Dr. Mehrdad Asgeri, MD

This supposed doctor is dismissive at best. Tried to convince me I had COVID for some oblivious reason. His staff doesn’t do their job. Will wait a week before they send your prescription over and then lie about it. Supposed to have an emergency colonoscopy that he tried to push out 2 months so he could go on vacation. This place is a sh*t show and the positive reviews are fake

I wish I could get Dr. Asgeri a cape! He truly saved my family members life. In a time where Covid prevented us from being able to properly advocate for her in the hospital, we felt so powerless! It seemed that the people who had power didn’t care and the ones who had no power cared. The specialists and doctors at DRMC did NOTHING to FIX her. If it weren’t for Dr. Asgeri, she would have died. He continuously advocated for her and was the only doctor who took the time to really see her and listen to her. He made her know she mattered and he was relentless in his mission to really help her. We will forever be grateful for him and all he has done for our family. He is our families hero.

Just after the new year, I had really bad vomiting and dry heaving problems. I was so lucky to be able to schedule an appt to meet Dr. Asgeri ASAP. I went to the ER on a Friday night, in which they hooked me up with some IV to re-hydrate my system. Went home the following morning thinking that I was ok. However, Sunday evening my complications reemerged. I did some homework to find out who was considered a good Gastroenterologist...and a friend of mine, who is a Dr., did some investigative work to find out that Dr. Asgeri came highly recommended. Therefore, I called in 1st thing Monday morning and was able to schedule an appt for the following day (Tues morning), which was a miracle in itself, to meet with him. When I met with Dr. Asgeri Tuesday morning I told him my symptoms and he could tell that it was pretty serious, so he recommended that I check in to the ER asap, even though there were 30 people already waiting to get a bed. Upon the initial ER nurses taking my vitals, they could tell that I needed to be admitted immediately. After they performed extensive tests (EKG, blood work, urine and blood samples, and a CT scan), they were able to communicate the results with Dr. Asgeri, who determined that he needed to perform an endoscopy the following morning (Wed). Nothing looked out of the ordinary, however, after eating a light breakfast and light lunch, the whole vomiting and dry heaving reemerged again. This caused further concern for Dr. Asgeri, and he recommended I stay in the hospital to perform a colonoscopy the following day (Friday). He found nothing to be concerned about...which was very relieving for me. In conclusion, he felt it must have been a bout of gastroenteritis, although he initially thought there was a possibility it might have been Crohn's Disease. Ultimately, I am very pleased with how prompt and professional Dr. Asgeri was in fitting me into his busy schedule, and in providing me peace of mind that I was ok. Today, I had my follow up appt, in which he went over my biopsies and determined there were no polyps found and the results were negative. He also asked specific questions about my stool and any discomfort that I may have been experiences since the procedures, and I could tell that he was an expert at his craft. I am very grateful to have been under the watchful eye of Dr. Asgeri...and I would strongly recommend him to anyone needing a trusted Gastroenterologist.