Samuel J. Casella, MD

Peter F. Wright, MD is a renowned medical center located in Lebanon, NH, offering a comprehensive range of healthcare services and programs. With a strong commitment to patient care, they collaborate with various hospitals and clinics in the region to provide exceptional medical treatments, research opportunities, and community outreach programs. Driven by a rich history and a dedicated team of professionals, Peter F. Wright, MD is a leading institution in the field of healthcare, ensuring the well-being and satisfaction of their patients through innovative treatments, state-of-the-art facilities, and a patient-centric approach.Generated from the website

Our digestive systems deeply impact our experience of life. I see that firsthand through my work in gastroenterology and obesity medicine. These worlds often cross. That is because by maintaining a healthy body weight, patients can improve or prevent many liver and gastrointestinal diseases. In both fields, I help patients feel better. I achieve that by: Caring for liver, pancreas, esophagus, stomach, and small and large bowel conditions Crafting care plans involving nutrition, physical activity, and medications when needed Whether seeing patients for an endoscopy or in the office, their health and happiness come first.

My work isn’t done until we have a cure for cancer. I’m focused on improving each patient’s experience through customized, research-guided healthcare. I want my patients to know that I am on their side. I do everything I can to ensure they’re well cared for with the latest and greatest in treatment. That includes my research and focus on strategies that prevent metastasis. In my office, each patient is treated based on their one-of-a-kind needs and life circumstances. For those with metastatic disease, helping them live as long and well as possible is my top priority. For individuals in the early stage of the disease, it might mean giving them minimal therapy to cure them without adding long-term side effects. I love watching patients hit important milestones. The times when a patient moves forward—healthy and happy after the strain of cancer—are a win for us all. No matter the situation, we work together. I want my patients to understand what’s happening, why and what their options are. I achieve that by sharing information, listening and empowering my patients to take control of decision-making and their overall health. Knowledge helps manage expectations. It also helps my patients find their strength and voice again. Watching them regain control of their lives is a wonderful thing.