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Dr. Richard Otero is extremely professional. He tells you everything you need to know and answers all your questions. He treats you like you are the only person there. His staff are very friendly.
I have been with Dr. Bullock since 2014, He is a professional, him and his staff take excellent care of me each time I had the procedure. Thank You All Very Much. What I also Appreciate Called Next Day And Checked On Me.
The clinic is very well set up I came in 1 hour before my appointment the paperwork took all of 10 minutes to fill out they took my vitals brought me upstairs and within another 10 to 15 minutes I was wheeled into the procedure room and I was out of there before my wife was able to get home she turned around and got me I had a 730 appointment and I was home by 9 very quick very professional there was not one thing I experienced that was negative about the entire experience.
I love this doctor. He answered all of my questions and going to investigate what I have going on with my oesophagus. I would recommend this to anyone in my family.
People were kind at the desk and preparation for the encounter eith Doctor. Doctor Guerra super kind. Helping me to understand evetything. Thank you
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