Luis A Nidea, MD

Dr. Luis Nidea, and the anesthesiologist, were just so wonderful and kind. Dr. Nidea said he was going to take good care of me....and he did.

Dr Nidea was very helpful, had a listening ear & didn't seem rushed. Although, he made sure to ask if we had any more questions before ending the visit. We were very pleased with his bedside manner, his expertise, and disposition.

I found Dr. Nidea a most caring and knowledgeable doctor who took the time to listen to my concerns and responded to each. He made me feel comfortable in his care. Thank you, Dr. Nidea

Muy buen Dr. lo recomiendo sabe lo que hace.

Dr. Nidea has been my doctor for 5 years now. He diagnosed and manages my celiac disease. He is very kind and understanding even when I struggle with the gluten free diet. He never rushes thru the visit. I highly recommend Dr. Nidea.

He takes his time to answer all your questions! One of the best doctors in this area!

Dr. Nidea and his staff were professional, efficient and thorough in their care. I was impressed with the personal outreach when information was shared. I highly recommend this practice

Dr. Nidea has been my Dr. for many years. I have Crohn's and it is controlled by the proper medication. Dr. Nidea answers all questions or concerns and doesn't hurry through your appointment. He is compassionate and explains things in a way you can understand. I would refer him to anyone that is looking for a good Dr. My granddaughter is going to set an appointment with him as she recently found out she has Crohn's as well.

Excellent treatment was given to me my whole entire visit.

Dr. Nidea is my father's gastroenterologist. For nearly a year, my Dad continued to tell him that he was having right side pain. Dr. Nidea insisted that his pain must be on the left side, because that's where his colitis was. Dr. Nidea ordered a CT Scan of the abdomen and noted an abnormality in the appendix, but dismissed it as the colon overlapping the appendix. About 8 months later, that tumor that was growing on his appendix ruptured. It spread malignant cancer cells throughout his abdomen. He is now diagnosed with stage 4 mucinous adenocarcinoma of the appendix and Pseudo Myxoma Peritonei. If Dr. Nidea had investigated the abnormality noted on the scan, removal of the appendix may have kept this cancer from spreading outside the appendix.