Massachusetts medical center removing GI endoscopy unit from ASC — 3 insights

Pittsfield, Mass.-based Berkshire Medical Center is moving its endoscopy unit from Pittsfield-based Crane Center for Ambulatory Surgery into the main hospital, The Berkshire Eagle reports.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. The unit will be in the hospital’s former radiation oncology area.

2. The unit will feature advanced endoscopic technology.

3. The unit will have several treatment rooms and will offer patients gastrointestinal procedures, colonoscopies and other endoscopic care procedures.

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