Everyone was nice and professional, and the doctor was great. I saw Dr. Schwartz who did everything…read morehe could to make me feel comfortable and then made the proper referrals without making me jump through all the hoops. He actually was looking after the best interests of the patient, which today, is a rare thing from most offices. I would highly recommend Dr. Schwartz and I would guess that everyone else is just as kind and professional. Questions answered, wait time was small and I didn't feel rushed. As always that is the truth.

My doctor is always on time for appointments and is very casual. He's always has time to listen to…read moremy concerns and is very helpful with solutions. And, he has a wonderful sense of humor which is very important to me besides the medical needs!

Dr. Rosati and her team are fabulous! I felt very welcomed and cared for throughout my appointment…read more For those who need assistance, they work hard to get help to those you need it. They offer participation in clinical trials!!!

Great staff and medical team. Received the answers and care I was looking for. I will continue to…read moreuse for continuing care.

My wife has a liver problem and before we moved to AZ she was going to UCSD for tx. Anyway, she was…read moretreated with the then-new HCV Rx drugs for tx of HCV. By taking a daily cocktail of Sovaldi, Diclenza & Ribivirin it cleared the Hep C outta there!! Basically, a "cure"; she's still showing signs in blood tests of zero amount of Hep C virus. But the damage was done- the particular genotype she had had been a nasty one & it left behind some scarring which turned out to be cirrhosis- the sick irony! She doesn't drink, hasn't had one for decades, but she ends up with something most drunks end up with: cirrhosis! But, so the downside to the worst HCV genotypes is the damage that can be done even after and if you've been treated with these new, powerful antivirals that are efficacious in getting the hep c count down to a zero level which effective makes you cured - just stay as healthy as you can and see your dr at least twice a year. Anyway, since living in AZ since 2017, I finally got in touch with the Advanced Liver Center at Banner University Hospital in downtown Phoenix. The main "provider" with whom I interact the most at Banner University is Gerard Quigley who has turned out to be a really easygoing yet intelligent man who, at least in my wife's case, has been helping her get through this without having to worry about not-too-far-down-the-road health concerns and since her liver is functioning pretty well and the medication she's been taking for about a year now are both positive outcomes for her situation- over a year and 2 blood tests later, she's still doing relatively well. Thanks, Gerard Quigley and everyone else on the team that's working on her medical issues (at least the ones related to my liver); she is feeling better than she was last February (2020)! Lesser or no abdominal pain; mostly it's the right side - most likely due to her degenerative disc disorder. Thanks!

First class. Terrifically kind and efficient front desk. I was signed in and called back within 10…read moreminutes. About 20 minute wait for the doctor who ultimately called in anothEr doc for a chat. Both super smart, kind and engaged. If you need a GI specialist, this is the place. Free parking and even a nifty deli on the first floor.

kind efficeint with great communication skills…read more made colonoscopy easy and much better than with previous providers

Only the Best!!! I've been going to Dr. Meline for 23 years, he is a perfectionist, consice, and to…read morethe point! No candy coating, I'll take that any day over what previous review complained about "bedside" manner!

Dr. Gish is very caring and knowledgeable. He went above and beyond in advocating for my husband's…read moreinsurance appeal after being denied coverage for a treatment for an infectious disease while awaiting cancer treatment. I highly recommend Dr. Gish for anyone needing a gastroenterologist or hepatologist. Doctors just don't get any better!

I've been coming here 3 times a year since 2018. Very happy with the healthcare they have provided…read more !!

I have to visit this practice every six months. This was my second appointment. The office is huge…read more There are several doctors in the practice, but not mine today. I had an appointment with my doctor, but I saw a PA because my doctor wasn't in. No shade to Physicians Assistants, but they should have told me. Probably because they were down at doctor, which I didn't know at the time, once they put me in the exam room I was in there waiting for about 40 minutes. Thankfully, they have free guest Wi-Fi. They also do in-house blood work on a walk-in basis, which is very convenient. And Dr. Sachdeva is very caring and takes time to explain everything to her patients -- she's not trying to churn and burn like the insurance companies would prefer. Still, I have to knock down a star for the crazy wait in the exam room and lack of communication.

Dr. Daljit Bal is the one of the worst I have seen in the last 20 years!!…read more He is Rude, Condescending, no empathy, and doesn't listen! He forgot the Hippocratic tal Oath to help people. after my Negative colonoscopy. I try to ask questions as to what else could be causing my painful symtoms, he would offer any a reason for my pain. his body language said shut up and leave. so i scheduled a follow up apointment it worse. he offered no solution to my pain. he should just stick to colonoscopy and spare patients the wrath of his zero personality! But his P.A. Mrs. Brannan is the total the opposite. I would suggest when you book your appointment to request her

Good luck getting into see the doctor for a colonoscopy, especially if you work. They are booked…read moreweeks ahead and tell you that a required pre procedure "consultation" will take 45 to 60 min. Why? "because we book several patients for the same time." Why have an appointment then? Taking a few vitals and answering several questions on a form before you can get a procedure can be done on line or a zoom call. You certainly are not a respected patient to them, no matter what you hear while waiting on hold from the staged voice message talking how much they care. They just don't seem to care whether you're being helped or if they lose a patient. I guess they're way too busy. I'll be going some place else where medical offices show more professionalism.

Our first time here,and have felt very welcomed. Dr Nguyenduc was very friendly and thorough…read more From the reception to the final paper work, everyone was so nice and made you feel like part of their family. Brittany was very helpful and answered all our questions. Part of finding a good doctor, is finding someone who you feel comfortable talking to, and Dr Nguyenduc and Brittany were just that! Thank you guys!!

Had one visit at this practice one year ago and that went well. However, access to care is a huge…read morechallenge. I have tried numerous attempts (more than 8) to schedule an appointment and no one picks up the phone. They have an automated appointment system where you can only leave a message. I missed a call back that occurred a couple of days after I left my message and when I call back it is the same process... leave a message and then it is a continuous cycle of leaving messages. It is incredibly frustrating to not be able to communicate with a live person.

Very professional wish I lived closer as I moved but highly recommend the doctors and good staffread more

This group is an unorganized mess. Completely unprofessional. I was mandated to have an in person…read moreconsult prior to my physician referred colonoscopy. They canceled my consult an hour prior to the appointment time. I was rescheduled for the next day. Upon arrival I was told the consult was at a different location. I will not go back or trust them with my care. If they can't handle scheduling I can't trust them with my care. Waiting room was full of seniors. Perhaps seniors will put up with this.

Dr Gulinson is with Arizona Digestive Health and we seen him regarding my 87 year old husband (who…read moreis on blood thinners) was having rectal bleeding. This Dr was of absolutly no help whatsoever. He said it sounded like hemorrhoids (did not do any physical exam at all) and advised that my husband take benefiber. Also said that my husband probably wouldn't live thru the surgery or treatments for colon cancer so didn't advise a colonoscopy!!! Well a month later my husband was still bleeding so I called and requested an appointment for a second opinion with another doctor at Arizona Digestive Health - I was told that they did not do SECOND OPINIONS???? When i pushed back on that the front desk told me they would ask Dr Gulinson if he would release my husbands case to another doctor and if he would they would call me back within 2 days. Well never heard from them - probably for the best - so we are going to see another doctor in a couple weeks. I would stay away from this practice all together.

First, let me say I saw Dr Michael Foley and he later performed a colonoscopy. My review of him is…read more5 stars. He has a great way about him, he explains everything, making sure you understand. On the other hand, I am angry about the operation of the practice. Before I had the colonoscopy, they do "me" the service of checking on my health insurance.They nicely called me back to tell me my deductible and this is a screening so my insurance covers it for 100%. After the procedure, I received my insurance company's "explanation of benefits" that showed I have to pay for the procedure, surgicenter, etc. The insurance company explained to me the doctor had coded it as diagnostic, not preventative, therefore, it did not come under the 100% (free) coverage. I discussed it with the office manager and the billing staff who told me various reasons it had to be coded that way and "we have many other patients who are surprised they have to pay for such a procedure." Various reasons given for the diagnosis were that polyps were found and that my patient history made it diagnostic. The practice never allowed my situation to be discussed with the doctor or his medical assistant.My message to the doctor via the patient portal was answered by the office manager. My voicemail to the doctor's medical assistant was answered by the office manager, as well. In addition, I was told that the people who researched my insurance coverage and told me it would be free, normally would also tell me that it might not be free. I understand that my "problem" about free vs paying has a lot to do with the insurance companies, health care system, etc.That is not the practice's fault. It is quite obvious, especially since the practice has a vested interest, that the people that research the insurance coverage easily forget to warn the patient that free colonoscopies are not necessarily free. Mine ended up costing me almost $2000 in payments to the surgicenter, doctor, etc.