Today's Top 20 Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Stories
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GIs 'need a better understanding of the therapeutic options,' physician says
Brian Dooreck, MD, gastroenterologist at Gastrointestinal Diagnostic Centers in Pembroke Pines, Fla., spoke with Becker's ASC Review on the surgical technique shaping his practice. -
8 gastroenterologists on the move
Here are eight gastroenterologists joining healthcare providers: -
5 fast facts on Gastro Health's CEO
Joseph Garcia has been the CEO of Miami-based Gastro Health since February 2018. -
4 GI device updates to know
From a polyp-detecting device that uses machine learning to a system using imaging technology to identify ischemic tissue, here are four gastroenterology devices recently making headlines: -
Protagonist Therapeutics appoints gastroenterologist as executive VP
Newark, Calif.-based biopharmaceutical company Protagonist Therapeutics appointed Scott Plevy, MD, as executive vice president and head of its gastrointestinal programs, the company said Sept. 7. -
Florida Digestive Health Specialists adds 2 new GIs
Lakewood Ranch-based Florida Digestive Health Specialists added two new gastroenterologists, the practice said in a Sept. 1 email. -
Endosound gains FDA breakthrough device designation for ultrasound system
The EndoSound Vision System was granted breakthrough device designation by the FDA Sept. 1. -
10 gastroenterologists to know
Here are 10 physicians who specialize in gastroenterology: -
Gastro Health boosts Florida presence with 2 acquisitions
Miami-based Gastro Health is expanding its presence to 19 locations in Central Florida after it acquired New Smyrna Beach-based Gastro Center of Florida and Mid Florida Gastroenterology Consultants in Ocoee. -
ASGE releases 5-year strategic plan
The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy released a five-year plan with four defined goals on Aug. 31. -
The great equalizer: Why these 3 GI physicians are excited about AI
New technology can turn an industry on its head, and these three gastroenterologists have all pointed out artificial intelligence as the most exciting future disruptor for their field. -
California GI relocates practice to newly renovated location
Gastroenterologist David Yamini, MD, relocated his practice to a newly renovated building in Beverly Hills, Calif., the physician said Aug. 27. -
6 pivotal growth opportunities for GI
Five leaders in gastroenterology spoke with Becker's ASC Review on what they see as the biggest opportunity for growth in ASCs. -
Fujifilm launches endoscopic video imaging tech
Fujifilm has launched its Eluxeo 7000X System, a new video imaging technology, the company announced Aug. 26. -
BCBS North Carolina's value-based program led to 10,000 more CRC screenings in 2020
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina's Blue Premier value-based program performed almost 10,000 more colorectal screenings in 2020 than in 2019, the company announced Aug. 25. -
CMS issues code for GI-focused nutrition product
CMS has provided a new Healthcare Common Procedure Coding System code for a medical nutrition product designed for individuals who struggle to absorb fat. -
Ohio gastroenterologist to retire, close office after 32 years
After 32 years in practice, gastroenterologist William Morris, MD, will retire and close his Newark, Ohio-based office on Nov. 30, the Newark Advocate reports. -
What's worrying GI leaders?
Rising COVID-19 infections and subsequent delayed GI procedures are worrying gastroenterologists and GI executives. -
Jersey Medical Center approves GI fellowship
Jersey City (N.J.) Medical Center, a RWJBarnabas Health facility, launched a gastroenterology fellowship through a partnership with Rutgers Health, according to the Hudson Reporter. -
24% of hospitals expect GI demand to soon exceed provider capacity, survey says
Twenty-one percent of surveyed hospitals think telehealth is routinely leveraged in gastroenterology, according to a survey from management consulting firm McKinsey & Co.