Dr. Sanborn and his PA Karen are very kind. He took me on as a lab band patient as I had moved to Tennessee from out of state. He ended up removing my band. I did not convert to a sleeve mainly because of the poor responses from the nurse staff and I had existing issues with heartburn. They did not return calls when I needed help many times and I was afraid I would have problems and would not be able to get through to the surgeon. It's a shame and that is why I only gave 4

I’ve been on this site for ages researching the procedures I’ll need to get my body back in shape after losing over 100 lbs with a gastric bypass. It’s well worth it, and I still consider WLS to be the best thing I’ve ever done! So I thought I’d share my experience for those who are embarking on their weight loss journey. It’s a lengthy review, but I know when I was looking into it, I wanted all the info I could get. I started out at 5’5” and 250 lbs. I was a normal weight

I am in month 6 (8 if you count from the star of registration for the seminar) of the process for having RnY gastric bypass with Chris Sanborn. Dr. Sanborn is nice and professional, but his office has more patients than they can handle. I have waited in line 15 minutes just to check in. They have a call center answering patient calls and the people are inexperienced and inefficient. My case has been dropped through the cracks enough times that I probably would have switched doctors