AnorectalFistula near Wichita, KS

Care Philosophy: As a surgeon I treat my patients how I would want to be treated by taking the extra time to listen to a patient's problems and concerns. My main goal when seeing a patient is to involve them in not only the diagnosis but also in the treatment whether or not that requires surgical intervention. I believe that if someone truly understands what the problem and solutions are, then they will be more likely to be successful with the treatment.

Biography: Dr. Thomas Resch, MD is a General Surgery Specialist who practices in Wichita, KS. She is 43 years old. Dr. Thomas Resch, MD is affiliated with Wesley Woodlawn Hospital and ER and Wesley Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: Patient care is our first priority. We strive to help each patient through their surgical needs by providing the most advanced care options in a comfortable, friendly and compassionate environment. We consider a referral from a patient or physician to be the highest compliment we receive. Maintaining a working environment that nurtures the growth and development of our staff is important to us. Our staff will treat each patient and their family members as they would like to be treated.

Biography: Dr. Samantha Beck, MD is a General Surgery Specialist who practices in Wichita, KS. She is 43 years old and has been practicing for 16 years. Dr. Samantha Beck, MD is affiliated with Wesley Woodlawn Hospital and ER and Wesley Medical Center.

Care Philosophy: ``My goal as a surgeon is to provide the best possible care I can for each patient, and to bring simplicity and clarity to what might be thought of as a complex or difficult situation,`` said Dr. Steven A. Hutchinson.

Care Philosophy: My goal as a surgeon is to provide the best outcomes that I can for the patient, to improve their preoperative state or function level to a more healthy level than before.

Care Philosophy: Her goal as a colorectal surgeon is to help patients feel comfortable and achieve the best outcomes possible. Dr. Winter is excited to be a part of the medical community in Wichita.