The NP literally walked across the room and placed her stethoscope on my stomach while I sat in a…read morechair and declared everything sounded fine. She then continued to talk over me while telling me I would be scheduling a colonoscopy and explained the prep I would be required to do. I felt like I was scammed into doing a colonoscopy. This is all about money... you Will not be heard here.

Everything was great. Staff is polite,kind & helpful answering question. Monica is wonderful! Dr…read morePontikos listens and makes me feel cared for.

A referral from my PCP for a routine colonoscopy. I arrived at the scheduled time two weeks before…read morethe big event and gave the receptionist my identification and insurance information. Then I met with a nurse practitioner to go over my medical history. She sent me home with prep instructions. They were straightforward although it was difficult for me to consume as much liquid in the prescribed time as the procedure requires. With my daughter as chauffeur, I arrived on time for the colonoscopy and was taken to a curtained area where I answered the nurse's questions, changed into a gown and then had the line for the anesthetic put in place. Dr. Van Ness, who I had not met, came by to introduce himself and to answer any questions I might have. He then left, saying he'd see me in a few minutes. The anesthesiologist and another attendant wheeled me to the procedure room, got me in position, and started the "sleepitime" drip. Thirty minutes later I woke up in the recovery area. The doctor came by to give me the results, all good. I got dressed and was driven home. Both visits went quickly. The group is a fine-tuned machine, and every person I spoke with was businesslike, but also friendly and courteous. Time for the colonoscopy portal to portal, under 3 hours.

I most reverently do not recommend Dr. Yung. I found him extremely demeaning to me during my…read morevisit. His arrogance shows no bounds. He mocked my "problem" with the nurse in the room and showed no interest in truly helping me. I have crohn's disease and to go into details of why I was there is embarrassing to begin with but let us say he wasn't interested in my problem. Is there truly a caring Gastro around my area???? I reported him to my primary doctor who recommended him, and he told me that he has been hearing the same from other patients.

Went here on a referral from my primary doctors office, I had previously been to another Gastro in…read morethe area and DID not want to go back there, I was very pleasantly surprised, my appointment was for 1pm, I had to be there at 12:15 to get checked in and prepped, I was in and out of the office just shy of 2pm, that was for a scope and everything, the previous office i went to i waited HOURS for my scope, it was frustrating, the bedside manor was not good and it was an overall mess. I will definitely recommend this location, and this dr, i saw Dr. Shirak, very informative, very quick and his staff was friendly!

Exceptional customer service. Dr. Khetarpal is wonderful. I have been coming here for years to have…read moremy colonoscopies and endoscopes. I also saw Bonnie Mohler for the first time and really liked how she explained the issues I was having and what I needed to do to alleviate it.

Well, I just spent two days preparing, and a day of fun having a routine colonoscopy, only to be…read moretold that the results were inconclusive, and I should come back in six months for another one. My recommendation would be to cancel all upcoming appointments with this organization, until this office figures out how to do what they're trying to do. In my 64 years, this is the most unprofessional medical experience I've ever encountered. It certainly explains their 2.5/5 Google review rating. I wouldn't stay in a 2.5/5 motel, why would I go to a medical "professional" with that rating? I only wish that I would've seen that prior to scheduling with this office. The reason the results were inconclusive is because I precisely followed the two day prep, as instructed, by THEIR office, and my system was producing material that made it so they couldn't get a good results. As I was lying in the bed, prior to my colonoscopy, explaining to the lady that I hadn't eaten since Monday afternoon(this was Thursday morning), she shook her head and said something to the effect of: These two day preps sometimes don't work because your system starts producing material again. Apparently, that's exactly what happened. She even went as far to say that, in most cases, the insurance wouldn't cover the necessary second colonoscopy. The interesting thing was that as I lie in bed in preparation for the colonoscopy, I heard someone a few beds away, being told the exact same thing. At that point, I should've gotten up and walked out. To say I'm mad would be a complete understatement. I've wasted an entire three days only to be told that I have to do it again. There were two sets of instructions, both issued by their office. The set of instructions on the left begins between the hours of 6 and 9PM, two days before the procedure. The set of instructions on the right begins the moment you wake up, two days before the procedure. In preparation for this, I was mailed two different sets of instructions. The set of instructions on the right, with the two day prep, was the most recent one, so that's what I followed. The last time I had a routine colonoscopy, 14 years ago, I was required to drink one small container of prescription liquid the day before and had no issues. Why was this office issuing two different sets of instructions? Why did the nurses or prep staff know this was going to be a problem? Am I their guinea pig? Are they experimenting on me trying to figure out what works best? When you go to a medical professional, you'd like to think they have these things figured out. This was obviously not the case here. Feel free to contact me.

Place is absolutely amazing. Great nurses and doctors make you feel like family immediately. No…read morequestions go unanswered.

The staff is very rude. When I would try to explained my answer she had no time. The doctor was…read morehelpful and seemed nice..but the staff not so much.

Super friendly and professional staff. Made me feel 100% comfortable about a procedure that I was…read more(unnecessary) nervous about. Loved it so much I think I'll go back in 5 years :)

astroenterology Associates reviews…read more Reviews from the web 3/5Superpages · 1 review Google review summary 5 4 3 2 1 1.0 3 reviews Google reviews Most helpful Kelly Ratcliff in the last week After being cancelled (by them)for my first scheduled appt, i was able to get in 2 months later. At sign in, i was told i was "very early". Showed receptionist my paperwork that was sent to me. I was on time based on the info mailed to me. She then began to tell me that "the other office sent the wrong info". None of what she was telling me matched the paperwork i had in my hand from the "other office". Not my fault both offices dont communicate. Poor planning and time management to be sure. Then the receptionist rudely told me to call my ride to be back by 915am to take me home. I wasnt even supposed to be done with the procedure by 915. One hour later i was being wheeled out. Seriously? Dr. Ahmed and the nursing staff were great, but the front office people and scheduling people need some help with their people skills, time management and organization. For the scheduling difficulty and rude reception, i wouldnt return here.