Dr. Bradford Warner Joseph, MD

Reading these reviews, I have now seen that the same disgruntled, pathological patient is leaving the same verbatim review, once a year, every year, in an attempt to smear this physician. I have been a patient for over 20 years, and have been extremely satisfied with both the care I have received, as well as the competent office staff, during that time. Toss out the same person that leaves these false reviews, once a year, every year, and you will get the true picture of this excellent physician.

Very pleasant experience, felt comfortable, doctors bedside manners commendable!

Great diagnostician; thoroughly explained colonoscopy results. Recommend highly.

Pelvic tear during routine colonoscopy, misdiagnosed in his follow up and ended up in critical care. Falsified medical records. 70 days in hospital and more than 5 surgeries followed to repair the damage.

Professional care-giver that has performed three colonoscopies, none with any complications. To the misinformed reviewer that believes they know more than Dr. Joseph, may I ask where you received your medical degree ?? Legal consents that are signed prior to ANY medical procedure outline the plethora of complications that may ensue, following ANY procedure....too bad you did not listen to Dr. Joseph when he outlined the possible complications....Trying to skew the reviews by posting twice is a little amateurish, at best. We understood your whining the first time around.

Dr. Joseph was a professional and proficient care giver. He diagnosed a persistent problem with my colon and was able to diagnose it after 3 other gastroenterologist s were unable to find the problem. I highly recommend his services.

I had pain in my stomach for 6 months. My doctor tried acid pills but it didnt help. Dr Joseph ordered an ultra sound test and found stones in the gallbladder. He sent me to see a surgeon to take it out. During surgery a stone came out of the gallbladder and got stuck. Dr Joseph did a special procedure and took out the stones and i went home the next day. Dr Joseph explained it all to me and did a great job!

Wow....sounds like the above patient had a complication that is thoroughly outlined in the paperwork that is signed BEFORE every colonoscopy. Not only did this physician do a fine job during my procedure, he also found polyps that were satisfactorily and promptly removed...very professional, very knowledgeable, and before people leave caustic, smearing comments on this site, they should remember that complications are ALWAYS possible with this procedure.....

GI perforated bowel/colon during a routine colonoscopy in factory like Borland Groover - likely over-inflated and caused peritonitis per Xrays. Even though hospitalized under this doctor's care for a whole week ---500 ml of fluid drained, put on solid food and released. Within 3 days the bowel was collapsed and becoming septic requiring now dead tissue to be surgically removed. Doctor fictionalized records and oked surgeon to move what had been healthy portion of colon. His recommended surgeon resulted in infections every time he operated requiring even more surgeries even after temporary ostomy...Surgical wound wouldn't heal after months, leaking fecal matter through stomach and bile burning stomach horribly daily. Mayo Clinic was finally able to resolve with major surgery and physical therapy so I could stand straight again. Joseph falsified medical records, requesting I not involve other physicians, misdiagnosing and even unknowing to patient prescribed strong anti-depressant… drugs in hospital which turned out to have caused a severe tremor in hand that went undiagnosed for months. Family suffered greatly due to inaction, not getting appropriate 2nd opinion - 72 days of hospitalizations contributed to loss of FT job, anxiety issues for 8- year old, chronic pain for more than a year. Costs exceeded $800,000 in medical charges. Even though finally healthy (thanks only to Mayo Clinic), unable to get health insurance.