Dr. Justine Mill consults on gastroenterology and hepatology for cancer detection and prevention. She completed her fellowship training at the Centre for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases in Western Australia.

Dr. Mill has several publications in peer-reviewed international journals. One of her presented research involves non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in the third issue of the 48th volume of Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences.

What we like about her services is that colonoscopy is just one of the offerings. As bowel cancer is an issue for most Australians, we were glad to know that Dr. Mill also includes tests on other internal organs related to colorectal diseases.

Many patients praised her attitude and personality. We’re inclined to agree, as she’s kind, pleasant, and helps patients feel at ease by explaining everything patiently.

Her reception team is also ready to help patients by providing them with the required assistance. 

We noticed right away that her clinic hours are slightly earlier than most, which can be a good thing if there are delays. Most of the time delays can be due to miscommunication.

One thing that we should caution is to always provide all your contact details to their reception team. In case of changes or delays, they’ll be able to update and inform you.

Dr. Digby Cullen currently holds a predominantly private practice on gastroenterology at St. John of God Subiaco Hospital. He obtained his training in Perth.

His research focuses on Helicobacter pylori, the prevention of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug ulcers, and inflammatory bowel diseases. 

Dr. Cullen currently serves as a member of the Scientific Committee and Board of the Busselton Health Study.

Dr. Cullen is known for his great disposition in handling his patients. He listens well and takes in all the information his patients provide him during consultations.

He also takes time to ask relevant questions. Dr. Cullen has an honest and transparent demeanour that encourages patients to trust him.

Another trait that makes Dr. Cullen very popular among patients is how he handles his appointments. He makes them as efficient as possible with very little waiting time.

We have to note that appointments with him do experience occasional delays due to administrative miscommunication. This is most likely due to patient demand.

To avoid incidents such as these, we recommend having backup appointments in case of cancellations. Additionally, all contact details should be left with the reception team. 

Doing so will allow them to get in touch with you immediately in case of any changes to your appointment.

Dr. Glen Brand has over thirty years as a gastroenterology specialist. He’s a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.

He currently holds office at the new Midland Public and Private Hospital. He’s a general physician and a gastroenterologist there.

Dr. Brand has an inclination in helping people understand the complexities of gastroenterology disorders. Consequently, he helps people identify the symptoms of these concerns.

He’s knowledgeable in his field and with a kind and caring attitude. Dr. Brand ensures that his patients are heard and acknowledged.

Patients are assured of his skills due to years of experience in his specialty. Many patients have attributed their recovery to his expertise.

He accepts referrals for direct access endoscopy. These referrals can include colorectal cancer screening.

There are times, however, when appointments can be difficult to make. This can be due to the number of patients who schedule their consultations ahead of time.

Since colonoscopy is part of gastroenterology examinations, be prepared for possible delays. 

This is due to the delicacy of the procedures involved. Each patient may take longer than others.

We suggest making appointments in advance and anticipate some time waiting for your appointment.

Dr. Lorenzo Tarquino offers open access endoscopic services and colonoscopy.

As for his credentials, you might be glad to know that he’s a graduate of the University of Western Australia. He started training in gastroenterology and hepatology in 1999.

He has medical teaching appointments at the University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, Medical School. 

Dr. Tarquino is known to be an empathetic man who is thorough in his assessments of the medical conditions of his patients. They admire his optimism and patience.

He treats his patients with the utmost care and respect by giving them time to understand their medical conditions. He doesn’t rush his consultations, making him popular among his patients.

As a result, patients end up being fully informed about their progress based on tests. This helps alleviate their apprehensions.

Dr. Tarquino helps patients understand their current conditions and how they can manage them. His wonderful bedside manner can cause a lot of patients to line up for appointments.

His popularity can cause a long line of scheduled appointments. We suggest calling in advance to determine the available times that are convenient for you.

On the very rare occasions of cancellations, we suggest reconfirming with his reception team. And to be doubly sure, confirm once more on the day itself.

Dr. Andre Chong is a gastroenterologist and interventional endoscopist who obtained his degrees from the University of Melbourne. He has published a research paper on the evidence-based use of endoscopic ultrasound and capsule endoscopy.

He has active involvement in research concerning the sub-specialty interventional/therapeutic endoscopy in collaboration with his peers. 

Dr. Chong currently provides several gastroenterological-related services at the St. John of God Murdoch Hospital.

Patients agree that he’s kind and patient with them. We admire that he’s also very thorough in his assessments and treatment of his patients.

Dr. Chong’s patients also express their admiration that his fees aren’t exorbitant. This has helped them lower their apprehensions about seeing him for colonoscopy results.

The most admirable thing we need to note is how proactive Dr. Chong treats his patients. He looks for symptoms of potentially cancerous cells and immediately orders scans and tests.

We appreciate how he takes the time to explain medical situations and solutions. Clients have praised how he was able to arrange necessary tests and surgeries.

One thing you may need to be wary of is that you might be needed to take more tests and scans. This is Dr. Chong’s way to ensure that his diagnoses are based on thorough analyses and evidence-based.

Due to his popularity, you may find it challenging to make scheduled appointments with him. 

We suggest calling in advance to ensure your schedule. You should also prepare for possible appointment delays.