Address: 222 N 6th St, Manhattan, KS 66502, USA
Phone: +17855652960
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
Ashley Greer
I came up because I need a gastric sleeve to be put on the Mayo transplant list for a new pancreas. I live in Wichita and I had problems having surgery done in Wichita so I came to see if Dr. Saville could possibly do my surgery. I drove up from Wichita. I met the awesome bariatric nurse and I met Dr. Saville. I have a lot of complex medical issues that are rare and Dr. Saville told me to my face in a very straightforward yet compassionate and professional manner that he just wasn’t comfortable performing the surgery. I greatly appreciated his candor and how he did things. I may not have had surgery but I loved how things were done here. They are amazing and legit have the patients best interest at heart.
wayne
One of the worst places you can go find another doctors office save yourself the time and headache.
Bonnie Rickenbach
Dr Cook is an outstanding physician. She provides compassionate care that is focused with the patient at the center. Easy scheduling and short wait times make this my first choice for a primary care clinic!
Gerald Cox
Tried to call and make an appointment a couple of times but they hung up on me both times
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