John Litchfield

Dr. Litchfield is wonderful. He is not one of those Dr.'s that are in and out. He will take the time to make you feel comfortable and understand what is going on. He has a great bedside manner and is very easy to talk to.

Last week I had my second colonoscopy in two months, due to Dr. Litchfield needing to perform a more complex procedure called EMR for a large, flat polyp.I was obviously more nervous and concerned about this second visit. Dr. Litchfield successfully removed this polyp without any post pain or bleeding. He is a skilled specialist and surgeon who also exhibits a personal and calming bedside manner- I was very lucky to have him for my doctor.

Dr. Litchfield and his entire team are wonderful. I feel like I'm in great hands.

Very Good Provider i would recommed him to my family and friends. Very Friendly staff.

Hands down the best GI doctor I've seen. I've suffered from GI disorders most of my life and have seen multiple doctors. No other doctor took the time to investigate what was actually going on with me. Because of him I feel the best I have felt in over 30 years. He has a wonderful office and great staff. Thank you!!

Dr. Litchfield took his time and didn't make me feel rushed. He explained to me my Crohn's Disease treatment options in terms that I understood and I had better results with him and GI doctors I had seen in the past. His office staff is warm and friendly. I would highly recommend him.

He's very respectful and knows exactly what he's doing. I'm his patient, but also a registered nurse, and I can verify that his medical opinion is trustworthy. I'm really glad he was recommended to be my GI specialist.

Dr. Litchfield is a very nice person but unimpressed by his knowlegde about IBD medications and ideas about what treatment should be given to the patient. His answers to most questions asked are very vague, as I have to ask multiple questions to try to get a more detailed response about IBD problems or medications. It is also very hard to get in touch with him when trying to communicate current illnesses and things that are needed, as it takes constant phone calls to the office and complaints to ever hear back.