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Dr. Mcdonald is very understanding and answered all my questions.
Ms. Heather Trent, NP and entire staff was friendly, professional, caring, and paid attention detail. Ms. Trent asked thorough questions and took my health concerns seriously. I recommend that you try this location. Thank You!
Visit to see Doctor Berggreen was taken on time and sufficient time was taken to discuss my problems and test that were needed for further diagnosis. Leslie Gendron
Dr. Porta and his staff are very friendly. He listens to what you have to say and explains in words you can understand. He takes his time with you instead of rushing like other doctors. He is helping me with my medical problem when no other doctor would. I highly recommend him.
Dr Christensen is so attentive to you understanding what is taking place in your body and what He recommends for treatment. I have seen Him for years He doesn’t take credit for His ability but Holy Spirit will guide Him I am thrilled He is my Dr .
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Your GI needs are important. The network of board-certified GI professionals at Gastroenterology Associates is dedicated to helping you get the proper care. We look forward to becoming your trusted source for GI care in Baton Rouge, LA. Request an appointment today to learn how we can help improve your gastro health.
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