Dan Nicolas Tran

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

Bum's rush out the door for my follow - up, and here I am with the same condition a year later, this time even more painful. 

Pat Lea 

on Healthgrades

3 years ago

I was referred to Dr Tran on an emergency basis. He saw me right away. Had blood clot in hemorrhoids. Took care of it at that time. Had more clots after that. Well I ended up having surgery. He was excellent! Surgery was painful, but I got over it. Would go back to him anytime. Wonderful Dr. staff was wonderful too. Staff at surgery was excellent, very helpful and caring. Great team. Thank you Dr Tran. 

Reta York 

on Healthgrades

4 years ago

Dr. Tran did a colonoscopy on my husband and a large rectal tumor was found. At the follow up he was very thorough in explaining in detail the risk and steps needed. Even drew us pictures. He then had his staff do an immediate referral to a rectal specialist. 

Joe mark 

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5 years ago

He performed surgery for my appendix that had burst. When he first visited me in the ER at LRMC, he immediately spotted a hernia and assured me he would correct during surgery which he did. I had my follow up visit today and all three office staff were friendly and efficient. He removed my drainage tube and took time to discuss my surgery in detail. Very enjoyable and caring visit. 

William Lowderman 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Dr. Dan Tran used the laparoscopic method to remove my gall bladder in Oct. 2017. Make sure he is SURE that he got it all, because I had to have the remainder removed in a 3-hour surgery with the open method on 6-21-18. This remnant was 1/3 the size of the gall bladder and contained over 100 gall stones! At my post-operatives visit at his office, he said he tried his best and "hoped" that he got it all. He should have suggested a CT scan to be sure, because a CT later revealed the remnant. 

Bruce Port 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

I had 2 hernia surgeries by Dr Tran. The first failed within 60 days, the second immediately. I was mid 30’s and have had problems for 4 years now. He was very nice, but should have corrected my surgery at his own cost. I lost my job shortly after, and have no benefits now. On my follow up appointment, I overheard office staff commenting that he was way too conservative with his approach. I wish the other doc would have done my surgery. I carefully followed all post op instructions. 4 years pain 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Make sure you have someone next to you when you are speaking to him. Woke up spitting blood, bleeding gum , and no explanation as of why. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

Talks more , listens less. He is not patient centered. He doesn’t respect or care for patients concerns , and doesn’t give you a post op continuity care. 

Anonymous 

on Healthgrades

6 years ago

He is not interested in the patients current medical problems. He doesnt explained what are the possible outcomes of the surgery, and doesn’t like to listen to questions either. Im very disappointed with the doctor I was provided. Hopefully you wont have the same strange/ horrible situation I just had.