Today's Top 20 Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Stories
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Washington Gastroenterology joins GI Alliance
Dallas-based GI Alliance has added Washington Gastroenterology to its network, GI Alliance said Jan. 4. -
United Digestive: 7 moves to know from 2021
Atlanta-based physician practice management company United Digestive added at least five practices to its network in 2021. -
New Hampshire state senator, gastroenterologist eyes run for governor
New Hampshire gastroenterologist and state senator from Rye, N.H., Tom Sherman, could be the Democratic pick for governor, The Concord Monitor reported Dec. 31. -
160 GIs to know in 2021
Becker's featured dozens of gastroenterologists from across the country this year. -
Gastro Health in 2021: 11 updates
Miami-based Gastro Health had a strong year, adding nine practices and expanding its reach in Florida, Ohio and Virginia. -
Gastroenterologist salary jumps 3%: 3 stats to know
Gastroenterology pay hit $500,400 in 2021, according to Doximity's "2021 Physician Compensation Report," released Dec. 16. -
Chicago gastrointestinal physician charged with insider trading
Daniel Catenacci, MD, a gastrointestinal medical oncologist in Chicago, was charged with securities fraud Dec. 20 for using insider information to make more than $134,000 on the sale of his shares of a biotechnology company, the U.S. Justice Department alleges. -
13 GI centers opened or announced so far in 2021
Thirteen surgery centers or practices with gastroenterology services opened or were announced so far in 2021. -
$46M raised for mini laparoscopic surgery robot maker
Lincoln, Neb.-based Virtual Incision Corp., a medical device company that makes miniaturized robots for laparoscopic surgery, earned $46 million in series C funding led by Swiss private equity firm Endeavour Vision and Chicago-based venture capital and private equity firm Baird Capital, according to a Dec. 14 Milwaukee Business Journal report. -
United Digestive adds 22-provider practice in Florida
United Digestive has added Gastroenterology Associates of Southwest Florida to its network, United Digestive said Dec. 14. -
North Carolina endoscopy unit wins ASGE certificate in recognition of quality
Seven-physician Gastroenterology Associates Endoscopy Unit in Hickory, N.C. was recognized for quality by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, the Hickory Daily Record reported Dec. 12. -
Amid growth, consolidation, Gastro Health pledges to stay patient-focused
Gastro Health is ending 2021 strong — acquiring four practices in Florida and Ohio since Sept. 1. -
'Human-centered, team-based and data-informed': Gastroenterology in 2031
Nate Merriman, MD, is the medical director for gastrointestinal and digestive health at Intermountain Healthcare in Murray, Utah. He joined Becker's to discuss what he thinks the industry will look like in 10 years. -
Becker's top 5 gastroenterology stories in 2021
Here are the five most-read stories on gastroenterology and endoscopy Becker's ASC Review has reported on in 2021: -
14 hot spots for gastroenterology development in 2021
Over the last year, Becker's ASC Review reported on 112 new gastroenterology clinic openings, expansion of services, affiliations, partnerships and transactions. -
MNGI Digestive Health appoints CMO
MNGI Digestive Health has named Paul Dambowy, MD, as its CMO, the Minneapolis-based practice said Dec. 8. -
Arizona practice joins GI Alliance
Chandler, Ariz.-based East Valley Gastroenterology and Hepatology Associates is joining GI Alliance, the Dallas-based gastro organization said in a Dec. 7 news release. -
Catholic Health names gastroenterology chair
Catholic Health appointed Christopher DiMaio, MD, chairman of the department of gastroenterology at Roslyn, N.Y.-based St. Francis Hospital and Heart Center and system co-chair of digestive disease services, the health system said Dec. 7. -
What will gastroenterology look like in 10 years?
Five leaders in gastroenterology joined Becker's to discuss what they think the profession will look like in 2031. -
Gastroenterologist named Stanford Health's first associate CMIO of ambulatory care
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health named Patricia Garcia, MD, a clinical associate professor of gastroenterology and hepatology, as its inaugural associate chief medical information officer for ambulatory care, the health system said Dec. 6.
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