I switched to this practice after receiving horrendous care at Arizona Gastroenterology. It was like night and day. I've never seen such a clean office and all the staff were very professional and caring. Dr. McNerny is excellent and came in after my endoscopy to go over the results. Unlike Arizona Gastroenterology which sends a medical assistant to read a scripted result. The waiting rooms are spacious and the exam room was spotless. I went all the way across town to get to this office and it was well worth it. read more

Before opting to have my procedure done here, I sat down with their front desk and billing and we went over in great detail what this was going to actually cost me. From their telephone recording to signs all over the building, they say they 'collect ALL copay and co-insurance upfront' before scheduling any operations. They reached out to my insurance, we figured out what this would truly be out of pocket for me, and I paid them in full that day. Well, they messed up and I am now well over $1500 in unexpected additional medical bills at this point. They said it was my fault. I have all their notes. I have my timeline and I know how serious I was trying to get in front of this, but they don't care and you all should be warned as well. Maybe look for someone more organized. They're so behind that when they send you an invoice, to pay, they expect you to write your credit card number on a piece of paper and mail it back to them. They also expect you to be their accounting department and will send you invoices from different parts of the business despite being one company and in one building. Update: I went into their office to settle, the place where I originally made my payment. They told me they wouldn't accept payment in office and I needed to return with my invoice or use their billing department method. I'm not writing my credit card info on a paper and mailing it. After some back and forth, they agreed to take my payment. How nice of them. They assured me I was paid in full. Two weeks later I just received another invoice in the mail. Chaos, please avoid them. read more

Preventative Screening Patient Be Aware. At the suggestions of my PCP, employer sponsored annual physical Dr, and medical science as a whole; I chose to have a PREVENTATIVE colonoscopy done. (There is no family history of colon cancer and overall I am a healthy 48 year old male.) Preventive is only when the Dr finds NOTHING during the exam. If something, like a polyp, is found, the code changes to 'Diagnostic' and Medical Bills begin to generate. Statistics state 25-40% of the time a polyp (or something) will be found during the exam; and of those found only a small percentage may be cancerous. (Google it for yourself.) While I am the buyer and thought I asked all the right questions; I am left with an unexpected $503 medical bill by the facility. Both my insurance carrier, the facility billing department, and the facility medical records department basically told me: "Too bad, so sad"-pay up!" I write this to inform anyone seeking a preventive colonoscopy (at this facility or others) to ask more questions of both your insurance provider and the facility which you pick. Ask what happens WHEN something is found and how much will that be costing? They have the answers despite the, "well it depends," because of course they will eventually bill your insurance and you. (Do this well before the day you arrive for the screening after drinking that clean you out stuff!!!) So, at what cost is peace of mind? I can honestly state that given my personal health history; I would have canceled, or at least postponed, had I known what this "preventive" screening was going to potentially cost me out of pocket. I had little to no concern about colon cancer prior to being convinced by medical authorities it was necessary and was unfortunately led to believe that it was covered as a preventative screening. Money talks, and the "preventive" screening..... Well, it CO$T me peace of mind after all. read more

This place runs like a well oiled machine. As you walk into the front door, a receptionist helps with check in. A few minutes later, an assistant takes you back, a quick change of clothes and it was it's time to lie down. The staff are very friendly and polite. They place you at ease through conversation and they appear to enjoy working together. The excellent communication helps relieve stress and anxiety. A short nap and it's recovery time. Easy, fast and efficient. Dr Hanna is knowledgeable, experienced and trustworthy. read more

My nurse practitioner was amazing. She listened and helped and didnt just say take medication. I only met Dr. Hannah once and he was awful. Just said keep taking meds everything looks fine. Wouldn't recommend at all. Second, the facility double charges you. Its ridiculous. My insurance and I are both looking into it. The billing department is amazing and I appreciate them because I know they get a long of angry callers. Don't use this facility. ​ read more

They will not comply with ADA to make an colonoscopy appointment for a deaf person. Their patient portal doesn't work. Office Supervisor did not provide information as requested. To make an appointment has nothing to do with HIPPA. read more

Ive been receiving phone calls for an appointment i never scheduled. And the woman on the other end heavy european accent tells me she doesnt need to take my shit she just collects the money. Let me tell you i will never go back to this practice ever! Apparently they booked some other persons appointments using my personal information, as well the way they spoke to me like they are to bothered to help find out what happened, im sorry you work for a medical practice your there and my money or ins helps to pay your salary so in essence you do work for me. Sorry you dont like your job but i value me. Dont ever talk to me like im the shit on the bottom of your shoes. And to whomever gave out and tried connecting my personal ins and bank info learn your job. Please thoroughly check out the Doctors before you use them. read more

Gastrointestinal problems are not always straightforward. Over the past two or three years, Dr Hanna has done everything he could to diagnose my abdominal pain issue. After exhausting all the possibilities he could think of, he ended up referring me to a general surgeon. A small bowel resection was required to mitigate the problem. Dr Hanna continued to follow up with me by performing routine colonoscopies. After my last one in June 2026, he said I'm in the clear and, partly because of my age, he is not recommending any further procedures. read more

I was there recently there for an endoscopy and colonoscopy. Dr. McCallum and all the nursing staff were five stars fine, and I received the compassionate care that I needed. The office staff communicated well. The person at the front desk, Megan (?) probably should be in another position. She sounds and acts like a robot. However, in short, it's exceedingly clear that the joint practices of Drs. McCallum, McNerney and Hanna have LONG ago outgrown the facility. The parking lot is too tight and stretched to the limit. On the day of a procedure, whether the patient or driver, this adds up to additional stress. The larger waiting room needs better lighting and some freshening up in the area of esthetics. The smaller surgery waiting room, to the east, is an abomination! The day that I was there, it was pretty chilly outside. The patient exit door opens frequently, and it got cold and drafty. So, there we are, faithful spouses, drivers and patients--people who may not have eaten in more than 24 hours and slept little--sitting in this ugly, cold an cramped waiting area. There aren't enough seats and there isn't enough room for comfort. The patient exit door should be in the back of the building with a dedicated door for such and a safe place where their drivers can park. As the throughput of the facility is high, I have to say that I felt rushed as I was coming out of anesthesia. Rushed, in that beds are in very short supply. "Wake up and get out of here!" So, to the owners of the business, I say, take some of your retained earnings, and invest in a better property and plant whereby your patients can receive the first class treatment that they deserve and that you want them to have. read more

Dr Hanna was very pleasant, knowledgeable and professional. He listened to my questions and concerns, then gave me advice on how to proceed with my treatment that was clear enough that I didn't feel looked down upon as I had with my previous GI doctor's consultation. Now Dr Hanna and I have found a way to make me live a healthier lifestyle. read more

Dr Anis Hanna works at Tucson Gastroenterology. Dr Hanna is one of the most irresponsible doctors I have ever been to. I have had colon issues for years. Once my colonoscopy was completed. He was done with me, although I continue to have serious colon issues. His nurse practitioner is completely overwhelmed, and unable to return any of the calls, I would not recommend this practice. read more

I am baffled by the negative reviews and the overall rating for Tucson Gastroenterology (3040 N Swan to be precise). My wife has had an endoscopy and a colonoscopy there, and today she had another upper endoscopy. Every single aspect of the experience from start to finish was outstanding. I made the phone call to schedule the appointment, and the woman who handled my phone call was great. Got my wife scheduled in less than 2 months, AND, it turned out they got a cancellation for an even earlier (consultation) appointment. It was easy to get it scheduled in the first place but a huge plus to get in on an earlier cancellation. Dr. McNerney is the specialist handling my wife's procedure. I went with her to the consultation. He is an excellent listener, explains things very clearly, and is caring and compassionate. I highly recommend Dr. McNerney for any gastrointestinal needs. The staff - all of them - are great, too. Excellent customer service skills. Today I went with her to the procedure itself, another outstanding experience. Front desk woman was very friendly and helpful. Facility opened on time. Free and fast WiFi. Enough restrooms for staff and visitors. Easy signage and easy parking. Comfortable facility. My wife's technician/nurse, Myrna, must have been great. My wife couldn't stop talking about how well things went with Myrna and how caring and helpful she was. You don't often hear a lot of people get psyched about their endocsopy. But every single staff member we interacted with was friendly and helpful. I'm coming back here next year when it's time for my own colonscopy! read more

Dr. McCallum conducted a lower G.I. test. I was unable to complete the test due to a "problem" that truly turned out to be something that required surgery; therefore, the problem was a finding and no fault to Dr. McCallum. He assisted in finding me one of the top-notch surgeons, Dr. Cybil Corning here in Tucson. After just a few weeks and a few more tests, surgery was complete and after recovery life much improved. I was rather upset the day of the testing with Dr. McCallum and inappropriately so he was quite diplomatic and consistent in his findings....thank God! I would absolutely recommend this practice to anyone and it is also highly recommended by the surgeon. Thank you, Dr. McCallum and your staff for being kind and tolerant and providing exceptional service. Joy Conca read more

Very nice experience from start to finish. Office was nice and clean; all staff and medical personnel were extremely nice and helpful. The whole process was explained step by step. Dr. Baez was friendly and answered all questions in a caring manner. They provide endoscopy and colonoscopy care. read more

This was my first colonoscopy and I was very nervous about the procedure but the staff quickly put my mine to ease with the excellent care and professionalism that I received. They got me right in and it only took about an hour and a half. However I'm still not looking forward to my next one in three years :) read more

Tucson Gastroenterology - Gastroenterologist Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

My wife will be here for a colonoscopy and has Been trying to talk to the desk for ten days. No return calls. So we decided to come direct to the office for the answers she wants. Hope it goes well. read more

Colonoscopy is fun. Said no one, but Tucson Gastroenterology made it more tolerable. They got the system right, with good communication prior to the procedure. An email came with detailed instructions and paperwork soon after setting up the appointment. A nurse called about 2 weeks before to get my health history. She asked what medications and supplements I was on, and when I needed to stop taking them. The prep kit prescription was sent to my pharmacy right away. I was pretty impressed. Most doctors offices suck im following up but this place has its stuff together! I was pretty nervous on the day of the procedure (first timer) but all the nurses/techs put me at ease. They were all friendly and said hi to me before. Lots of butt/fart jokes going on. Dr. McCallum was calm and had great bedsid manners. I was in and out in less than 2 hours. I highly recommend this place when you're ready for this rite of passage. read more

DO NOT ever send your elderly parents here for a follow-up on anything. They clearly practice AGEISM! The office staff was unwilling to take make an appointment for a follow-up from an ER visit for an UPPER GI BLEED without my mother's CT scan records. Keep in mind she was an ESTABLISHED PATIENT who had a colonoscopy 8 weeks earlier and already had a referral on file! We had access to whole of my mother's ER records from St. Joseph's ER portal which could easily be shared via email. They refused to accept them. Rather than explaining why, they just dismissed her. They LITERALLY wanted her to go back home and print them herself. No one ever gave her a ROI to sign. Their excuse was that if they sent the request, it could take weeks to get the records. I went into the office understandably upset to try to help my mom and was just met with attitude. I asked why they couldn't take it via email and was told that "They don't do email." I asked if the doctor has privileges at St. Joseph's so he could get it themselves. They said they didn't. My response was that was understandable. I finally had to demand an ROI for my mom to sign so they would request the records from St. Joseph's ER who was expecting the request. Once that was signed, we left. Now I was curt because there is no reason it should be this complicated this day an age email is READILY available to any medical facility. What kind of antiquated place are they running? When we got home the scheduler Tessa who refused to make my mom's appointment had the nerve to call. She first started barking at my mom and then I took over the call. This woman had the audacity to admonish me for causing a "scene". I didn't cause a scene by any means, my mother and son were with me. My frustration was that no one would explain why the couldn't do email. She said it wasn't encrypted. That's understandable. But her delivery was unprofessional, snappy, rude, and she wouldn't let me get a word in edgewise. I finally lost my *ish and said idgaf what she had to say you dismissed my mom who has a serious issue. I shouldn't have had to ask for a ROI. She kept on and finally she made mad enough to say I wouldn't be taking my mom back there and I told her to have a nice day ( yes it was curt)....her response " You have a nice f*cking day!" Just WOW! Don't trust this office with your elderly parents....they obviously DON'T CARE about their well-being and have no intention of being helpful!!!! Funny part is the girl that I asked for the ROI called about 30 minutes later and said she got the medical records already. No kidding...St. Joseph's knew the problem was serious! I told her what Tessa did. The girl said she never felt attacked or that I caused a scene. She understood why I was upset. She apologized for Tessa's behavior. Unfortunately, the damage is done. I will be filing a formal complaint with the insurance company and leaving this review everywhere I can. Tessa needs to be fired!!! And this establishment needs to be investigated for AGEISM! Period. read more

Dr. McNerney is a very skilled technician... did my endoscopy, no issues. I'd trust him if I ever have a colonoscopy (very doubtful, I prefer do-at-home FIT tests)... he doesn't have the best personality, unwilling to discuss general stomach problems like bloating, distension, indigestion... he just wants to to the big bucks procedures, most especially colonoscopies... His NP, Helen Fishbait, is similar, but far worse... outright unfriendly, even sarcastic and pompous... zero sense of humor... and also really pushes the colonoscopy... rushed me out in minutes, totally unhelpful. I have a gym pal, a retired Mayo Clinic Gastro MD... told me the at home tests were just fine... IF negative... and since 2017, all mine were. So pushing for the almighty dollar is sort of craven... read more

My husband saw one of the doctors for a routine colonoscopy and had no complaints. I took our autistic son to this same doctor and was disappointed. Some specialists are just not good with children or individuals with special needs. I then asked to have Dr. Hanna see our son. He was patient and gentle with our son, explaining to him why he was having GI problems and how to resolve the problems naturally. I was so impressed with his demeanor that I scheduled my routine colonoscopy with Dr. Hanna. The only reason why I am giving them four stars instead of five is I am hoping they read this and realize that matching a doctor with a particular patient's needs is something they should consider important. read more

I can't get past the front desk to get an appointment here. The lady in the phone was so incredibly rude and had so much attitude! I felt like a burden right away. She was so hostile to me with every question, that she made me feel small and that I had no right to be calling here for an appointment. read more

Colonoscopy. I had the best experience! Everyone was very kind and professional and went out of their way to make me comfortable. The procedure went smoothly. I appreciated warm blanked in the cold room. It was done in a very efficient yet not rushed way. The facility was clean and comfortable. Doctor McCallum was friendly and did answer my questions. I would choose Tucson Gastro again! read more

Excellant ,friendky, knowlegable staff. Clean staff seems to enjoy their work and each other. Seems to go like clock work once in the back. Frknt office friendlyand effection. Dr sometimes feel rushed but do take the time to discuss procedure. Leave with instruction follow up call next day. read more

Choose another facility. Dr. McNerney requested a consultation and then asked why we were there. Also very pushy when suggesting procedures, very poor listener, and spent more time looking at his computer that engaging thoughtfully with patient. read more

Bad experience. Dr. Hanna did not address the problem that I went in for. I do not believe he read the pre-proceedure report. Very disappointed. read more

Our medical appointment was cancelled the day prior due to supposed insurance conflict. We have Arizona Complete as our secondary insurance and they refused to see us despite their being contracted with United Healthcare. The office billing manager, Arlene claimed that they would be fined or lose their license if they were to bill the patient the difference that United doesn't cover. Since we have a "need" to be covered by a government insurance, Arlene claimed that they would be in trouble for billing us. We called both Arizona Complete and United and neither insurance ever heard of this problem. I couldn't get to the bottom of this and cannot find any other justification. Perhaps they just discriminate against people who receive government assistance, I don't know. That said, their front desk people were reasonable and nice. read more

Excellent care from entire staff. Doctors and nurses fantastic, thank you. They answer the phone promptly and are extremely helpful.

I have talked to their billing department over the phone, provided payment information and that has never been applied to my bill. It is almost impossible to get through to their billing. I have a bill that I marked as being paid over the phone in March. Here late in July they are sending me a letter saying it is being sent to collections! WTF read more

My experience with Tucson Gastroenterology was very pleasant. My pre-procedure appointment was with the office nurse practitioner, who answered my questions and put me at ease. My procedure was with Dr. McNerney. He was kind, and like his NP, he put me at ease. His surgery facility is well run and the staff is kind and efficient. read more

I had a colononoscopy yesterday and was impressed with the efficiency of the operation and the professionalsim of the nurses. Everyone was kind and patient, and Dr.Mcnerney was very clear in his explanation of what was being done. It was a better experience than I I had at other clinics. read more

reading other reviews on here, I had the same phone issues but eventually got thru and they were super nice and understanding when having to tell them about embarassing GI symptoms..I'm a travel RN and not from here so I asked the docs and nurses on floor I was working on and they recommended this place. I saw Helen, she was great, no complaints about her, and I knew ahead of time I would be seeing an NP and not the doc. I'm self pay, no insurance yet, but working on it...So my complaint is re: the charges they got me for...In many of these reviews, people were able to have an exam or a procedure the same day of their first visit, and some unhappy about that, whereas, I wish they had done Something! even if that meant not charging me and telling me to come back for testing etc. Instead, I paid nearly $200 for someone to tell me I needed a colonoscopy, fiber pills and probiotics!! That was a big disappointment especially when prior to the visit they had quoted it to be from $120-$180, depending on what was done. So when she was done telling me what I should do next I asssumed I would be paying the lower end..$120, but to my surprise it was $170...Ugg, not cool at all. then they quoted me on the colonoscopy and I will def have to wait for insurance because I'm in no position to pay upwards of $1200 for that! read more

I had a colonoscopy yesterday. On checking in for my appointment, the front office staff member was helpful and efficient. Dr McNerney did the procedure. I was sedated very lightly and I had no discomfort. Dr McNerney explained the procedure clearly and answered my questions. The nurse and techs were professional and friendly. Due to the light sedation I was awake and not groggy at all. I spent a short period of time in the recovery area and was able to dress myself with no problems. The nurse walked me out to my husband and accompanied us out to our car. We left and went out to breakfast! Today I received a phone call from the office checking to see how I was feeling! I reported "A OKAY"! The only negative I had was trying to make my appointment on the phone. I finally went to the office in person to make the appointment. The clerk was helpful and I left with my appointment scheduled and my prescription for the dreaded prep drink in hand! It appeared to me that the front office was very short staffed. I would highly recommend Tucson Gastroenterology and Dr McNerney. Ginny C. read more

Barely discussed my symptoms or reasons for referral during my short meeting with the Dr. and didn't explain answers to my questions. Went right to scheduling a diagnostic procedure. The Dr. missed diagnosing several what seemed to be obvious conditions my current doctor diagnosed after he performed the same procedure. The follow up call to discuss the results of tests done during the procedure here was with an unknowable medical assistant who couldn't explain anything and gave me incorrect information and advice. I feel I was totally ripped off. Wasted alot of time and money without any progress to treating symptoms that drained on me daily. Go somewhere else that's more professional. read more

Horrible experience all around. Staff not very friendly or compassionate. That turned me off right away then I met the Dr McCallum Rude, short apparently didnt think it was important to tell me or explain to me the meds he planned on putting me on. Which basically is a form of chemo. Dont you think that is something to discuss with a patient ? He said I could read up on it. Needless to say I will not go back. I found a dr that talks, listens, and explains things...which is normal read more

So we have been seeing Dr Hanna for a few years. My husband has a feeding tube. We go there to get it changed out. However when ever there is an issue it is hard to get through to the doctor. I had left a voice mail 3 weeks ago. Been playing phone tag. I don't know why they just don't order another tube and make an appointment. Last message I got from them was "what size is it? You don't have a record? So I left a voice mail a week ago and now still no response from them. WTH? read more

Fortunately I was diagnosed with microscopic colitis at Tucson gastroenterologist specialist with Dr. Mcnerney. That's where the fortune lucks out. I had to wait an unreasonable amount of time for an appointment and more un reasonable time for a colonoscopy. Afterwards I was told I'd receive a call with results. I didn't. I called and was told after 2 weeks they knew nothing. I said that was unreasonable. I was put on hold for 5 minutes and told I had microscopic colitis. I asked what that meant and his nurse said inflammation after she put me on hold again. I was put on steroids with no follow up and no information on what my condition was or any options. I've found most of my relief from google. Aside from the lack of communication my IV was put in wrong. I had immense pain in my arm along with swelling and all the fluid built up. They gave me no explanation, relief or even a sorry. It's scary to be put under and have it not work only to have your entire arm full of fluid for 2 days. read more

If anyone has gone here ..you need to request your medical records and review them..just shocking ..they were not accurate called me well nourished meaning fat...infact if they tested their patients most of us are under nourished due to gastro issues..the history they took was not accurate at all...and per other reviews same problems other had as well.. read more

I am not sure why the bad reviews. I am a medical professional (MSN, RN) with over a decade of experience and I felt that the office was wonderful. The front line staff was accommodating and informative. The nurses were amazing, especially Myrna who has been with the practice for 18 years!!! I can tell you for sure that this longevity with a practice is rare. Dr. Hanna was caring and professional. We received ample information prior to the procedure and after. The nurses were so caring and kind! Recovery nurse walked Mom to the car and gave her a hug. It was Friday and she was the last patient. Please take the bad reviews with a HUGE grain of salt! read more

Dr. McNerney is heartless human being. I am a quadriplegic and came in with a complex issue. The doctor complete dismiss my pain and any attempt at furthering exploring what was wrong with me as I am barely able to eat one meal a day for a long time. He literally just walked out of the room mid conversation like I was a complaining child that he didn't have time for. I was very composed and articulate as I have engaged with hundreds of doctors since my paralysis. I will never consider going back period read more

I recently had a procedure at Tucson Gastroenterology and I found the staff to be very professional except for one critical area. When attempting to make an appointment, return a call to someone on their staff asking for more info or attempting to ask a question I could not get anyone to answer the phone. I do mean anyone, even the receptionist. Every member of the staff has long voicemail messages which are very confusing, not to mention unnecessary. If you're away from your desk just say so and ask the caller to leave their name, birthdate and whatever other information you need and offer to call back ASAP. This seems to a simple issue to address with some training on VM and reinforcing the importance of patient accessibility. read more