I appears like nothing as changed. All of my calls go to VM and I never receive a call back. I…read moredon't have any feedback on Dr. Annunziata...because I cannot even get an appointment!

I saw Dr. Annunziata for some medical concerns, which he soon addressed with professionalism, a…read morestraightforward plan, and a high level of medical expertise. It is important to note that Dr. Annunziata's office and operating staff were absolutely fantastic. They were patient, worked with an unplanned schedule change, explained everything to me, and left me confident that I was in good hands throughout. I highly recommend Dr. Annunziata and his staff!

Excellent diagnostician that has helped with a problem I have experienced for years. Very…read morepersonable and does not do Dr Speak but listens to your issues and problem solves.

Her bedside manner and patience in answering questions prior to the procedure was top notch.read more

This place is fantastic. Had a procedure here and the place runs like an excellent machine - and…read morethey still keep their humanity. An amazing crew that included 9-10 people in various spots throughout the procedure. Big shout out to Lanea, Cinoy, Laurie, Ann-Lina and Jenny (I think) for pre- and post-op. Dr. Conti was pro, kept it short and sweet and understandable, thanks Israel for putting me under. All done feeling comfortable, attended to and recognized.

Very organized, efficient and happy environment. This is not their first rodeo. Loved all my care…read moregivers from the intake nurse to the staging room to finally being wheeled out to the curb for my ride. Upon release and being rolled out in a wheel chair with all my instructions in hand, I noticed a handwritten card with the names of everyone who took care of me. Shout outs to Sonia PCT, Laurie pre op nurse, Michelle procedure nurse, Amanda CRNA, Roy PCT, Shameka recovery nurse, and Dr Annunziata. If by chance they ever read this, thank you for making this a pleasant experience by actually connecting and not rushing us through as though I was #35 for the day. Your investment today in your patient insures many more repeats and referrals. Preventive medicine saves lives. Early detection is what makes the difference. Since I was under, I had both the colonoscopy and an upper GI endoscopy. There's nothing to be afraid of and it's over in an instant and you feel great afterwards. So make that appointment for you or your loved one.

I've been going to this Dr. for a very long time. Never had a problem, well that changed after my…read morehusband needed an endoscopy and they found a tumor in his throat. Dr went over by my husband's bed in recovery and the Dr. said he did biopsies and then proceeds to loudly proclaim he thought he has cancer....Wow people turned around and looked in our direction. He needed a follow-up endoscopy after chemo treatment to check on some dysplasia and swallowing issues. ( had a C.T. scan a week or so prior, and findings were the tumor was gone) While I was sitting in the waiting room I spotted the Dr. in the receptionist area,and I asked him how it went and he said he took biopsies and I just mentioned about the scan results and he coldly told me " well the cancer is back " with a little smirk of a smile on his face. What a " CLOD", this guy has become. He didn't even bother to go see my husband in recovery. We are talking about peoples lives here not going over a grocery list. This guy needs to hang up his" shingle "if that is how he treats patients , not to mention him shouting possible findings across the recovery room. I can't emphasize how much this upsets me to have such a callus response to a person's medical issues. Never Again, that's for sure. The nurses at El Mirador are outstanding and have such praise for them. This in no way reflects how they do their job, which is wonderfully. The Dr. ....Not-So-Much.

The nurses at the El Mirador Surgery Center are the only reasons I gave this place a two star…read morerating and not a one star. I did everything they asked me to. I was having a totla anxiety attack and I asked if they could give me a Xanax or Valium or something and they said no, we don't do that here. You'll just have to "deal with it". So I waited for an hour because they took my phone and personal belongings away and all I could do was look around at all the other "cattle" in our respective pens. Meanwhile, I saw another patient across from me during prep meet her anesthesiologist and have a 5 minute chat where he answered all her question and review her chart. Then they wheeled her away. When it was my turn, they was no chat, just wheeled into an exam room, two older guys and a nurse. No one introduced themselves or said hi so I felt like pig about to be butchered. They asked me my name and date of birth and why I was there. Instead of saying Colonoscopy, I said, "To get a camera shoved up my ass." No one even laughed as I was trying to keep the mood light. They gave me some versed and something else presumably to knock me out, and the ONLY thing I asked was that I didn't want to rem,ember anything that happened during the procedure and they assured me I wouldn't. Well, guess what. I woke up in the middle and felt the worst craps ever while they were maneuvering something around and I groaned, "Owww! That hurts! Please stop!:" They must have eventually given me more drugs because I woke up and my husband was there, but what a horrible ordeal. The pain was awful. Like the worst gas cramps you've ever felt. And I didn't get THE ONE THING i asked for -- not to remember anything during the procedure. Between the impersonal treatment telling me to "just deal with it", waiting almost an hour in a bed while everyone else went ahead of me when I told them how anxious I was, and the incompetent ability to keep me sedated during my procedure (20 minutes long, I might add), this was the suckiest thing ever, and I suggest you interview your doctor before you let just anyone shove a camera up YOUR ass if you have to have this hellish procedure done to you after you turn 50. And find a place that gives you a Valium first. That seems at least a little humane.

This visit we saw Randy, and his examination and explanations were detailed. He was also able to…read morereassure my husband and instead of waiting weeks to schedule an appointment and then a few months for the colonoscopy to be done, it was scheduled and arranged for the following week. Well done! Larry and Helen Kutash

Performed my colonoscopy at the Endoscopy Center on Eisenhower campus. Excellent doctor. They need…read moremore staff for check in.

It has been several years since I left this practice. Dr. Lin was inconsiderate of me on many…read moreoccasions. More than once he was an hour late for my appointment but would come thru front office door with Starbucks in hand and never any explanation as to why he was late, never an "I'm sorry I'm late". The straw that broke the camel's back was after I had reminded him that I woke up a couple of times during colonoscopy and upper GI procedures and needed constant monitoring during those procedures, he assured me he could handle it on his own. Two weeks later at my procedure, I did in fact wake up with the scope in my esophagus and immediately starting moving around a lot while trying to breathe. His response, as told to me by other professionals who were in the room, was that he was so mad that he pulled the scope out and threw it on my chest, then left the procedure room with the procedure unfinished. Could anyone be more rude, especially since I had advised him what could happen without someone monitoring me closely. I found a new GI doc, wouldn't you?

Nice doctor, but he doesn't take much time to listen to you. I think he likes to treat you and…read morethen get rid of you forever. No follow-up! Worst office staff ever! Try leaving a message for an appointment- no-one ever calls you back!

If we could give Dr. Siman and his team ten stars, we certainly would!…read more Dr. Siman is truly exceptional. He is attentive, genuinely interested in helping his patients, and incredibly thorough in his evaluations. What sets him apart is not simply his impressive knowledge of medicine, but the way he applies it: he listens carefully, asks thoughtful questions, considers the whole picture, and never makes you feel rushed or like just another patient. We have lived around the world and have had the opportunity to meet doctors in many different places, and we can honestly say that we have never experienced a physician quite like Dr. Siman. His depth of knowledge is remarkable, but equally impressive is his compassion, kindness, patience, and extraordinary bedside manner. He brings something very special to the practice of medicine--a combination of expertise and genuine human concern that is becoming increasingly rare. Dr. Siman is also refreshingly different in the best possible way. He is curious, engaged, approachable, and remarkably present. You can tell that he truly cares about understanding what is happening with his patients and finding the best possible path forward. He doesn't simply look at a diagnosis or a set of test results; he looks at the person. If you are fortunate enough to find yourself in Dr. Siman's office, consider yourself very fortunate indeed. We feel that having the opportunity to be cared for by a physician of his caliber is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In our opinion, he is one of the finest doctors available anywhere in the country. And his team is outstanding as well. Lizbeth, Jennifer, and Rosie are each incredibly capable, caring, professional, and compassionate. They make you feel welcomed, heard, and genuinely cared for. Their competence and kindness reflect the same high standards Dr. Siman brings to his practice. It is rare to find a doctor and a team who combine such extraordinary medical knowledge with this level of humanity. Dr. Siman and his entire team have our deepest appreciation and highest recommendation. Again, if ten stars were an option, we would gladly give them.

One of the worst doctors offices ever. Every single person that works up front is rude. Dr. James…read moreis great. Dr. Lauren is great, everyone else is terrible. Be prepared to have your refills delayed and not filled on time. Unanswered phone calls, and a complete lack of customer awareness or support for their clients. This place and their parent company lifekind health is a JOKE.

I've been with Dr. J since I moved to the desert six years ago. He has always been patient and…read morethorough with me - quick to create a referral to a specialist whenever I truly needed it. His office staff are great also! I'm a healthy person with a strong family history of severe illness, so he is always able to listen to my concerns and consider my risk factors without making me think I'm crazy of confabulating. Love this Doc and his team!

Although I personally like the doctor, sadly my most recent experience is not a good one…read more I have requested a referral for an MRI now for over a month...leaving messages with the answering service, calling the office directly during business hours only to hear a recorded message, and two unanswered emails. My messages stipulate chronic pain in my left leg...but no response as of this review.