Frying S.
9/29/2009
I had a very good experience with Dr Shields and his staff. Completely different from "Paul S." The women running the office, schedules, etc and his nurses were all especially caring and...
David S Shields, MD
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770 Welch Rd Ste 250
Palo Alto, CA 94304
David S Shields, MD is a reputable medical doctor specializing in gastroenterology and internal medicine in Palo Alto, CA, with additional locations in Mountain View. Dr. Shields performs in-office procedures at The Palo Alto Endoscopy Center and collaborates with Stanford Hospital and El Camino Hospital for Medicare and non-Medicare clients, respectively.
With a focus on treating a range of medical conditions such as inflammatory bowel disease, biliary tract diseases, and colon cancer prevention, Dr. Shields and his dedicated staff strive to deliver expert and personalized gastroenterology care in a compassionate environment. Graduating from the University of California, Dr. Shields is board certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology, providing patients with high-quality care and expertise.
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4.024 reviews
Mark M.
2/25/2020
So happy to meet Dr Shields , he is confident, professional, informative, friendly and helpful. I am absolutely positive he will do a great job and help me get the tests completed to assure me...
Michelle C.
7/1/2017
Dr Shields might seem fantastic when he is capable of being sued, but he is NOT a caring or thoughtful doctor. In Nov 2015, Dr Shields was the attending physician at the VA Palo Alto Medical...
Veronika G.
3/10/2014
Yelp did not work for me this time. My husband had a hemmerhoidectomy two years ago (by another doctor) and has had nothing but pain and misery ever since. We have been trying to find a...
Daniel F.
6/7/2017
Let me start by saying that I honestly don't know why the reviews here are not all 5 star. Doctor Shields is a gem in the Bay Area and among the best in his field. My experience with him was all...
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