Internists - Dallas, TX

"Dr Popa is hands down the BEST physician I have had the pleasure to work with. Knowledgeable, caring and compassionate. She takes time to connect with her patients"

"Dr. Gomez exceeds everything one can hope for in a doctor. I was fortunate to randomly select him upon our move to Abilene almost three years ago, as I had no prior knowledge about any Internist practicing here. He and his staff are just simply wonderful. Prompt, professional, personable. I was concerned when I turned 65 (and had to become a part of Medicare) that he wouldn’t be able to see my husband and me, but his office does accept Medicare, so I am happy to continue having him treat me as a patient. He’s really one-in-a-million, and communicate promptly via their patient portal website. I couldn’t ask for anything more. "

"Dr. Harris is a doctor that cares about his patients and is practical and clever in his approach. He follows up promptly and spends the time to learn about any possible problems or causes. He is kind and respects all. He is a good man and a good doctor. "

"If I could give NO stars I would! If you are looking for a new gastroenterologist, don't even bother with Dr. Thomas Van Dinter! You will have a 5+ month wait for your appointment and then they will call you 2 weeks before and tell you that he doesn't want to see you. Complete waste of time! I don't write reviews, but this is VERY necessary. I was seeing a phenomenal GI, but I went on disability and got on Medicare. The secondary Medicare Insurance Co I currently use is not accepted by the doctors office so I had to get a new gastroenterologist. I asked the Gastroenterologist I was seeing whom he would recommend that takes my new insurance and he recommended Dr. Van Dinter. Right away I called and made a new patient appointment with a 5 month wait. As hard as that was to swallow, I figured it would be worth the wait. I struggle with extreme stomach problems and drastic weight loss. My health is scary and in desperate need of help. With the pandemic, it made it hard to get testing, treatment and the diagnosis I needed and then my new insurance kicked in. I was in high hopes Dr. Van Dinter could shine some light on my condition and a possible diagnosis. Well.. 2 weeks before my appointment, I get a call from the office telling me Dr. Van Dinter didn't want to see me because I was looking for a second opinion. I was so caught off guard about this and in shock. First of all, NOT TURE! My current health issues and concerns we not even evaluated by my last GI, so I have no idea why or how he thought that! I told the office, that was not true and I am looking for a new Dr because my old one doesn't accept my health insurance. She told me she would pass the information on to him and see what he wants to do. The next day I get another call telling me, we'll he doesn't want to see me because I am a transfer. Wow.. just wow! From one excuse to another! Why not just say he doesn't want new patients?! What kind of doctor does this after a 5 month wait?! I broke down crying on the phone telling them I just don't understand and I desperately need help with my condition. All I was told, is "sorry" and then my appointment was then cancelled. I wasn't looking for a 2nd opinion, but who cares if I was?! So very many people search for 2nd opinions. And MOST patients are transfers from other Dr offices. I just don't understand! If that is how he treats patients before he even sees them, I can only imagine the in-person treatment from him. No thank you! Hopefully it's a blessing in disguise that he didn't want to see me. I had to again find a NEW Dr with another 5 month wait. Ridiculous! "