I highly recommend Dr. Carson for any medical issues requiring treatment by a…read moregastroenterologist.Twenty years ago, Dr. Carson accurately diagnosed my celiac that other doctors had missed. She also recently diagnosed a serious autoimmune condition after listening carefully as I described my symptoms. Dr. Carson is an exceptional diagnostician who acts decisively, thus eliminating the need for unnecessary tests or medication. To my surprise, some patients' reviews said she is rude. She is a very direct, no-nonsense person, not rude. I would much rather a doctor be an expert in their field and communicate clearly than one who addresses you as "sweetie" and sugar-coats things. Dr. Carson is actually a very nice person and an outstanding doctor who genuinely cares about her patients.

As alwaysI'm very pleased with my meetings with doctor carson. She's kind considerate and…read moreinformative. I know she always cares about my health and is on top of all potential issues.

The office is great. Everyone is nice, helpful, and welcoming. Dr. Lyday has patient-centered…read moreapproach. I have been to two other gastroenterologist who said I aged out of follow up colonoscopy even though I had good reason for follow up. Dr L regards the health of the patient and not age for follow up colonoscopy. He is approachable, very smart, and easy to talk to. He listened without rushing me and truly heard my story. He explained my medical issues and action plan with clarity on my level of understanding. I highly recommend him.

I gave been very disappointed with Dr Lyday and his staff. He has not been helpful I my diagnosis…read moreand with my gadtro issues. Only prescribed extremely high priced meds after paying over $2000 out of pocket for tests and office visits. He ordered and I took $567.00 in additional tests and he would not indicate on the paperwork that the tests were "medically necessary" so consequently Medicare would not pay the costs involved. If the tests were not "medically necessary" why would he prescribe them?? Be very cautious utilizing the services of Dr. Lyday. I am extremely sorry I made the mistake of attempting to trust this practice.​

I have been in and out of hospitals for most of my life and have a lot of experince with DR's…read morenurses, etc. I was so impressed Dr. Rosenberg and the staff at AGA Woodstock. Everyone I encountered was terrific. Caring and professional all the way! Also the anesthesiologist was one of the best I have had. She knew I was a little nervous and she took extra time with me to make me feel at ease. They are top notch in my book!

I had a procedure done on August 7, 2023, that I had done 4 times before, and since then I have…read morebeen getting outrageous bills. going in I asked what it would cost me what my portion would be. They gave me the amount which I paid up front, now I keep getting really large bills from everyone involved. like I said I had these done before and I never had to pay a fraction of these amounts. the procedure was done my Sagar Garud MD. look for another company because, in my opinion they can not be trusted.

I found Dr. Katta to be very unprofessional. At the time of my in-office appointment, and the…read morescheduling of my colonoscopy, I repeatedly told her that I could not take the prep that her colleague had prescribed years before because it literally made me heave. She said that she would call in a different prep. I also told her that when this had happened before, that I called the doctor on call to ask for a different prep and he refused to call in another prep and told me to "just drink it." I did not realize that Dr. Katta had called in the exact same prep until I tried to take it the night before my colonoscopy. She did give me an anti-nausea pill and, even with the heaving, I was able to get the first dose down. I was not able to take the second dose, however. The next morning at my colonoscopy, I informed Dr. Katta that she had prescribed the same prep and that I was only able to drink the first dose. She said she did not call in the same prep and that it was a moot point to do the colonoscopy because she wouldn't be able to see anything, so I had two options: either reschedule with a different prep and pay for the colonoscopy out of pocket (which was covered by my insurance) or, even though it would be a moot point, she could go ahead and do it, but insisted it was moot. I told her to go ahead and do it. It was obvious that she did not want to do it. Her disposition was not friendly. After the procedure was over, the nurse woke me up and gave me papers. I asked to speak to the doctor. The nurse said that I had already spoken to the doctor and that I would remember later. The nurse had just woken me up from anesthesia. My daughter was there with me and confirmed that I was asleep and the nurse had just woken me. Dr. Katta did not come in to talk with me after the procedure. I left immediately after being woken. Just to note: the prescription had Dr. Katta's name on it and everyone is aware that a pharmacy cannot change a prescription that is called in by a doctor.

Dr Kim and staff. Awesome. Had colonoscopy and few years before cured of Hep C . Very friendly…read morestaff and excellent Drs, esp Dr Kim. Woodstock office.

Dr. Sohail Mansoor and his staff at the Woodstock office are caring, professional, and overall cool…read morepeople who are good at what they do. The wait time was brief and I was back home sooner than expected.

I walked in at 930 as my appointment dictated. My husband told the front desk my first name, took…read moremy license, and insurance ID card. He signed all of the paperwork. I checked my bracelet and it had a similar first name to mine as well as a birthdate of November 1955. My birthdate is March 1974. The woman just heard my first name and said that I was there. She didn't bother to see that there were two women with similar names. Nor did she check my license or insurance ID to verify it was me. My husband asked to go home to grab something at check-in, and was told no. I finally got called back at 10:30. I was asked to go to the bathroom, and not flush. My BM was still brown. I was asked which solution I was prescribed, but I honestly did not know. Wouldn't they know if they prescribed it for me? I was also asked when I stopped taking pills, and I responded when the person I talked to through your company told me to stop. I was then told to go to the store, pick up (forgot name), and return at 1230. I went to the store as soon as I left the practice, picked up the product. Took an anti-nausea (that was prescribed) pill, and continued to drink the stuff. I believe I finished at noon. Got back to the office at 1230, where there was no receptionist. Someone finally got to me after waiting a few minutes. I told them I finished my drink at noon. They were shocked it took me so long to complete it. I had gastric surgery, so eating and drinking take me a long time. The anesthesiologist said I had to wait to be the last patient of the day because of the time I finished my drink. Completely understood for my safety. It is about 130 now. My husband had a DR appointment at 2 and asked to go there. They would end up saying yes, because he scheduled his appointment after he thought I would be home. I finally got pulled into the procedure room. I had to wait a long time for the doctor to come in. They finally started to put in the anesthesia. The Doctor then started the procedure, but didn't see that I was still awake. They had to place my IV in my other arm. Then I drifted off to sleep. While I was waiting in the pre-op room, I heard the nurses tell other patients about post-recovery. Not once did they tell me. At post-recovery, I had to ask about post-recovery. Honestly, there were to many issues with this office. I will NOT be returning.

Terrible experience with my son. Unprofessional staff. I wouldn't recommend their practice!read more

I have gone to this practice for 17 years and was always pleased until last year…read more They don't return phone calls. I waited 9 months for them to schedule a routine colonoscopy and they never did, so I had to leave the practice. The doctor is very good, but I suspect they started a DEI program. That is the only thing that has changed since my previous visits. If I could give this practice a 0, I would.

I (Risa) would love to recommend Atlanta Gastroenterology but I would like to warn you about…read moreColonoscopy appointments. My experience led me to speaking with an off-shore scheduler for my colonoscopy; my rep was difficult to understand, continued to cut in and out, and finally was completely disconnected before the phone call was completed. I did not receive a call back after being disconnected, but I did receive an email confirming the appointment but did not receive any instructions regarding preparation procedures. A week before my procedure I called the office because I still did not received any information regarding preparation procedures and got transferred to a virtual agent. The virtual agent then sent me to "gift heath". I finally got a human at "gift health" who informed me that my prescription was ready and that I needed to pay them a $10 co-pay and it would be mailed to me. I was NEVER informed of "gift health" for the prescription so I hung up in frustration. I checked my portal and no where were there instruction or information regarding "gift health" or preparation procedures. I then called back the main office back several times in my efforts to speak with a human. I did speak to a helpful person, Millie, in scheduling that convinced me to not cancel my appointment because I was so disgusted by the way I was being treated and assured me she would get me a human. After 35 minutes, I was able to speak with a human and received my prep information. I cannot put into words how upsetting this experience has been. I really like Dr. Peji and that is the one and only reason I will go and get my colonoscopy. If you really want to use Atlanta Gastro I suggest you make an in-office consult appointment, this way you get to speak to a human and be treated like one. I am incredibly disappointed in their treatment of their patients. I can recommend Dr. Peji with confidence, but to off-shore the important information needed for a colonoscopy and to receive no information regarding the preparation is completely unacceptable. Risa Baylis

This is the worst doctors office I have ever been to. The front desk is loud and has no privacy…read moreelement. The nurse was loud and could not read the room. My newborn was sleeping and she was loud and slamming doors. Didn't ask enough questions that could have saved me so much time. The lab tech was so rude telling me I would make her late for her lunch. There was a runaround and they ended up telling me I couldn't be treated for one month. AND there was a 65$ charge as my copay to go and be mishandled by lack of professionalism. 0/10

I waited for over an hour in the lobby before just asking for a refund. I understand the nuance of…read morehealthcare but for an appointment in the middle of the day where I need to take off from work that's pretty unacceptable. I'm sure the doctor is great, but it's still a service being provided at the end of the day.

Dr. Lavert is a very thorough and kind. He takes time to really listen to you and ask you question…read moreto help him get to the root of the problem.

Have no problem with doctor, but the staff is awful. First, the MA (Medical assistant) got his…read moreinfo wrong and we had to wait an extra 15 minutes because of his mistake and it was a big one. Second, they sent us home with a party pack and no instructions on how to use it. How stupid can you be? This is Emory after all - they are usually very professional and accurate. My advise is to question everything before you go home!