Everyone in the office was very accommodating! I didn’t see Dr. Naymagon on this trip, but have made a follow up to see him soon.
Colonoscopy Doctors Near Me
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Doctors for Colonoscopy Near Me
who acceptenter your insurance to view in-network doctorstap to enter your insurance to view in-network doctorsI have been going to Dr. Mahajer for the past 10 years and he is the best. Friendly but professional and to the point.
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Anthony Ng
,MD
Everyone was nice and professional, the office was clean and lovely and they all treated me like a person not a patient which was great.
I think everything about the office was okay except that they don't take credit cards. This was quite annoying because I didn't bring enough cash with me to pay for an H-Pilori test (which I didn't realize ahead of time would require any upfront payment). This led to me wasting a lot of time trying to convince the reception staff that I will actually pay them and that they really shouldn't make me come back with cash later. Most doctors either except credit cards or bill patients the residual of what isn't covered by insurance.
Doctor has a great bedside manner.
Dr. Orbuch is extremely knowledgable and caring! He spent a long time with me, and I never felt rushed at any point. Would highly recommend!
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Michael Eng
,MD
Excellent doctor, very thorough. I have been going to Dr. Eng for years. I highly recommend him!
Dr. Eng has always been extremely helpful any time I see him. He gets right to the point and offers up a lot of advice and suggestions. I recommend him to anyone.
He is a super nice guy. He get right down to business and try to figure out what’s going on with you. Highly recommended.
Dr. Johnson and his staff were wonderful. I was seen right away and had my test results back and a message from Dr. Johnson about treatment within a few days.
He was one of the best doctor's I'd ever seen! He didn't talk down to me and was super kind and helpful.
Dr. Nazareth was very clear explaining everything. She asked me more than once if I understood everything and was very kind when discussing my condition. She advised on switching some medication that my primary doctor had prescribed to something that would suit me better.
Dr. Haroutiounian was very pleasant and thorough in his questions about my symptoms and family health history. He did not dismiss my concerns as some other doctors I have seen in the past have because of my relatively young age. He was also knowledgeable about his schedule and was very helpful in his explanations.
Dr. Orbuch is extremely knowledgable and caring! He spent a long time with me, and I never felt rushed at any point. Would highly recommend!
I’ve seen Dr. Lau for years and definitely recommend her. She’s thorough and pleasant and provides excellent care.
Perfect service, just they haven’t sent all meds prescription to my pharmacy :(
Dr. Tsynman is one of the most compassionate doctors I have ever met! He really listened and took my concerns into account. He also made sure I have realistic expectations (which I appreciate) and considered solutions going beyond his specific area of expertise. Would highly recommend this doctor!
I value and appreciate Dr. Linden and his team. During every visit I feel well cared for and confident in Dr. Linden’s professional management over my health matters. I would highly recommend Dr. Linden to others.
I had a great experience
It was a pleasure to have a Physician to listen to understand, not just listen to respond! I am very pleased with his professionalism, decorum, patience, and overall concern for my health and maintenance of my health...
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Colonoscopy
A colonoscopy is a preventive screening procedure in which a doctor assesses the inner lining of your rectum and colon. The doctor uses an instrument called the colonoscope, which is a thin tube that allows the physician to visualize the lining of your colon. Your doctor may recommend getting a colonoscopy for a variety of reasons: Colonoscopies are generally performed to detect signs of inflamed tissues, polyps, ulcers and cancer. This procedure helps investigate symptoms you may have been experiencing such as rectal bleeding, unusual changes in your bowel routine, or if you have a family history of polyps or colon cancer.
The procedure
At the doctor’s office or outpatient medical center, you will have to change into a medical gown and the medical professionals may give you medication to help you relax and ease any discomfort. Then you will be asked to lie down on your side or back. Next, the doctor will insert the flexible tube (colonoscope) through your anus into your colon. Small amounts of air are inserted through the tube to inflate the colon for better visibility. The doctor may extract tissue samples or polyps if found.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I get a colonoscopy?
- Colon cancer is more common than you might think and a colonoscopy is used as a colon cancer screening test.
- A colonoscopy is recommended if you are over the age of 45.
- If you have a family history of colon cancer, cancer or colon polyps, your doctor will suggest getting the screening done.
- Colonoscopies can help detect other bowel-related diseases, as well.
How often should I get a colonoscopy?
The Centers for Disease Control recommends that you get a colonoscopy every 10 years (for people who do not have an increased risk of colorectal cancer).
What should I expect during my colonoscopy visit?
- The doctor’s office will provide you with bowel-prep instructions. For the procedure to be carried out accurately, it is essential to ensure that there is no stool in your intestines at the time of the colonoscopy.
- Your medical history may be discussed.
- Your endoscopist will take you through a consent form and the potential complications.
- You will be given sedatives to help you relax.
- Typically, there is a nurse with you throughout the procedure monitoring your vitals, addressing your level of comfort and explaining what’s going on.
- A colonoscopy can take anywhere between 15 minutes and an hour.
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What are some quick tips for my colonoscopy visit?
- Reach out to your doctor’s office to learn about the prescreening precautionary measures you can take.
- Write down your symptoms and any questions you may have regarding the procedure in advance so you don’t forget them.
- Arrange for a ride home.
- Consult your insurance provider to make sure this procedure is covered under your plan.
How much does a colonoscopy cost?
The treatment cost might vary based on your location, insurance provider and other factors.
Sources:
American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy
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