Barrett George L MD

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100 Highland St
Milton, MA 02186
+1 (617) 696-0082
http://www.bostondigestive.com

The Digestive Health Center of Boston, founded by Dr. George Barrett, specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of digestive disorders such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Celiac Disease. The center is dedicated to providing compassionate and individualized care, utilizing innovative treatment approaches to help patients reclaim their quality of life.

In addition to IBS consultations and allergy testing, the facility offers various procedures performed at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital Milton, where Dr. Barrett serves as Chief of Gastroenterology. The center emphasizes a thorough understanding of each patient's unique symptoms, ensuring tailored treatment plans for effective management of digestive health issues.

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