Center for Digestive Health

Center for Digestive Health The Center for Digestive Health focuses on disorders related to the digestive system including both s

We are proud to share that our physicians were recognized in Orlando Magazine’s 2025 Finest Physicians list. 🎉🏆 Premier ...
12/16/2025

We are proud to share that our physicians were recognized in Orlando Magazine’s 2025 Finest Physicians list. 🎉

🏆 Premier Doctors 2025
Samuel Giday, MD Marlon Ilagan, MD Henry Levine, MD William Mayoral, MD

⭐ Top Doctors 2025
Samuel Giday, MD William Mayoral, MD

Center for Digestive Health was featured in Orlando Magazine’s Annual Doctors Issue in recognition of our team’s expertise, advanced care, and continued commitment to our patients.

Congratulations to our physicians on this well earned recognition, and thank you to our patients and community for your trust and support.

📖 Read the full feature in Orlando Magazine’s 26th Annual Doctors Issue.

Coffee is an easy target when your stomach acts up, but ulcers usually start from bacteria or from medications that are ...
12/15/2025

Coffee is an easy target when your stomach acts up, but ulcers usually start from bacteria or from medications that are rough on the stomach. Your latte can irritate a spot that is already sensitive, though, so paying attention to how you feel matters. And if your stomach keeps sending mixed signals, Center for Digestive Health can help you sort them out.

When your day runs late, snacks often do too, and your stomach pays the price. Heavy or rich foods before bed can trigge...
12/09/2025

When your day runs late, snacks often do too, and your stomach pays the price. Heavy or rich foods before bed can trigger heartburn or keep you feeling full long past midnight. If evenings keep bringing discomfort, Center for Digestive Health can help you get back to restful nights.

Cold weather slows everything down, including the way we move and eat. If your stomach feels a little behind this season...
12/04/2025

Cold weather slows everything down, including the way we move and eat. If your stomach feels a little behind this season, warm drinks and gentle activity can help you feel more balanced. And when winter discomfort needs extra care, Center for Digestive Health is here to support you.

A second helping is part of the holiday, but rushing through dinner can make your stomach pay the price. Taking breaks b...
11/25/2025

A second helping is part of the holiday, but rushing through dinner can make your stomach pay the price. Taking breaks between bites and drinking plenty of water can help your gut keep up with the feast. Center for Digestive Health can help you enjoy Thanksgiving without the post-meal discomfort.

If the medicine aisle is starting to feel like a regular stop, it’s time to loop us in. Center for Digestive Health help...
11/19/2025

If the medicine aisle is starting to feel like a regular stop, it’s time to loop us in. Center for Digestive Health helps you move from temporary fixes to real answers.

Fall travel—whether for weddings, football games, or quick getaways—can throw digestion off balance. A change in routine...
11/13/2025

Fall travel—whether for weddings, football games, or quick getaways—can throw digestion off balance. A change in routine, different foods, and less hydration can leave your stomach unsettled long after you’re home. Center for Digestive Health can help you reset if those symptoms don’t disappear on their own.

When the clocks fall back and the days get shorter, your digestive rhythm can feel the shift too. Sudden changes in meal...
11/04/2025

When the clocks fall back and the days get shorter, your digestive rhythm can feel the shift too. Sudden changes in mealtimes and sleep patterns may lead to heartburn or bloating. Center for Digestive Health helps you keep your gut steady through the seasonal transition.

Sweet treats, sour consequences. Some candy ingredients can really stir up the stomach, especially for sensitive systems...
10/31/2025

Sweet treats, sour consequences. Some candy ingredients can really stir up the stomach, especially for sensitive systems. If your favorite Halloween treats leave your stomach feeling spooky, Center for Digestive Health can help you enjoy the season with fewer surprises.

Professional care. Attentive service. Trusted expertise. That’s the Center for Digestive Health promise.
10/23/2025

Professional care. Attentive service. Trusted expertise. That’s the Center for Digestive Health promise.

Fall comfort foods can still be gentle on digestion. Center for Digestive Health recommends roasted root vegetables, pum...
10/13/2025

Fall comfort foods can still be gentle on digestion. Center for Digestive Health recommends roasted root vegetables, pumpkin or butternut squash soup, and warm oatmeal with cinnamon as easy-on-the-stomach staples. Steamed apples or pears and calming herbal teas like ginger or chamomile are also gut-friendly ways to enjoy the flavors of the season without the discomfort.

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1817 North Mills Avenue
Orlando, FL
32803

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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