Avera Medical Group Gastroenterology

Lynn 

on Google

2 weeks ago

If you value your life do not make an appointment here all they want is your money, you are not treated like a person but just a number to them. They have their own rules that only benefit the doctors not the patients well being, I was severely ill with my known GI issues and had an appointment with the GI doctor in about six weeks, when I first made the appointment it was three months so it was getting closer, the clinic suggested I see a nurse practitioner which I don't care for since they don't have the qualifications but... read more

Haley Fritza 

on Google

a month ago

Hesitant about going back after seeing Dr. Feyen due to dismissiveness. Saw DNP Amanda Richter for a follow up visit. She was thorough, knowledgeable and patient - able to answer all my questions above any other practitioner I’ve seen for GI. 

Andrea Johnson Beck 

on Google

3 months ago

I had an appointment with Dr. Bryan Feyen and left feeling deeply frustrated and dismissed. I have a soy allergy, which makes colonoscopy prep incredibly complicated—and after years of digestive issues, I came in hoping for guidance and support. Instead, after explaining my medical history and concerns, Dr. Feyen simply said, “I don’t know what you want me to do. I can’t help with different prep.” My husband and I were stunned. His lack of compassion and curiosity left me in near tears. We walked out and never went back. Tha... read more

Jamie Martinezz 

on Google

3 months ago

I’m convinced avera gi just wants people to be in severe medical debt. No real solutions. I told them a medication works well for me when I’m having flare ups. They were happy. I was happy. Now 5 months later I’m having a flare up. Can I get a refill of the meds? No… You need to be seen and get a bunch of bloodwork done. I’ve had the same condition for 10+ years. I know when I’m having a flare up. Why do I have to wait days and days to get a response?