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Complete respect and concern for my care
helpful and friendly staff. Conscientious Nurse practioners. all questions answered.
Super professional, made sure I understood what my options were, made me feel comfortable in the whole process. Great people to work with.
Spent time with me and listened well. Thorough consultation by Melissa was appreciated.
Very courteous and thorough.
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The board-certified GI physicians at Utah Gastroenterology embrace their role as healers, patient educators, and advocates for improved digestive health for all. We are completely dedicated to providing care and relief for all manner of GI symptoms and conditions, from unexplained abdominal pain to colorectal cancer and other intestinal ailments. We're also proud to offer a range of cutting-edge procedures like balloon-assisted enteroscopy, argon laser therapy, and infusion therapy for patients in need of long-term treatments. Reach out to our practice today to learn more about the gastrointestinal treatments we offer for Utah patients.
Colonoscopy screenings are routine examinations used to diagnose the reasons behind GI symptoms such as inflammation, diarrhea, blood appearing in bowel movements, and more. The colonoscopy is also considered one of the best procedures to screen for colorectal polyps and other signs of colon cancer. If you are 45 years or older, have a history of colon cancer in your family, or have other factors that put you at a higher risk of developing colon cancer, we urge you to speak to a gastroenterologist in Utah about scheduling a colonoscopy at your earliest convenience. This simple 15 – 30 minute procedure can safeguard your health or even save your life.
Millions of Americans suffer from Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis, the two most common variants of the chronic GI health condition we know as inflammatory bowel disease. Most IBD patients are diagnosed with the disorder before the age of 35. While there is no known cure for IBD, the providers at Utah Gastroenterology have the experience and skill to help you find relief from its symptoms so that you can get back to enjoying your life. Call our practice today for information about IBD treatment in Utah.