Henry Klotz Md's Online Review Report Card

Dr. Klotz saved my life. I had trouble swallowing and the hospital was booking outpatient procedures two and three months in the future because they were short staffed. Dr. Klotz got me into the hospital quickly for a procedure and found cancer in my esophagus. He next found a surgeon because I needed a feeding tube placed in my abdomen. Treatment followed in form of chemo and radiation, then surgery. I am now (two years later) cancer free. I found him to be an excellent doctor who always treated me with respect. Thank you, Dr Klotz. I highly recommend him if you need a gastroenterologist. He is also a really nice person!

The most inconsiderate doctor I've ever met. Never follows up. Always hours late to his own office. Keeps you waiting for hours. And god forbid you need the results of a blood test before going in for a procedure. He will procrastinate sending results, and your procedure will be cancelled. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THIS DOCTOR.

Worst Care Every Received. Would never hear back from him. Constantly absent from his office. Would not call me back with results of diagnostic testing, even after I called and his staff sent him numerous requests to do so. When asked if someone was covering for him while he was out of the office, his NP or PA refused to handle my case. I once received a call back from Klotz in a late evening on results of a scope, and I asked follow-up questions, based on what he just had said, but he responded that he didn't have my file in front of him, and he was completely ignorant to my case. His office is a nightmare to get through to. They refuse any flexibility in scheduling. It's almost like he is half retired and maybe feels like it's fine to make patients wait forever, while he is off enjoying his leisure time. Overall, so frustrated and disappointed by what terrible level of patient care is being offered at this office. I had to ask to leave the office to see a different provider.

Dr. Klotz told me more on my first visit about Chron's disease than all my Dr.'s put together. He is very kind and caring and also very down to earth. He is very much a people person. He made me understand my Chron's more and learn how to deal with it so it doesn't control me. I can't say enough what a good doctor he is.

I saw the woman in this office, she forgot to ask me why I was there so she asked while I was scheduling my colonoscopy in front of everyone in the waiting room and the 3 office woman sitting around me. I was extremely anxious about this in the first place but I had to say because my sister died from colon cancer. Then the billing wasn't right because it's the first of 3 that I ever had to meet a deductible of 1500. My brother and cousin also had cancerous polyps removed so a lot of family history (dx) so not sure why I never paid for preventative before when I saw Dr. Nizam. I will be going back to him.

He’s a great doctor...he diagnosed my problem and was thorough with testing. My complaint is the nurse is not friendly and left me clueless as to what I am supposed to do for follow up surgery. The lateness of the doctor on each of my visits and for surgical procedure is my only complaint with him. It’s frustrating enough to be sedated for a procedure and have to wait an extra hour for him to show up. Can say worth the wait because he did a good job, but it’s disrespectful to the patient. I had to get up before dawn and he should too. Same with office vist...late to work about 45 minutes. Maybe he’s ready for vacation or retirement.

I never met the doctor in the office and he had left before I woke up from anesthesia. I only spoke to him very briefly before the colonoscopy. Several days later I still did not have a follow up call and it took a couple more days before I was able to reach Dr. Klotz. It was very difficult to get any information about what was wrong or what I needed to do for treatment. He was much less than helpful. I was also never given a follow up appointment at the office. Don't they want patients?

At my first appointment, I was put in an examination room, where I waited an hour to be seen. After talking to me for a few minutes, the doctor examined me and ordered an endoscopy, which he performed about a week later. In the recovery room, he told me he'd call in a prescription and that I should call him in a week for biopsy results. A week and five phone calls later, the prescription has still not been ordered and I don't have my test results. In addition, in the recovery room, the doctor made it clear he was very busy. He spent no more than five to seven minutes answering my questions and explaining what was happening, before excusing himself so he could get on with his day. Then I listened as he spent 30 minutes outside my room talking to nurses and telling them stories that weren't related to work.

Waited a hour and a half to see doctor. Change his opnion a few times.