Dr Shahzad is very nice and his personal working for him also…read more Clean facility and his assistant very caring and sweet.

He also repeatedly sent me for blood tests, then charged me for an office visit each time to get…read morethe results, even though the results were always normal. He also insisted that I try several over-the-counter heartburn medications, even after I repeatedly told him I'd already tried all of them and they didn't touch the pain. After months of being on constant pain, I changed doctors, had my gall bladder removed, and the pain went away.

I feel bad giving this practice one star because Dr. Nunez is such a nice man, but he's not someone…read moreI can in good conscience recommend. My first several visits and procedure went smoothly, but then my condition began flaring up. I saw him on three separate occasions for this particular flare, including the office visit, the colonoscopy and the follow up visit. At each turn he asked if I was depressed because according to him, my body looked normal. When I received the pathologist's report in the mail saying I had Chron's Disease, I was shocked because Dr. Nunez never mentioned that after my colonoscopy (I've been diagnosed with colitis for years). So I spent several weeks thinking I had Chron's Disease. When I had the opportunity to ask him about it at the follow up visit several weeks later, it was clear he'd never read the report he signed off on because he said, "No, you don't have Chron's. Why didn't you call me about this?!" How am I supposed to know you don't read what you sign???! When I said I still don't feel well and he asked if I was depressed for the third time, I was done. I think he was more interested in pedaling some vitamin line and a GI medication (Lialda) he probably gets kick backs from than to accurately address my symptoms. I eventually found another GI in the Med Center who saw and treated me for my flare up, and I've never looked back. The care and attention to detail my new doctor and his staff offer is unparalleled. At my first visit he spent 40 minutes with me in the exam room going over my history. He changed my medication (to Apriso) and my diet (no cruciferous veggies, limited dairy and bland fruits like apples and banana). I immediately started feeling better. It's ironic that at one point Dr. Nunez told me what you eat doesn't have much of an impact on your health. That comment alone should've caused me to search out another specialist. Unfortunately, getting my medical history to this new physician was no easy feat thanks to Dr. Nunez's staff. They should be embarrassed by their behavior. Here's a tip for he and his office staff: if you're not going to give the time and attention to your patients they deserve, don't be surprised they go elsewhere. It's also unfortunate I know two other people with GI issues who received similarly poor treatment at Dr. Nunez's hands, one of which wound up in the hospital and nearly bled to death. My main purpose in writing all this is that, if you're experiencing GI issues, please don't ever think it's all in your head. There are amazing doctors out there who can help you through this. This doctor is just not one of them.

I recently took my mother in for a GI scope due to some issues she was having. The scope was done…read moreby Dr. Nunez as my mother has been a patient of his for years. She was having some persistent stomach issues which had worsened dramatically in the last month and a half. First off, his office staff is terrible if you are trying to set an appointment to see him in the office. My mother called and asked for an appointment. She told the person she spoke to she was having terrible nausea and difficulty keeping any food down. My mother is 88 years old. The person in appointments told her they would call her back to set an appointment. No one called. Three days later my mother called AGAIN. This time she wouldn't let them 'call her back' and insisted they make an appointment. So they gave her a day the following week but told her they'd call her about a time. Guess what? No call was ever made so the day of the appointment, she got up got dressed and called them to see what time she should be there. They didn't have her on the schedule but told her to come in at a certain time. He scheduled the scope after the appointment. We arrived at 5:55 am to the assigned hospital entrance at Kingwood Hospital. There were about 15 people waiting as the doors open at 6 am...or 6:15 was more accurate. Mom got checked in and got in her 'room' with her IV in around 8 am. She didn't get wheeled in for the procedure till around 9:30. After the procedure (which took about 20 minutes), they wheeled her back to the room and we waited to see the doctor to find out about results. Dr. George Nunez came in, obviously in a rush and began rattling off what they had found very quickly. Mom cannot hear well...even with hearing aids and she didn't have those in due to the procedure. I began asking questions. He pretty much told her she has an ulcer...stay away from Ibuprofen and aspirin. Keep taking your other medicine. He was about to rush out but I had more questions. Mom has been really sick lately and has lost 32 lbs in a month! I'm concerned. So I'm trying to ask him questions and he INTERRUPTS me and tells me I "need to ask my questions more quickly because he needs to get on to the next patient." I'm pretty sure my jaw dropped. REALLY? So, he's the doctor and he doesn't have time to answer patient questions? I did not cause a scene (amazingly) I did however insist he answer my questions, which he did but he did so in the most condescending-you-are-wasting-my-time tone I've ever heard from a doctor. He left. And I guess the nurse could SEE I was really pissed off. She came up and asked if she could help with anything and I told her what he'd said. She was shocked! Neither my mother OR I will be using him again. I will not recommend him either.

The appointment I made at this clinic was well ahead of when I could get in to see my regular…read moredoctor (who had called to cancel my appointment due to wanting to take the week of Thanksgiving off). The text notification allowed me to enter all my demographics and confirmed my appointment. Added bonus: I was able to schedule my procedure for the same day that my prior doctor cancelled my appointment! Win win! Dr Ouni took just enough time to explain things for my level of understanding and was prompt and courteous. Office staff was welcoming and accommodated my scheduling needs. 10 out of 10 I would recommend this GI practice. They're also conveniently located near the Kingwood hospital in Kingwood.

Saw Dr Patel thought he was great , he explained very thorough where you can understand office was…read morevery nice

I'm very disappointed in my most recent experience with Dr Le's office, and TDDC. I've had two…read morefavorable colonoscopies with Dr Le in the past. Something changed this time. I was promised things on the phone when making my appointment for the pre-procedure office visit. I was charged $182 for the office visit and told something completely different during the visit. I tried to make it right offering a win-win solution that would cost the practice nothing, but Esmerelda, the office manager, was disinterested in considering anything other than taking and keeping my $182 office visit charge. They've lost me as a patient forever. I will no longer do any business with TDDC and Dr Le in the future.

I do not recommend Dr. Le for anyone dealing with digestive issues. I've been diagnosed with an…read moreautoimmune condition for over two decades now and have never received such poor level of care, until I moved to TX and met with Dr. Le. Where shall I begin? For starters, after two years, he has never given me a colonoscopy, which is horrible and lazy on his end, as I am at increased risk of colon cancer. Additionally, after two years of being his patient, I became severally sick with a flare. I lost over thirty pounds in three weeks and was struggling. I work in a fast paced industry and when I went to see him, he refused to give me time off work. Not even ONE day. I've never had a doctor who refused to give me time off to care for myself. I've even had a PCP give me a day or two for the flu, but here's a specialist refusing to give me time off to care for myself, with a serious illness. This caused me to have issues with my employment. To make matters worse, his entire staff is unprofessional and will not return calls, unless of course, they are reaching out for payment, etc. Take heed to my advice and find a doctor who actually cares about patients and not only their profits. You've been warned.

Very professional and good service. Staff is very kind. I would recommend this doctor to my family…read moreand friends. The doctor takes his time and listens to his patients. When I'm at the office I don't feel like I'm being rushed. The doctor is easy to talk too.

NO care!! Won't respond to patient portal message. After 4 years of this mess I'm done. If only…read moreKatie was still there. She was great!

Dr. Bell is professional, polite and very thorough. Her staff is very competent and friendly. She…read moredetected numerous skin cancers and either treated or referred me to other specialists. I totally disagree with the review posted by Amanda M. Make an appointment today to see the best.

Not only did it take nearly 30 minutes to be seen, after waiting long enough I poke my head out the…read moredoor and the dr is standing there talking to someone else. It did not appear to be work related. She then proceeds to ask if I slammed the door. I did! Instead of apologizing for taking so long she had a smug attitude. Don't waste your time with this jerk dr. The front office staff was pleasant but that's about it. It was a COMPLETE waste of time and $7 dollars for parking.