Dr. Alice Diane Friedman, MD

I have been seeing Dr Friedman for over 5 years. My primary care physician asked who I was seeing and commented that Dr Friedman was very good. I have been happy with my interactions.

How much is my visit I have Medicare only?

Have been a Colonoscopy patient for over 10 years and she also treated my wife plus treated my elderly mother for Diverticulitis. Highly experienced and knowledgeable and explains things carefully. I would not go to any other doctor for a Colonoscopy or other "digestive" issues.

I am considering cancelling a Sept. 4 colonoscopy after seeing (only) a NP in May. I NEVER saw Dr. Friedman. I do not want someone I've never seen before doing a colonoscopy on me!

I had a horrible experience with Dr. Friedman. After an Endoscopy, she misdiagnoised me with a life altering condition and prescribed a very dangerous medicine, all this in a 2 minute conversation. Said to follow up with her in 6 weeks. Went for a second opinion and was told to disregard everything she told me and also indicated they never prescribe the medicine she recommended. This is a great lesson to obtain second opinions as there are many incompenent doctors like Alice Friedman.

I never got to see her. No response to the on-line request for an appointment. When I made one over the phone, I showed up at the designated time and date only to be told that they didn't have me down for it and that it would be some weeks before I could get in to see the doctor. Mistakes of this kind make me wary of the capacity of a practice!

My visit with Dr. Friedman, was very professional. I would highly recommend her as you gastro dr. Her bed side manner was immaculate. She was very attentive and precise. The staff works as a team. Go team go!!

The best gastro doctor I've seen in Austin. Takes time, worked to find and diagnose the problem and follow-up care has been first rate

I love this doctor. She will diagnosed you right away and will explain everything to you.

Dr. Friedman treated me for Hep several years ago. The treatment involved me injecting myself once per week, and taking a pill regimen daily. At the end of the year's protocol, there was still some of the virus in my blood. Dr. Friedman immediately suggested I get on a newly approved protocol with different drugs. At the end of this second year, I was completely clear of the virus. Had she not suggested this, I could have gone back to a full-blown case of Hep C.