5 Recent GI-Driven Centers

Children’s of Alabama Hospital has opened the first pediatric colorectal clinic in the state. The clinic is located on the Children’s Russell Campus in Birmingham.

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Frontier Healthcare and physicians of New York Gastroenterology Associates collaborated to open the Yorkville Endoscopy ASC. The ASC is staffed by 12 gastroenterologists.

Columbus Regional Health
in Indiana has opened a new $3.8 million endoscopy center. The center is expected to conduct 30 procedures each day.

Santiam Hospital in Stayton, Ore., recently completed a $30 million patient tower that includes an endoscopy center.

The University of Texas Medical Branch has broken ground on a $90 million expansion that will include endoscopy rooms. The project is expected to be finished in February 2015.

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