"I had to wait two extra hours in recovery because they had no rooms ready which was painful for me and nerve wrecking for my husband. The surgery waiting room assistant left midday and there was no one to help him or inform him as to where I was and what was going on. The room itself was very tiny, only room for my bed and a very hard chair that my husband had to sit in. He had to move if someone needed into the bathroom, it was that small. I saw in some other rooms that they had the recliner chairs that you can sleep in but my room wasn't big enough so he had a plain straight up chair and had to go home at night. I would have liked for him to be able to stay if I needed him but it was not possible in the room. The staff were good, not overly friendly or anything but I didn't care. Luckily I only had to stay one night or I would have been asking about a better room. "
"I first met Dr. Matin at the Baylor Irving seminar in June. I chose him because he seemed to be very approachable and informative. He was also not all \"everything is going to be perfect afterwards\" because I didn't want that. I wanted real answers, the good and the bad. rnrnI also chose him because a co-worker had her gallbladder removed by him and she really liked him. She said he was very good about coming around and checking on her and informing her parents of what was going on while she was recovering and asleep when he came by. rnrnI had my first consultation with him on 9/6 and again, I felt comfortable with him at his office. His assistant, Veronica is very nice and friendly too. I really didn't have that many questions for him because I have done so much research. He gave me some info on the surgery and recovery process and said that I should do well because of my height and age. All went smoothly and I am ready to go now!! rnrnI look forward to having him do my surgery and becoming his patient for life. "
