I had an initial consult with Dr. Small. They asked that I arrive 15 minutes prior to my…read moreappointment with the completed forms from their website because the doctor runs on schedule. True enough. Everything went seamlessly without much of a wait. Dr. Small took the time to understand my medical condition and symptoms and gave me his honest opinion, which was that he did not recommend surgery (at least not any time soon). He is very knowledgeable and took the time to thoroughly explain my situation and my options. Also, he has a very good bedside manner and made me feel calm during a stressful time.

Dr Tas is great as his office staff. Patient caring, knowledgeable all in one. Not one regret,…read moreworth the wait to see him. All healed now and I know if I have any concerns can go right back. Thank you dr. Tas!

From the owner: Dr. Sebastian Tas is a general & laparoscopic surgeon here in Pinellas County. He specializes in…read moregallbladder, colon, hernia and breast surgeries. his professional memberships include: American osteopathic association, American college of osteopathic surgeons, Florida osteopathic medical association, American society of metabolic & Bariatric surgeons, Pinellas County osteopathic medical society chapter, American college of surgeons because laparoscopic surgery is minimally invasive, it does not need the surgeon to make a large incision as required by traditional open surgery. Laparoscopic surgery gives the patient benefits: less post-operative pain, less blood loss during surgery, a shorter hospital stay, smaller and less visible scars, faster recovery, fewer risks (such as infection and incisional hernias) than traditional open surgery laparoscopic surgery is generally less time-consuming than traditional surgery, making the entire process more convenient for the patient. How laparoscopic surgery works laparoscopic surgery involves a small, telescope-like instrument called a laparoscope and several tiny instruments to examine the interior of the abdominal and pelvic areas. Here's how the process works: the surgeon makes several small incisions up to a half-inch in length at the site of the surgery. The surgeon then inserts specially designed plastic tubes (called ports), through which the laparoscope and surgical instruments are introduced...

What a Joke! Stay away from this facility as they just herd you in like a bunch of cattle. You are…read moreliterally just a number at this office. Go anywhere else but here. Made an appointment for a consultation, remind you that is an appointment. Appointment was for 10am, waited until 11am for Dr to finally arrive and come in to meet with me. He walked in, went straight past me, not a word, sat down, looked at my chart and started talking, never looking up at me, then finally asked how are you doing my name is Dr. Sondhi. Well, since you asked, I don't like waiting an hour when we scheduled an appointment. My time is valuable just like yours is. Appointment was a joke, told me to get on some peppermint over the counter pills, I requested blood work which I could easily get at walkinlab.com but did it through them since they are the so said experts right? I already have my test results a week later, but scheduled a telemedicine visit to go over the results. Fast forward to today, the day of the appointment I'm told that my appointment was incorrectly scheduled by their office as an office visit and not a telemedicine visit. Said the soonest they have is 2 weeks from now and that they can't simple have the nurse call me to go over the blood results. So what the Dr said could be done, was not done, and even though I have an appointment blocked out for 30 minutes today they can't see me today or simple call me like the doctor said to go over the test results? Say what??????????? But I had an appointment? What a joke. Thank god I did not pay my $85 Co-Pay already...

Great friendly staff informed me of every step. Thank you. Just the right amount of anesthesiaread more

Everyone at this facility was fantastic! From receptionist, to surgical team. I felt at ease with…read moreeveryone and it was needed for my first colonoscopy procedure! Everyone who works here seems like they enjoy working together. I can't say enough about what pleasant experience I had. So thank you!!

Without a doubt this man saved my life three other doctors had said no, if it wasn't for Dr Richard…read moreGordon I wouldn't be here today thank you for giving me my life back.

Dr. Gordon is exceptional....great surgeon and well spoken. Explains everything! He did my surgery…read more His staff is competent and friendly. Thank God

Would definitely recommend! I don't remember everyone's names but not a single staff member was…read moreunpleasant. They were all very kind and considerate. I'm only 20 but went in for a colonoscopy just to be sure that all was okay bowel/gut wise. I'm lactose intolerant and thought I might also have IBS as I cramp a lot in the abdominal region regardless of what I eat. I'm also in the restroom more than a few times daily which I felt wasn't quite normal. But all was fine and nothing was found to be of any concern. Money well spent IMO and the care I received was phenomenal :)

I've taken my son and my husband here for colonoscopies. Everyone was nice and the procedure was…read morequick.

Had an epidural for back pain. She went too far and gave me a hole in my spine. Its called a csf…read moreleak. Had to go to the hospital. Dr covered the hole with six to seven shots of blood from my arm. I had such a headache and nausea. She said I will give you a good burn. Thought she was kidding. Here it is four yrs later and my back and neck and legs feel worse. I have to do housework etc and its so difficult. Wish I never went to her. She wasn't at the office the next day and moved a couple of times since then.

Do not go, she is rude and rushed and hurt my neighbor so bad with her shots that she can't walk…read morewell. She is young and inexperienced and moves from one place to another. My Physician said she gives migraine headaches when she does an epidural. Go to someone older with more knowledge.