About Mayo Clinic Gastroenterology and Hepatology
The Mayo Clinic Gastroenterology and Hepatology is highly regarded for its life-saving procedures and accurate diagnoses. Dr. Stark's expertise in double balloon endoscopy identified a rare condition, leading to a successful removal by Dr. DeLeon. Dr. DeVault is praised for his attentive approach, taking time to listen and understand each patient's concerns before planning treatment. The Jacksonville hepatology department has been commended for properly diagnosing and managing Primary Biliary Cholangitis, preventing further progression of the liver disease. Patients have reported smooth and efficient testing processes, making for a positive experience at the clinic.
I went to the G.I. department and had a consultation with Dr. Wolfson, which was wonderful. He was thorough, informative, and helpful.. I was scheduled for an endoscopy and colonoscopy with Dr. Eluri. She was attentive informative. She told me exactly what to expect before the procedure and the anesthesiologist was great. I liked him because he had a sense of humor and all I remember them saying is Donna we need you to turn on your left side.. I was on my way home half an hour after I woke up and had no side effects whatsoever from the procedure of the anesthesiologist so while I’m reading all these negative reviews for myself, it was a wonderful experience and I...read full review
I was going to try to get seen here with my new PPO plan. I went to Mayo ER already with most disingenuous feedback from nurse and doc. I guess I made the scheduler mad trying to leave open referral cuz I got hung up on. I believe that’s my sign (and these reviews) to look elsewhere and avoid the campus all together. FYI - one most expensive ER admin fees ever- almost 2k
I really like the head Dr. for that department, everyone assisting was really great and thorough, but trying to establish an on going appointment with the Dr. was not possible. I was sent a note to get established but when I tried. I never heard back. Each time I called it was a hassle.