Dr. Levine's areas of special interest include Inflammatory Bowel Disease, acid reflux disease, and the detection and treatment of Barret's esophagus.

Dr. Levine founded the Center For Digestive Health in Orlando in 1982. Dr. Levine received his medical training at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and he went on to teach gastroenterology at the Virginia Commonwealth University. Here in Orlando, Dr. Levine is an associate professor on the faculty of the University of Florida while teaching gastroenterology at Orlando Regional Medical Center. He now serves as an associate professor to the new UCF College of Medicine faculty where he is a leader...

Dr. Levine founded the Center For Digestive Health in Orlando in 1982. Dr. Levine received his medical training at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and he went on to teach gastroenterology at the Virginia Commonwealth University. Here in Orlando, Dr. Levine is an associate professor on the faculty of the University of Florida while teaching gastroenterology at Orlando Regional Medical Center. He now serves as an associate professor to the new UCF College of Medicine faculty where he is a leader on the GI Division Curriculum Committee. Dr. Levine has a keen interest in Inflammatory Bowel Disease, and his practice focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of IBD. Another areas of special interest to Dr. Levine is the BARRX Procedure for therapeutic ablation of Barrett's.