Steven J. Petit, MD

Unio Specialty Care

Gastroenterology

Pasadena, CA

Most recent review: 3 days ago New
4.9
501 Ratings
216 Comments

Dr. Steven J. Petit, M.D. was born and raised in Pasadena. He graduated from Occidental College and went on to earn his medical degree from the USC School of Medicine in 1974. He completed 5 years of postgraduate residency and specialty training at USC. He continues to teach at USC as well as at Huntington as a Clinical Professor of Medicine. Dr. Petit has also served as the chair of the Medicine Department at Huntington. He is fluent in Spanish.

4.9
501 Ratings
216 Comments

Dr. Steven J. Petit, M.D. was born and raised in Pasadena. He graduated from Occidental College and went on to earn his medical degree from the USC School of Medicine in 1974. He completed 5 years of postgraduate residency and specialty training at USC. He continues to teach at USC as well as at Huntington as a Clinical Professor of Medicine. Dr. Petit has also served as the chair of the Medicine Department at Huntington. He is fluent in Spanish.

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Professional, listened to what I have to say, and caring.

(3 days ago) Aug-2026

It was nice talking to him

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Very cordial

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Very kind and understanding. Not rushed and really seemed to care.

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Dr. Steven DiLauro it’s the number one doctor. He care for his patients. The front desk employees are very nice and helpful.

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Excellent service

(1 week ago) Aug-2026

Very professional and knowledgeable

(3 weeks ago) Aug-2026

We had a very great experience

(3 weeks ago) Aug-2026

I really like Dr. DiLauro. He is very thorough and explains things well. He also listens to you and answers all of your questions. I would highly recommend him!

(3 weeks ago) Aug-2026

Was over 50 minutes late for my appointment. Was waiting in the room for 40 minutes with no one coming to update us as to when he might be there. Unacceptable!! Patients have other commitments too and their time should be respected.

(1 month ago) Jul-2026
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