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They all are professional and caring.
Good Physician. He is very nice. Reception is great.
Excellent 👌 service, super friendly nurses..
I have been a patient of Dr. Ben Kahn since July, 2021. He is very thorough and patient. Recently, I experienced some problems after surgery (a different surgeon), and I called Dr. Kahn’s office. They got me to in right away. I wasn’t embarrassed to share my problems with him. He understood right away what was wrong with me. I began treatment that evening, and began to feel better right away. Every time I‘ve had some stomach issues, Dr. Kahn resolved them in one visit.
They are always prompt and courteous! I never have a long wait and always feel my questions are answered and prescriptions filled quickly.
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Your gastroenterology needs are at the forefront when you choose our team at Texas Digestive Disease Consultants. We’re a network of skilled and experienced GI professionals who are dedicated to getting you connected with the right resources and treatments. Our team looks forward to becoming a trusted source for your GI needs throughout the state of Texas. Improve your digestive health today and schedule an appointment.
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