IntestinalDiverticulitis near South Jordan, UT

Care Philosophy: Gastroenterologists face a number of challenges in their daily routine, and that certainly contributed to my wanting to become a GI specialist. I enjoy a good challenge, and the rewards of being able to have a direct and positive impact on how people feel and on the quality of the lives they lead. A big part of this is knowing that it is important and does make a difference, which is why I strive always to provide the very highest level of care for each and every person I see.

Care Philosophy: My philosophy of care is 'First do no harm.' Beyond that, I would characterize myself as very professional and open with patients during their visits with me. I like to get my patients involved to the point where they feel empowered in every aspect of their care. My goal is to answer any question they come to me with and to help them understand or cope with those GI issues that cannot be cured but must be managed in order to improve the patient's quality of life.

Care Philosophy: I chose to do family practice as I enjoy caring for a variety of patient problems and conditions. I feel it's important to deal with an individual's problem in the context of his or her family.

Care Philosophy: Exceptional care one patient at a time.

Care Philosophy: Above all else, we are committed to the care and improvement of human life. In recognition of this commitment, we strive to deliver high quality, cost effective healthcare in the communities we serve.

Care Philosophy: Treat patients as I would my family and friends