He did my endoscopy. We wasn't as interested in the bad pain I got from the silent reflux I was…read morediagnosed with, rather just trying to give acid reducers, which hasn't helped the chronic dry cough. **Update** I went to my primary care doctor about 1-2 months after he diagnosed me with the reflux. A chest x-ray and ct scan later we found a large tumor in the center of my chest. If I stuck with the diagnosis that Dr. Kubik gave me, that would have killed me.

I was referred by VA and doctor was out of town so talked to nurse who said everything looked good…read moreand no need for biopsy. Next thing I know hospital called to schedule liver biopsy. Been three weeks no word . Called their office and they didn't have results or know anything about biopsy ! Treated my daughter for over a year with no results! Insurance scam I believe!

The agent at the front desk was so rude and that prevented me for returning. I hope to find another…read moredr soon

From the owner: Southeast Georgia Gastroenterology, P.C. is a recognized leader in the field of medical…read moregastroenterology for patients in Waycross, GA and across the southeast Georgia region. As a Board Certified Gastroenterologist, our resident physician, Dr. Ahmad Irfan, has decades of hands-on experience, with both medical research and applied diagnostics.

If you are in need of a G.I. doctor, I can't recommend Dr. Rostholder enough! She is kind, since,…read morepatient, and concerned. She really has an awesome bedside manner. She also always has a warm and welcoming smile on her face. I had a ton of questions and she never rushed me at all. She made sure to answer them all in a way in which I could understand. She does run on time. At least that was my experience. I had to have an endoscopy, which she performed, and she was wonderful before and after the procedure. I was so nervous, but again, she has such a wonderful bedside manner, and she put me completely at ease. She discovered my issue and put me on antibiotics which cured me completely. I don't exactly "want" to have to see her again, but in the future when I need a G.I. doctor, it will be her that I see. I also have that dreaded colonoscopy to look forward to in just 5 more years (yep, I'm giving away my age!).

Love everything about this doctor. Great listener, proactive, makes sure you understand everything,…read moreexcellent support staff, do what they say and all so kind and pleasant. If you have to see a gastro doc, she is super!

I had a colonoscopy done by Dr Ward. Met him in the operating room--was seen by his assistant…read morebefore. Nathan has a high opinion of himself, but I didn't feel he did anything except try to get me to take a new prescription. I didn't know anymore about what would happen after I saw him. The only person who seemed to care about ME was Teresa in their reception--she even remembered me when I came in. To the others I was just "NEXT!" not a human being. The colonoscopy went well.

There are two doctors at this center, Dr. Woods and Dr. Ward. Dr. Ward is my doctor. I have been…read morevery happy with him as my doctor over the past three years. He is young and smart and especially a good listener. I recommend him highly.

I am a honest and reliable carpet cleaner. I will make your carpets smelling fresh and looking new…read moreagain. Watch dirt come straight out of your carpets letting you breathe better fir you and the family. Call Sam for real deep carpet cleaning. Thanks and have a wonderful day.

The medical staff and office experience are the best -- once you get through the mess that United…read moreDigestive has made of their scheduling procedure. In the past three days I've talked to four people, been transferred three times, left three callback requests, and I still don't have an appointment.

STOP! My PCP sent a referral to them for a routine scope to check on some GI issues. I made five…read moreattempts to make an appointment after getting a letter saying " we tried several times to call you to make an appointment". Wrong, no one ever called me to make an appointment. I'm on the phone now, for the sixth time after being put on silent hold five times. Funny the call doesn't hang up it just goes silent. I just give up and call again. This is to confirm the problem with these practices. No one seems to be held to any responsibility. I called Mayo in Jacksonville this morning and have an appointment with a GI doc in 15 days. Did it in less than 15 minutes. Read all the reviews that are older than 6 months. Sadly your doctor is owned by The Center for Digestive & Liver Health who is owned by United Digestive, who is owned by Kolhberb and Company. (KKR) is a Private Equity Firm traded on the NYSE. Kolhberg & Company own the 10 large GI practices in Georgia, also in SC and FL. You may love your doctor and staff at one location and others feel Iike a $ sign at another. No consistency except! It seems that KKR may have a HUGE issue with scheduling, double billing, billing for things not done and taking "deposits" up front and not returning them after insurance has paid out to the practices. I was referred to The Center for Digestive & Liver health here in Georgia. After having several unprofessional issues with Savannah based heath care providers, I now do research on any new doctor and the practice. Who owns them? As we all should. The whole insurance and billing is out of the local GI doctor's hands. I think KKR third partied out to maybe an overseas billing agency? Or they are just that bad. Sadly this has what our nations "Health Care" has come to. A private Equity firm owns monopoly of one health specialty and then rings out as much $ as possible from US citizens, insurance companies, and the staff of said practices as possible. The actual healthcare is thrown out the window. If you're on the New York Stock Exchange you have to show a continuing profit to make your shareholders money. I think this is a perfect example of that issue. Oh, and I think they pad their own Yelp reviews. We let our elected Reps in Washington let this happen in every state and every medical field. Please see the definition of "LOBBYIST". Shame on them. It's only going to get worse and the your only going to pay more for less "healthcare". It's not healthcare, it's the "Healthcare Industry" and we are the captive customers. The "Industry is the third largest business economy in the USA. It should not be that way. If you live in GA or FL and need quality healthcare try to have your doctor refer you to Mayo in Jacksonville FL. Our just call them yourselves and ask if they take your insurance. You will get about the board care, not wait for hours, be treated with respect, and will be billed timely and correctly. The best of luck to all and take care charge of your own healthcare, not a NYSE business.

I was in a small room Sleeping on a gurney 3 nights My IV machine was probably as old as me! The…read morenurses were great but never saw more than the house Doctor.by the 3rd night i still hadn't met my Doctor! I had to leave. I walked out and to an Uber home.

I would not recommend this place. Spoke to them on a Tuesday, provided my primary/cardio doc info…read more Procedure was scheduled two months in advance mind you. I show up Thursday, same week, for the procedure. Did they check with my primary to clear me - nope! Went through two miserable days only to get declined the day of, 30 minutes before. "Ahh sorry but when do you want to reschedule"! No thanks. My primary is awaiting some test results which is fine. But don't make me go through prep and call my doc while in the waiting room. If there was a negative star I'd post that!!

I would give a zero stars! filthy office. bathroom with no hand soap or toilet paper. dirty rooms…read morewith wallpaper peeling off wall. It looks like nothing has changed in 30 years in that building. filled out 14 page intake that had nothing to with a future colonoscopy. most of the paperwork was regarding psychiatrist release and questions on any mental issues. I met Dr. NORTHUP that gave me a cd on how to live to be 100 and how to get his book. He told me how he can treat people for addictions and that he has women only recovery meetings in his office. He did ask why I was there for my visit, he gave information on colonoscopy that lasted one minute. He told me all about his wife and how great he is. I went to front desk to get my appointment for colonoscopy and prep sent to pharmacy. His staff was not able to do that as the person that handles that was not at her desk. They had no idea what the co-pay might be and said they would call the next day to set up procedure and send prep. Three weeks later someone called to see if I would like a follow up appointment. I asked what for? she could not answer that question. they were nice enough to send a bill for the co-pay and billed my insurance company. I happily went somewhere else and count myself lucky not to go any further with this charade.

Do NOT GO THERE if you need do your annual checkup/wellness program. If you need a specialist and…read moredo not mind about the filthiness of his office and labs (I saw dead roach on the floor) he might be OK. I found Dr. John Northup listed as a primary care provider on Cigna's website and contacted his office to schedule an annual wellness consultation for both myself and my wife. I reiterated this request at the front desk and to the doctor when he asked about the reason for our visit. Following the consultation, we were informed that we needed to do exams and schedule a second consultation to review the results. However, when we received the bill, we were surprised to find that the consultation cost $100, twice the amount we had anticipated for the wellness plan ($50 per person). We were also charged separately for the exams. When we called the billing department to discuss the issue, we were informed that Dr. John Northup did not offer wellness consultations and the exams were not covered by the wellness program. We were also informed that we would be charged an additional $100 for the second consultation. Apparently this is a common complain they get. I was charge over 300 dollars for a wellness consultation that should cost 50. Feeling misled and frustrated, we decided to cancel the second consultation and request a copy of the exams to take to another doctor. However, we were further surprised to learn that there would be an administrative fee for printing the exams, as well as a per-page fee. Overall, this experience left us with a negative impression of Dr. Northup's office and how I was misled by him and his staff to do exams that were not covered by the plan with previous clarification.