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Staff is very friendly 😀
Very knowledgeable Very friendly Offered good solutions Easy to discuss difficulties with staff
I was a few minutes late. They were forgiving. The receptionist remembered me and was very kind. The wait was very short. Barely had time to fill out the short intake info form. The person who took my BP was kind and patient. Shelby Cochran,NP, was the kind, patient person who came and talked with me. I keep saying patient because I've had several nasty brain injuries (aneurysm burst in my brain, 11 big strokes, 5 brain surgeries, and more TIAs than you could shake a cat at), so I have difficulty with proper speech. Shelby has always been very caring and, yes, patient. She shows true concern for me and my health. I would/have recommended this business to others.
Friendly, efficient , & relaxed environment, Chelsea was knowledgeable, caring & helpful. Highly recommend!
Dr Gibbs was very thorough in discussing the procedure, while also providing a comforting demeanor.
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Digestive problems can have a serious impact on your life, which is why it's vital to work with a gastroenterology specialist who focuses on your unique health needs. The providers at GI Alliance of Arkansas place our patients first, putting the resources of the nation's largest gastroenterology practice to work for our communities. We hope to help all of our patients achieve a better quality of life.
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