Dr. William Moran, MD

I was referred by GI primary to evaluate consistent RUQ pain more inline with his specialty but he immediately dismissed my concerns with a diagnosis of brain disorder - brain to gut syndrome to prescribed antidepressant. (stress) I have medically documented of the issues directly related to his field of specialty. He refused to review the medical records with discs (which I was advised to obtained & bring to my appoinment) to support there's a history. He never reviewed my medical records thoroughly because he didn't even knew I was hospitalized for 2 weeks for illness in his field of profession. He mentioned I was a diabetic but I never been a diabetic or diagnosed with diabetes. Honestly, I felt he made his decision before even walking into the room. He ordered a MRI test (same morning) before my visit. He advised he reviewed my radiology report it was normal with the exception of slight dilation. Well, the radiology report was dictated after my visit & contradicts his dilation

I was referred to him by my primary G.I. doctor for a suspected condition that required surgery more inline with Dr. Moran's practice. Before introducing himself, greeting me, or examining me, he walked in and told me that I did not have that condition. He didn't let me finish a sentence without jumping in to negate anything I said. I began to get upset with frustration and he then determined that I was emotional and my pain was from stress. He insisted he needed to operate on me for a condition that I did not have. I was sure he was wrong, so he scheduled a scan. Two days after the scan I received a call from BILLING to arrange my co-payment upfront for a surgery he scheduled without ever calling me to relay the results, to see how I was feeling; no call whatsoever. I logged into MyChart to see my results and to see my BILL as well as a surgical date. I called my primary G.I. to report this and to cancel that scheduled surgery. Be advised.