James Littles

He is super knowledgeable and is willing to spend time with you, but you may have to listen to funny stories and "dad jokes" more than once (no complaints; he makes me laugh). I adore him and he's been nothing but supportive during a difficult time. I can't say enough about this great physician. If you're in the unfortunate position of needing a radiation oncologist, Dr. Littles is the one to see. He'll treat you like you're the only one, make you feel special, and give you hope...with a touch of much-needed realism. He exhibits the behavior that I'd like to see in more of my health-care providers. This doctor and his staff are truly the best!

Dr Littles is very friendly and easy to talk to. He is passionate and listens to patients. I have great experience with him and the staff. He is an excellent physician.

Stay away! If you or your loved one needs radiation therapy for cancer treatment or otherwise....search for other options outside of Bay City! Dr. Littles talks about himself constantly. Tells grand, long-winded stories with charm and a grin. But when it comes to listening he is HORRIBLE. Here's some advice, sir: LEARN HOW TO LISTEN. Like, just shut up for a second and really listen compassionately with all of your energy. At the least, it might make you a better physician. I see a reviewer above talked about Dr. Littles' infamous 'I care' declaration. He said it to us at the end of our first consultation (when we hadn't yet decided to go with his treatment). It shocked me and a red flag immediately went up. Usually when someone has to declare something like 'I care', it is for reasons to convince you of something and often the opposite is actually closer to the truth. It should be a given that you care, numb nuts...you're a doctor treating mostly terminally ill patients. Its in your Hippocratic Oath. Dr. Littles' office literally NEVER communicated paperwork or info to our Oncologist's office during the course of treatment. He always said he would send the info. This is supposed to be normal protocol among a team of doctors treating cancer. We ALWAYS had to request the info after frustratingly realizing it hadn't been done. Finally, I am not convinced Dr. Littles is a skillful Radiation Oncologist. After the treatments, my loved one is permanently damaged. Fried from the radiation and left to live the remaining final months of life as a shadow of what my loved one used to be. The only good thing I can say about Dr. Littles is that his admin and nursing staff are kind and caring. Once again...STAY AWAY! Find other options. U of M, Beaumont, Henry Ford Hospital all have Radiation and Oncology specialists. Explore your options. If you settle with Dr. Littles because he's close and the only one in town, you'll regret it.

Stay away! If you or your loved one needs radiation therapy for cancer treatment or otherwise....search for other options outside of Bay City! Dr. Littles talks about himself constantly. Tells grand, long-winded stories with charm and a grin. But when it comes to listening he is HORRIBLE. Here's some advice, sir: LEARN HOW TO LISTEN. Your default "I CARE" declaration is empty and untruthful. Read your Hippocratic Oath and learn some compassion. Many of these people you treat are dying.

I used to think he was a good doctor he treated my mom real good as a patient. My mom had colorectal cancer and that was Treated. He supposedly told her that he was gonna do the Lung treatment right after the surgery was Completed and Now all of a sudden he told her to come back in a year like she dont have Lung cancer or something. What kind of doctor does this? Patient neglecter that's what you are. So Much for the "I Care, I'm Your Friend" saying that he used

Not sure why people give him a bad rating.hes been taking care of my mom and he is a caring doctor he just don't put up with peoples crap.

He takes good care of my mom. And he does a good job. He has zero tolerance for bullcrap. I know he got in my dad's face a few times because my dad is a uncaring person and dr. Littles can see that. My mom had a rectal mass and that was removed after radiation and now she has lung cancer and that's the second treatment he will be doing next

Dr. Littles is an excellent Dr. I have been treated by him for a year now, and I couldn’t have asked for a better experience. I saw a previous patient commented about his or her experience. I know that Dr. Littles lost his mother and her funeral was that week. In all, he is consistent, personable and knowledgeable.

My visit with Dr. Littles was interrupted multiple times with him going in and out of the room which seemed very unprofessional. When he was in the room he was very personable & was talking with me about things unrelated to the pain I was having. I wanted to discuss pain & what options were available. I was in the exam room at least an hour & majority of that was just waiting for him to come back into the room. I do trust his experience as a doctor, but did not find him a good listener.

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