GI & Endoscopy

From a controversial colonoscopy study to top GI hospital rankings, here are the 10 most read gastroenterology stories from Becker's this month.

Digital imaging company OmniVision has partnered with endoscopy technology provider AdaptivEndo to create a new, single-use endoscope for gastroenterology, hepatology and other applications. 

The Anderson Endoscopy Center in Cincinnati was the highest-ranked endoscopy center in Ohio by Newsweek for a third consecutive year.

Sebela Pharmaceuticals, a pharma company that focuses on GI health, has entered an exclusive partnership to license GI medication tegoprazan in the U.S. and Canada.

Sandy, Utah-based Granite Peaks Gastroenterology is the first gastroenterology group to implement Lumea's artificial intelligence-powered GI digital pathology platform.

Operating a gastroenterology practice within a health system comes with its own unique challenges, according to Mark Mattar, MD. 

Here are four moves from gastroenterology-focused practice management company, United Digestive that Becker's has reported on since April 15:

Pankaj Vashi, MD, chief of gastroenterology/nutrition department and vice chief of staff at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America Chicago, joined Becker's to discuss his top priorities for the year and his secrets to success. 

Healthgrades has named the recipients of its Gastrointestinal Care Excellence Awards for 2023, using data from patient outcomes and patient surveys. 

Two Gastro Health ASCs made Newsweek's "America's Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers," which ranks 510 of the more than 5,000 Medicare-certified ASCs in the country.