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    Sripathi Kethu, MD

    2.3 (6 reviews)
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    Matthew Eidem, MD

    (29 reviews)

    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!

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    Digestive Health Center - Plano

    (109 reviews)

    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.

    Digestive Health Associates of Texas - Plano

    Digestive Health Associates of Texas - Plano

    (15 reviews)

    I requested an appointment both online and by phone and never heard from them at all. All of a…read moresudden this week, literally AN ENTIRE YEAR LATER, I'm getting multiple calls per day trying to get me to make an appointment. I can't just block the calls, because it appears to be coming from a different number and/or location every time. They're probably going to hit me with the 'we're sorry, we don't have a record of you in our system' bs reply. OBVIOUSLY. You waited a year to call me. In that year I've moved across the country. How this assembly line chain of practices manages to actually provide anyone decent care is beyond me.

    Warning!!! You will not be able to switch from one doctor in this group to another. Seems once you…read morevisit with one you become his/her territory and they won't release you to another. You will have to go elsewhere. Seems the territorial patient ownership, or cronyism, has completely displaced any sense of patient care. This seems unprofessional and even unethical, and only in the medical profession is this nonsense tolerated. The second time I contacted this group was to make an appointment for a doctor who was on my PCP's referral list. Turns out, I could not see the second doc because I had already seen another doc in this practice. I could not be released from the first doctor's "care" to see another doc in the same practice. The first doctor I met with here (I actually with his PA who did not seem to have much knowledge in her field) had a line of supplements that he promotes. Because of his response to one of my questions, it was obvious he is a more salesman for his supplements than he is a doctor and I would not consider returning to him. So there's no shortage of gastroenterologist in dfw and his is not a huge problem. But the decline of ethical standards in the medical field is shocking and deserves to be reported on.

    Baylor Scott & White Family Health Center

    Baylor Scott & White Family Health Center

    (12 reviews)

    I've had the pleasure of having Dr. Hyojin Kwon as my primary care for over three years every…read moresingle visit whether in person or through telemedicine, every visit has been consistently exceptional. I could rewrite the same review for every visit I've had with her. She has a way of making you feel like a trusted friend whose well-being is her top priority. Each appointment with her is warm, efficient, compassionate, and remarkably attentive. From the moment she walked into the room, she made me feel like I was her only concern for the entire day. Her bedside manner is exceptional--warm, caring, and genuine. She took the time to truly listen to my concerns, not just rush through symptoms or diagnoses. It's rare to find a provider who values listening as much as giving medical advice, but she does both beautifully. What stood out most was how thorough and efficient she was. She asked about all aspects of my health, not just the physical symptoms that brought me in, but also my mental well-being and any other challenges I might be facing. She clearly cares about the whole picture, treating me as a complete individual rather than just a set of symptoms. I was also impressed that she had reviewed my medical records from other specialists before even stepping into the room. Being up to date with my past visits and current care plan made the appointment feel seamless, personalized, and truly collaborative. She is the kind of doctor who makes you feel safe, heard, respected, and supported. Her compassion, professionalism, and attention to detail are unmatched. Providers like her are rare, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have her as part of my healthcare team. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking a knowledgeable, caring, and truly exceptional doctor. Thanks for being a Wonderfull caregiver Dr. Kwon. S. Copenhaver

    This is not totally about Dr. Kwon but with respect to my frustration with non-transparent coding…read moreand billing. TBH, I would stick with UTSW, but their Primary Care is subpar. Dr. Kwon has a lovely personality, but the two of us are both talkers. No more requested followups, stick to business. She types away during the whole visit, and you get coded for everything. My $25 copay turned into a $300 bill for a 20 minute simple visit. She asked me questions and instigated the tangents. Congrats Dr. Kwon for your excellent upcoding skills and the bonus you are in line for. When you visit, stick to topic or she will stick you for the bill. Unless you are over your OOP, in which case go for it.

    Sripathi Kethu, MD - gastroenterologist - Updated May 2026

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