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.

When I found Dr Eidem on Yelp, I felt really good about making the appointment, as he has awesome…read morereviews from his patients... I had to make my first appointment with his physician's assistant as he is so popular, he's booked for months. So I saw his PA and she was great! She had already read my history and all about what was going on with me! It was so nice seeing someone that was on top of my medical concerns. She said I needed more tests and that Dr Eidem would be the one to perform any additional tests/scopes. So I scheduled an Endoscopy for the following Friday. When I arrived at the clinic everyone was very sweet. When I finally got to meet Dr. Eidem, he was very knowledgeable and explained everything in detail about what he was going to do and how he was going to take care if it. He allowed me to ask questions and I didn't feel rushed at all, he's very patient and caring. When he performed the scope he was very thorough and took samples of anything he thought MAY be a problem, but thought everything was great. He's just that thorough that he sends in samples to be sure everything really is ok. So Dr Eidem is great! If you need a Gastroenterologist in the Plano area, he is your man!

This is the one of the worst doctors I have ever been to. Dr. Yalamanchilli. She's very rude and…read moresuper dismissive. I've come to her for a chronic issue I've been dealing with and instead of helping and being professional, she proceeded to make fun of me and make me uncomfortable. She refuses to do her job and just gives out IBS diagnoses and gives out samples of medicine. No real care towards the patient and I hated every single time I came to this office. Also, didn't want to order any labs or any extra tests even though my lab test before show elevated liver enzymes and tried to say it's because I have a drinking problem when I haven't had any alcohol in two years. I felt so insulted and disappointed. Do not recommend!! Unless you want to be insulted and not helped.

I got a phone call from one of the nurses that I needed to do repeat labs. She told me that I could…read morecome in Monday through Friday 8:30 AM until 4:00 pm and get my labs done. I took a half day off on Friday morning to get my labs done, I arrived around 9:15 AM and they informed me Yolanda the phlebotomist was out sick. They sent me across the street to quest, diagnostics, a minor inconvenience but I figured oh well. Got to quest diagnostics checked in and they let me know the next appointment they had available was 3:00 PM. I had to get back to work by lunchtime. This time would not work. Dr. Joseph Cano is amazing but due to this, I will be finding another doctors office for my digestive needs. Considering due to my health issues I need an upper endoscopy every two years they've lost out on a lot of money because of this.

He made me feel comfortable before going under anesthesia. I really want to thank his wonderful…read morestaff and all the nurses who were there to take care of me. I would recommend him!

Got a referral to this office from my primary, got a call back within a few hours to gather more…read moreinfo. Super impressed and was told I should expect a call shortly to schedule. A week later I called the office to inquire about scheduling an appt. The appt person was busy. 24 hours later I got a call my insurance was not accepted by this office. Their ability to schedule customers is a mess.

After 20 years with this doctor when we called to get my husband in when he was really sick no one…read morecould fit him in. He ended up in the hospital and STILL Dr Mehta never showed up in the same building. I would never recommend this doctor. He is only interested in colonoscopies and EGD's .. he will not help you if you are sick. His office staff is also rude.

Dr. Michele Alkalay at UT Southwestern Children's Medical Center in Plano Texas is an excellent…read morePediatrics Gastro doctor! I did my research, and she is also Assistant Professor at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dr. Alkalay also specializes in celiac. I needed a Gastroenterologist for my daughter. Dr. Alkalay is courteous, makes you feel comfortable, and listens to all our concerns. She is extremely informative and explained the situation, so we understood the follow-up steps and possible procedures. Our kid loves her. A Pediatrics Gastroenterologist physician that I highly recommend!

VIJAYA MADHAVI DASARI, MD - in my opinion, needs to have her license pulled or at least put in…read morefront of a board of qualified GI Doctors and drilled about if she actually knows anything. I've been hospitlized for 6 days now - she's the consulting GI doctor and has tossed the idea several times that I have Ulcerative Colitis - yet, seems to refuse to confirm the diagnosis with a colonoscopy that even the attending phys and RN's here at the hospital are demanding. DO NOT - and NO this is not my first experience with this quack with the health issues I have but seems to be the only dr in Denton the hospitals use.

My experience with Dr. Vijaya M Dasari at North Texas Gastroenterology was extremely disappointing…read more I had called in advance to inquire if testing for food allergies or sensitivities was available, and I was told that it was. However, when I had my appointment on Friday, September 27th, things quickly went downhill. My appointment was scheduled for 5:15 PM, but I was not seen until 5:45 PM. When I finally met with Dr. Dasari, I expressed concerns about my digestive issues and potential food allergies such as lactose intolerance and gluten sensitivity. Dr. Dasari informed me that there was no way to test for lactose intolerance except through elimination from my diet, which was both surprising and inaccurate. Upon further research and consultation with another gastroenterologist, I learned that their office offers the lactose breath test, a recognized method for diagnosing lactose intolerance. Additionally, I discovered that a blood sugar test and stool acidity test can also identify lactose intolerance. None of these were mentioned during my visit. When I asked more questions to clarify, Dr. Dasari simply responded, "Well, I'm a doctor," as though that should be the end of the discussion. Being a doctor does not necessarily mean all information provided is correct, as this situation clearly demonstrated. Additionally, I asked Dr. Dasari about gluten sensitivity, as I had taken a DNA test that indicated I am a carrier for celiac disease. Instead of addressing this concern thoroughly, she mentioned that a blood test could be done "next time." She then palpated my abdomen and said, "See that your stomach is soft? You're normal." As I continued to express concerns, she dismissed me, laughed at my face to all my questions, and ignored me, following with an awkward silence and failing to provide clear answers. Throughout the consultation, I felt as though my questions were not taken seriously, and I left feeling embarrassed for having raised legitimate health concerns. Dr. Dasari also emphasized "cleansing and eliminating" as a solution and prescribed GaviLyte, advising me to take Miralax daily after that. I understand this advice, but I was looking for a confirmation by a professional and a proper diagnosis. While I understand that this approach could work, I was looking for medical confirmation rather than a self-diagnosis. I have never experienced such a lack of attention from a medical provider. I left the appointment feeling dismissed, devalued, and frustrated with the overall lack of professionalism and attention to my medical needs. I understand that I'm young, but I still have concerns about my digestive system especially since I've had family members who had passed away from related cancers. It was a really sad experience, I still can't believe she laughed at questions of concerns and answering each of them with "I'm a doctor" and that "I'm too young to have any gastrointestinal issues." She told me to come back after I'm 50, which is apparently when gastrointestinal issues start developing. I would not recommend Dr. Dasari especially if you are younger than 50. This was by far the most unprofessional and unproductive experience I have ever had with a healthcare provider. I ended up seeing another gastroenterologist after. I felt heard and was not neglected. I was diagnosed with IBS and I was also given tests to determine my food allergies and was able to confirm all of my questions. Now that I got the proper diagnosis, I am now able to treat it at a younger age and know what to do to prevent potential future health issues to myself.

I was recommended to come here which I did. Took almost an hour to be seen with an appointment for…read morea five minute season. Had a follow up appointment after procedure and had to wait another 30 minutes to be seen in the waiting room. Even still when I was sent to a room, had to wait another 30 minutes or so to even see Dr Fine. I know for a fact I was the only one there so yeah, not happy about the waiting time. I hear him thru the doors doing mediocre things that could wait till he is done with me. Why have appointment if you aren't going to seen on your schedule time. Got expensive procedures done To tell me I still need more to confirm what the first already said I had. Just overall not what I was expecting from a recommendation.

I can't relate to that other reviewer. They gave me more callbacks when I said I was bad at making…read moreappointments. Staff is super friendly and attentive. Dr. Fine listens and takes into account what I say. They've tried to sell me extra supplements, but there's no pressure to buy. Do your own research and come in informed. The doctor is knowledgeable, but it helps to know what questions to ask.

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.

I had been putting off a colonoscopy for about a decade. I didn't realize the age had been lowered…read moreto 45 for your first baseline procedure. I thought it was a rite of passage at 50 years old. Even then, I skipped the procedure because the Covid lockdown was in full effect and all anyone ever talks about is the horrible preparation for the procedure. I opted for the poop-in-a-box instead of the real deal. After the Covid lockdown was lifted, it became impossible to ignore this. Plus, since I wasn't working, I actually had time to deal with the preparation. The administrator that handled my case was very professional, empathetic, but also very persistent. She was not going to let me back out, and frankly I needed this dedicated individual to answer my questions and keep me on target to completion. She was available to answer my questions, no matter how ridiculous or improbable or mundane they might of seemed. Generally she didn't answer the phone, but she was always good about calling me back and giving me the time and attention I needed. The procedure only happens on Mondays and Thursdays. I had to book several weeks in advance. When I got Covid and wanted to cancel, she wouldn't let me. When I told her my fears about the preparation solution, she offered me tablets instead of the unusual tasting liquid. When I had trouble getting the prescription tablets filled at my pharmacy, she rerouted my prescription to a pharmacy that was able to fulfill my request and mail them to me. When I shared my fears about being on a low fiber diet in the days leading up to the procedure, she calmly offered suggestions and helped me come up with a working meal plan. I never did meet this woman, but she is the only reason I was able to get through this procedure successfully. The clinic staff are separate from the administrative people, so you will have to fill out forms again while you wait in the lobby. Once your name is called, the people in the procedure area are all old hats at this. They will go through everything at lightening speed. In fact, since I was without food, water, and sleep, I couldn't think clearly, and consequently, I had trouble understanding them when they spoke so quickly. If there was one thing I would change, it would be asking the staff to slow down just a little. Also, share the medical history from the administrative forms I previously filled out with the procedure staff so that I don't have to do it from memory in a tired and unfueled state. Other than that, everyone was very kind and professional. Despite my fears, they took good care of me. The final report was provided that answered all of my questions. The doctor and nurse did talk to me after the procedure to let me know how everything went, but when you are coming out of anesthesia, it is hard to remember the details. The report had colored pictures of my colon. It was well diagrammed so that you could identify the different internal parts. This report was also sent digitally through the secure portal with the final notes and biopsy results. Depending on your insurance, there may be separate costs for facility charges, anesthesia, and any special tasks that are performed during the procedure, like removing polyps. Because of this, it might be hard to get an exact cost up front. Afterwards, you might be receiving multiple bills from different entities. I hate this! It really should be coordinated and provided to the patient on one bill to rule them all, but such is the status of healthcare in America. Thankfully I don't have to return for a decade. Hopefully in that time, the medical profession will find new ways to screen for colorectal cancers that aren't so invasive or anxiety producing. If not, well, I would certainly trust this establishment with my care again.

Filed a request for an appointment and never received a response. I tried calling for more…read moreinformation and the receptionist was very rude.