what an DR..,DR.yitta has performed 2 major operations on me in the last 7 months and saved my life both times..his bedside manors were great.DR Yitta visited me every day and most days several times,if he was'nt in the hospitalor at home ,he called to check on me..i would recomend him to everyone..

Submitted July 5, 2011

Got the job done, but what a horrible bedside manner. If you have something seriously wrong with you ... or even if you don't know you have something seriously wrong with you, bring a friend. You will need them! He will hit you with a sledge hammer with his unfeeling bluntness. I had routine surgery to remove a bump on my hand. After a couple of weeks I went back to have the stitches removed. He says: "everything going ok? No problems?" I said "everything is fine, except that there still seems to be a bump". He closes the door and says: "Well that's not a bump, it's cancer". I thought the guy was joking, except his nurse was looking at the ceiling rolling her eyes. I knew it was bad at that moment. I asked him what do we do now. He says "well let me work on it ... I'll get back to you, give me a week or so" And out he went. That was a tough ride home let me tell you! On a positive, he got me one of the best cancer surgeons in the country, and I thank him for that.

Submitted Dec. 18, 2010

Top notch human first, doctor second. He has been involved in our families health for many years and is the greatest. No matter how busy he is, he always has time to explain things and make the patient feel comfortable. We owe him for saving my wifes life several years ago and for that we are forever grateful. Thank you Dr. Yitta and please stay with us.

Submitted March 5, 2009