Dr. Kairasp Cawas Noshirwani, MD

Thank you Dr Noshirwani for taking great care of me and answering all my questions. Highly recommend. Had my very first colonoscopy and didn't have any issues

Definitely recommend Dr noshirwani answered and helped me with all my GI problems. Didn't wait long to see him staff was super friendly.

I advise anyone that wants to be treated like a decent human-being as not to go to this doctor. I was referred to go to him with unknown liver problems, possibly autoimmune hepatitis due to antibodies in my blood work. I waited over a month to see him & he didn’t even have the decency to introduce himself or say hello when I first walked in. He would absolutely not allow me to talk or voice my experiences/current problems, all he was concerned about was the computer & my records, which he admitted he didn’t even have all of my records to begin with BUT still would talk over me. No joke, I wasn’t able to complete a full sentence without him talking over me. I was not rude, I was polite so I don’t understand how a doctor feels ok with treating his patients so bad. He was extremely unconcerned for my well-being or ongoing problems. At one point I became frustrated where I had to keep talking while he was talking & even raise (I never raise my voice at anyone.) I don’t care how long he’s… being doing what he does, I’m starting to think maybe because I’m Native American he treated me lesser than after hearing from another physician that he was a good doctor. I waited over a month, he kicked me out his office in 5 minutes without even hearing anything I had to say & also had me skip doing vitals. Then calls me the next day saying he won’t help me anymore since my blood work came back normal, but when I asked about antibodies he told me that part of the test wasn’t done yet. So without even reviewing my entire blood work he called to tell me he won’t help anymore, there’s nothing wrong with me, & that I should be thankful. Yet all I want to know is what happened to me that left me in the ER & why am I experiencing ongoing digestive related issues. Avoid this doctor, he was more concerned about going to lunch than even trying to help. A total waste of my time & I’m positive he thought the same of me the second I walked into his clinic.

Dr. Noshirwani dilated my throat to solve a swallowing problem I was having. That was great, but what he recognized in the biopsy was even better. He found Amyloids in my stomach and recognized he should refer me to an Oncologist. I ended up having Multiple Myeloma cancer and Amyloidosis (that can cause organ failure if not treated). Because this was discovered early, I have been treated and am in remission now. I'd rather not have cancer, but his recognition made my treatment more successful and less painful.

I’ve been seeing Dr. Noshirwani for 4+ years, and my appreciation for him continues to grow. He is kind, considerate, and compassionate, and he has always listened to and responded 100% of the time to my concerns and questions. His answers have not always been what I wanted to hear, but they have been honest and thoughtful, and I feel that he appreciates me as a patient, and that he is genuinely concerned for my health issues. I am grateful to have found him.

I feel confident in Dr. Noshirwani's monitoring of my previously diagnosed liver disease. I am assured that he is treating me with knowledge and care.

Dr. Noshirwani has basically saved my life, discovering I have celiac disease and placing me on a gluten free life style. He has been great to me, my family, and always available for consult. He is my go-go doctor and I appreciate his skill and consult. Thank you Dr. N - I feel light years better!

The colonoscopy started out painful and got worse. The nurses seem poorly trained in giving sedation. I advise my friends to go to other centers.

My experience during a colonoscopy performed by Dr. Noshirwani was excruciating. I was not sedated properly and the procedure was sodomy for lack of a better description. When confronted in a follow-up appointment, Dr. Nashirwani did not apologize and brushed off my pain as routine.

I was kept awake and in pain for a colonoscopy even though he said he would sedate me. I heard myself crying out in pain and kept thinking that adequate medication would be given. It wasn't, and the pain was a shock. Later, he said most patients scream but aren't aware. He and his staff can't tell if you are sedated or not. Where were they trained?