself and he said she was getting aggressive. So, she grabbed her papers from the chart in his hand. He said "you can't do that"...she said "call the cops" and left. Luckily, he isn't the only gastrologist around. Her primary referred her to another dr right away. My advice is to stay away! Stay FAR away!

There is the word "ill" in her name for a reason. Stay away, if you want to stay healthy…read more BEWARE! is what I advise. I am a young 54-year old two-time cancer survivor. The first was stage III bladder cancer. The second was stage high II / low III colorectal cancer. I also have interstitial cystitis and colitis, so had been very ill from the outset. I happen to "present well (never "look sick")," and in both cases, diagnosis was slow and painful in coming and could have happened a LOT earlier had I been taken seriously from the start. I ended up being diagnosed in Sweden, where I have found that the medical system is amazingly good. Before the second cancer, I was feeling quite ill, and as do most people, I know my body. I felt certain that something was very wrong. My GP agreed, and told me that with my colitis, background, I certainly needed to see a gastroenterologist immediately. She got me an urgent appointment with this "specialist." When I went to Dr. Miller with: 1) severe pain 2) considerable rectal bleeding 3) a very large, palpable bump around my tailbone, and 4) a history of colitis and very recent bladder cancer (3.5 years prior) She did not see it necessary to EXAMINE ME! No "Let's take a look," No colonoscopy recommended, nothing. She was very casual and fast, no-nonsense-seeming, pushed me to purchase a very expensive pro-biotic, "VSL#3" ( I firmly believe that she gets a cut of the sales), and put me on steroids. As corticosteroids naturally mask and artificially reduce the body's inflammation responses, I immediately felt considerably better for the duration of the steroid course. I wasn't altogether "right," but I had been so ill for so long that I assumed that it would take some time to improve completely. When I went to my check-back appointment, I was surprised to be attended to by a physician's assistant, Christina, who was among the most unpleasant of people I've had to deal with. Unfriendly and dismissive, she sent me off, and I left the office feeling uncomfortable -- you know the feeling that you've not been heard. The point is that it was not before seeing several other inadequate local doctors who shooed me away, that I was diagnosed while visiting family, and becoming ill in Sweden. Colorectal cancer; stage: high II- low III. By that time I was so weakened and ill that treatment was aggressive and complicated. This was a full seven months after having seen "Doctor" Miller and other poor excuses for medical professionals. I have been left disabled from this second cancer, with considerable permanent damage due to what's called Pelvic Radiation Disease, and myriad complications from the necessarily aggressive cancer treatment. LINDA MILLER BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS. Linda Miller saw me in the spring time of 2005, and I was not diagnosed until January 2006. As my gastroenterologist, I went with a problem - CANCER -- that could have been addressed THAT SAME DAY- as I had a very prominent, bleeding lump that one could see and feel. Biopsy would have taken care of it. Instead, I suffered greatly, and the cancer continued to develop, for SEVEN MONTHS. Obviously, I do not recommend Linda Miller. In her casual, carelessness, she is dangerous to patients. Sure, she may seem "cool" as others have commented, but I don't go to a gastroenterologist seeking "cool." I am not looking for doctor friends. And the PA? A crass boor. An extra: I was told by a reliable friend that Dr. Miller perforated her colon while performing a routine colonoscopy. When she was urgently seen by a different doctor, he reported that she was very bruised inside. How nice. UPDATE (2012): I was later referred to Dr. Majuk, Linda Miller's office colleague, and have been with him since then (2006). He has recently moved and opened his own practice. Now *this* is an EXCELLENT gastro man. Lovely, professional, great doctor. I am still alive, NO thanks to "doctor" Miller. Others' reviews will corroborate my evaluation of Dr. Majuk.

One of the problems with Yelp is that it makes the doctors purchase a membership for all of the…read morepositive reviews to show. That is not fair to the doctors when a service just publishes the negative until the doctor buys a membership so that other reviews show. So, just be aware of that about Yelp. Another doctor of mine, Nancy Thorner, who is completely AWESOME and gives the most pain-free pelvic exam in the universe, got one disgruntled customer who ruined her rep on Yelp and now Yelp is trying to force her to buy a membership so that good reviews (like mine) do not show. However, I will try again with this manipulative thing called Yelp! and say that Dr. Linda Miller is a gem who saves lives. Her manner is fantastic. She historically has done work that other doctors only dream of doing. She was so compassionate with me when I was in excruciating pain and discomfort prior to a procedure and personally saw to it that I was made comfortable by a weak and rude staff at Dominican's Endoscopy Center (now THEY should get a BAD review, not her, in fact all of Dominican's/DIgnity's outpatient surgery centers are frightening, I've been to two now and won't go anywhere but the actual hospital or Sutter in the future). Long story short, Dr. Miller rocks. The reason she runs late is because she is so popular because she is what a doctor should be and does what a doctor should do: she listens and takes the time that is needed to take care of her patients. She told me, having never met me before, that I was her "gift from God" that day, that she felt she could help me feel better. I'm not religious, but that was a really cool thing to say to a patient. FIVE STARS FOR DR. MILLER.