They refused to see me because I have been seen by another GI. I have tried contacting my GI for…read moreseveral weeks now about a GI bleed and can't get them to return my calls so I decided to switch to Norman GI and they refused to see me even though I was originally Dr Lackeys patient. I own a primary care clinic and have referred numerous patients to them because of Dr Lackey but I won't be sending anymore patients to them...patients have the right to a second opinion

The care was great! The procedure was explained, the provider and the medical staff great! BUT…read morethe front desk person that checks people in, female with dark curly hair with glasses, is incredibly rude! She is put out if you don't understand her explanation or request of something, she is rude if you don't go to the proper office. She is abrupt and should not have the position dealing with people that have to have procedures done at this facility! I get she might be busy, but having to have a colonoscopy is not a pleasant thought, and having to deal with her attitude makes things 10 times worse.

Was diagnosed with bleeding internally.Had an Endoscopy and a colonoscopy.very well done.pleased…read morewith this office and their staff

Doctor Vong and his nurse are the best! He listened to my symptoms and has helped get my life back…read moreagain. Amber is always so helpful and always there for anything you need. I am blessed to have found them.

Just had my second upper and lower scopes with Dr. Nightengale at Tulsa Endo. They are very…read moreefficient, but don't make you feel rushed. The front desk person is a MACHINE at getting your paperwork and answering questions from nervous and confused folks. The waiting room is always full, but not SRO. When they called me back, they got right to it, but didn't make me feel rushed. They were a little behind (no pun intended) and seemed to be helping each other to keep things moving. I got to the procedure room about 30 minutes after my appointment time, but I bet that was only 15 minutes late since you would normally have some intake time anyway. They did a good timeout (to verify who I was and what they were going to do) and I got positioned and was out like a light. I woke up in recovery and they got me unhooked and into a wheelchair very efficiently, again without rushing. I was freezing (probably anesthetic reaction) so they got me some warm blankets. I like that they take you to a consult room so you (and your driver, if you wish) can hear your discharge instructions and results and ask questions. This went great with both the nurse and doctor. They then let the driver bring the car to a reserved loading area and wheel you right to the car door. If you need to have a scope, due to age, symptoms or family history, do not be afraid or embarrassed. I'm not that modest, but everyone is very respectful and careful to make you feel comfortable. Your backside isn't that special; the literally see them every day and it's so much easier to catch a polyp than to get treated for cancer. The only suggestion I have for the center is to have more convenient restrooms. It's not their fault, but if you follow the prep instructions exactly, you're probably not done by the time you are supposed to get to the office. I moved mine up an hour this time and was OK. But last time, I had to use the building toilet a couple of times (thankfully, they were open) and once on the way to holding. Overall, this was the best prep and procedure of the half dozen or so I've had. Every so often (like this time), they remove a couple of polyps. I put this off longer than I should have because I was worried about the cost. I've been pleasantly surprised about that, so far, and I'm glad I sucked it up and got it done before the polyps got bad. I'm waiting on the path report, but expect them to be OK.

My boyfriend had to have a colonoscopy and an endoscopy. He said they were very professional and…read moreeverything went well.

This place is awful, we are not a patient there and they received a check that was suppose to go…read moreto Austin Gastroenterology in Austin Texas and put it in their account. The Account number didn't even belong to them. The biggest problem is you cannot call or reach this office its all through gialliance and they are terrible. NO BODY wants to take responsibility for making wrong payments. AGA should NEVER have deposited this payment it was over 190.00. Now it will take forever to get this straightened out. These companies handling billing are not dependable. Please be careful when you make payments

If this could save at least one life- - As far as I'm concerned i wouldn't take my half dead dog to…read morehim. He basically caused my husbands kidneys to fail. Having him as a gastroenterologist Dr. for 8 years he didn't do any blood work on my husband and mean while it was killing his kidneys with the medication he had him on. my husband ended up on dialysis for 13 years and in 2005 i lost him to a heart attack the day after having dialysis. he lived for 13 days in ICU until his body shut down from his kidneys. the only advice i have is if you're going to doctor stammer make sure of the medications he has you on and that he does routine blood work. i for one believe that if i ever ran into the man since my husbands passing, i would probably go to jail because i would want to punch his lights out.

This place feels vast, for all the walking we have to do to get checked in or go to a room. Not…read morecomplaining. Spacious had something to say in regard to patient care. It"s resort-like. Dad likes the peanut butter and Graham's over by the coffee machine in the lobby. The staff call dad by name and greet him with a smile and wave. His doctor is cordial and informative. He makes sure my dad knows what is happening and why he is being treated a certain way. We appreciate the prayers and atmosphere and courtesy of the ladies at checkout as well.

This a great clinic with huge waiting room, coffee and hot chocolate available with crackers and…read morecandy and a television to watch. They have a check in kiosk if the desks aren't available but we haven't had to use it. I love the way it's decorated. The restrooms are gender neutral with a changing station and very clean. We're here for the Gastroenterologist, Dr. Seres to see my brother. The waiting time isn't long at all. My mother went back with him while I and my son stayed in the lobby. Hopefully Dr. Seres can help with his stomach problems.

I really like the doctor. However the office staff would not make sure my lab bill was properly…read morecoded. It has been denied and I now owe a bill over $600. They are unwilling to go the extra mile or I should say do their job to go through the proper channels to find out what my insurance company needs. When I asked them to do so they do not respond. Be very wary before you go here. You may be stuck with a very high lab bill!

From the owner: Dr. David Neil Roberts, M.D. and team have built a reputation in the Oklahoma City, OK area for…read moreproviding the most compassionate, high quality care in the region. While working hard for our patients, we are hyper focused on meeting each patients concerns and unique needs alike. A native of Edmond, OK, Dr. Roberts is double board certified in gastroenterology and internal medicine while specializing in the treatment of gastroenterological and liver disorders. With four locations and clinics in Oklahoma including Oklahoma City, Yukon, Edmond and El Reno, we will provide an easy way for you to come in, meet with a doctor and learn about the best treatment options for your specific case.

I was initially apprehensive about visiting the clinic after reading some Yelp reviews. However,…read moreafter checking Google and Healthgrades, I found several excellent reviews. Following my PCP's advice, I decided to see Dr. Kurella for my chronic GI issues. Over the past 10 years, I had seen another gastroenterologist without much relief. Dr. Kurella was extremely knowledgeable and had excellent bedside manners. He ordered all the relevant tests and was upfront in explaining that, because my issue had been chronic for several years, my symptoms wouldn't be "miraculously fixed." After just two visits, he had all the information needed to help manage my condition, and I am feeling significantly better at this time. I would recommend his clinic without hesitation.

The whole experience was awful from the staff in the back to the doctor. Was misdiagnosed and…read moretreated inappropriately causing me to have so seek treatment at Mayo Clinic and 14 surgeries in 4 months. I should have listened to the 3 nurses at the surgery center across the street!