Stephen Denigris, MD

I really like Dr. Denigris and his whole staff. I found them to be relaxed, professional and caring. I felt that I was in good hands and was completely at ease before having an upper and lower GI, even though I’d been dreading have a colonoscopy for years. I was never kept waiting for more than a short time and really felt that he knew his stuff and was going to figure out what was going on. He did and I couldn’t have been more relieved and appreciative. I’m in the middle of treatment now and he did say that there could be something else going on, as well, but we’d start with treating the H. Pylori that he found. I’m glad he said that, instead of being positive that this was the fix. The opposite of arrogant.

Very full of himself, rude, condescending. Did absolutely nothing in terms of diagnosing or helping my g.I. issues at All. I had a horrible, demeaning, frustrating experience. After driving over 20 Miles to get to his office, I waited for almost an hour for him to see me for 5 minutes. He came in, sat down, leaned back and kicked his feet up on the exam table. He was Very unprofessional and did not take me seriously.

Georgetown educated, this is dr god. Seriously. I’ve obviously had an ulcer for decades that went untreated. I saw another GI specialist in SF who couldn’t find anything wrong with an upper endoscopy (dr. fung in SF) but it was THIS amazing doctor who did. He is fantastic. I’m on Dexilant, which is great but expensive but my health is more important. I am weaning off of it though, by drinking kefir every day & Dexilant is not really covered by ins. Anyways, ty Dr. DeNigris. TY TY.