Soraya A. Ross, MD

Dr. S. Ross gives excellent care, very professional and attentive. I have been her patient for 10 years, and have had 2 colonoscopies. I am very impressed and have a high level of trust. I find the admin fee of $500 to be a good investment for the quality received.

Dr. Ross leads a five star medical practice. She and her staff are incredibly responsive and respectful of their patients time.

I have been a patient for over 8 years and feel well cared for. You would be too.

I've been a patient of Dr. Ross for many years, my husband as well. I have a lot of respect for her, the way she condact her business. She spends time with her patients and "really" talks to them. I never felt rushed no matter what we talked about. She's an excellent physician. I agree that there is a wait in the office during the appointment time, but that's a small price to pay, in my opinion.

Have had two colonoscopies with Dr. Ross. In contrast to reviews below, I found her to be extremely thorough in the preliminary consultations, - caring, thoughtful and the consummate professional. Her staff was extremely nice, competent and insurance questions were answered up front. The process itself was very easy. She recommends a two part cleansing method with plenty of time allowed to down a few glasses of Gatorade - much,much easier than the method of downing all that liquid in one try. Really easy - just need an afternoon and evening to allow nature to take its course. The colonoscopy itself is painless. Her follow-up explanation of the results was thorough and timely,. All-in-all a positive experience. Highly recommend - especially to anyone with anxiety having the procedure.

I had a terrific experience with Dr. Ross, who performed my first colonoscopy. She was so patient, informative and supportive. I will definitely go to her when it's time for me to have the procedure again.

I have been a patient of Dr. Ross for 35+ years. She has always been very caring and available and I cannot imagine another doctor to deal with my issues.

I had a similar experience as Emily. I had been to Dr. Ross in the past for a colonoscopy so I thought nothing about going to her again - BIG MISTAKE! I was not informed until the morning I arrived at the surgical center that Dr., Ross AND the surgical center no longer accepted my insurance. What was I to do? I had scheduled the 2 days off from work - 1 for cleansing and 1 for the procedure. I had already gone through the awful process of cleansing and was in the paper robe at this point. $3,000 bill was a big hit. Dr. Ross as a doctor is fine but her bill practices border on unethical.Such a shame!

They are nothing but CROOKS. I wouldn't recommend this place because they tell you not to worry that everything will be covered, and then they send you a bill for $3,000. When they had plenty of time in advance to call the insurance company and verify what will be cover and what won't!!!! they schedule $5000 tests without verifying because they have all your credit information and they will get paid no matter who pays them. they have two offices next to each other with different names and they charge for bogus stuff!!! DO NOT GO HERE!!!!

I had two colonoscopies with Dr Ross over the past 13 years...she took Medicare, was courteous and pleasant, though very aloof. When I made an appointment for the next one, I was told I had to pay $500 "administrative fee" or the office would not bill Medicare. She said she wanted to "get to know her patients better..." - How do you do that, when you see them one hour every 5-7 years? I thought it was offensive and patronizing, and during a pandemic when people can't work, she wanted to line her pockets. I cancelled immediately and told them how I felt. No response. If you're very wealthy, go right ahead, she is a good doctor, however, if you're middle class or struggling, don't waste your $500.00 while she gets rich off you.

I went for a follow up and about 3/4 of the way through the exam a nurse comes in to inform me that now doctor Ross is charging $500 additional for medicare patients because it is too much paperwork for her to do. I declined to pay that and I asked to speak to the doctor and told her I felt that that was really not the right way to handle it, to wait till after the appointment was so far in and she then said to me "well then she won't take medicare". Very unprofessional. Is it even legal for doctors to bill medicare and secondary insurance and demand additional payment from the , I wonder.

I regret million times that I wasted my time and money on this business. I respect all the years she has spent on the education however the office personel was terrible, nurses are a huge joke!Your appointment is at 3pm, you will finally meet with the doctor at 5pm, I am not joking!The nurse will come to you with a sticky note and a pen ,will ask you if you are using any medicine, any alergies etc. Then after reading couple more People magazine in her office, you will finally see the doctor. Then again you will answer the same questions, any medication, any allergies...Stay away from this business, seriously...Even one star is too much, sorry but it is true.

Similar experiences as other patients. They do not disclose an amount or at least a range that may come out of pocket. Also the amount out of pocket was in the thousands. There are are better doctors with a more honest business approach. Do your research!

She is very careless and does not care a bout her patients At all! took my mom to her few times very unhappy with her staff and the way she made a visit to my mom..waste of time and money!!