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University Gastroenterology

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14 reviews
+1 (401) 886-4040
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Recovery room.
Recovery room.
Fun staircase
Fun staircase
Nice view
Nice view
BP a bit high, understandable considering a guy was about to stick a camera up my arse.
BP a bit high, understandable considering a guy was about to stick a camera up my arse.
Really glamorous and fun.
Really glamorous and fun.
A bit blurry, what happens when you try and take a pic right after having camera up your butt.
A bit blurry, what happens when you try and take a pic right after having camera up your butt.
1407 S County Trl Bldg 4
East Greenwich, RI 02818
+1 (401) 886-4040
https://www.universitygi.com

University Gastroenterology is located in the medical park at 1407 S County Trail. The medical office has three gastroenterologists who specialize in digestive disorders and treatments. Doctors are dedicated to caring for and providing quality care to patients.

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Wa S.
9/20/2024

ANSWER THE PHONE PLEASE!!!! Care is fine if you don't consider the communication aspect. After a colonoscopy, I was told to make an appointment for 6 months. So far I have failed to do so, as...

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Brent G.
6/25/2024

Good luck getting to & through the phone messaging... keep trying, normally takes 100 rings. Doctors Pianka & Nadampalli are sub-standard at best. Fired em both. Was told directly to my face on...

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Cameron W.
7/18/2024

I've been waiting for results from testing I had done 2 months ago. I have called asking for the results at least weekly if not more, leaving my information each time and have not heard back....

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K M.
1/24/2024

A bit disorganized. Was told repeatedly my deductible owed for my procedure was $272.42 which I paid that day. I now get another bill stating I owe another $291.84. I will not pay this because...

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Mr. Marvelous ?.
9/1/2023

I had a colonoscopy at the East Greenwich office. I was somewhat required as several members of my immediate family have died from Colon Cancer. Medical and Insurance paperwork was submitted...

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