Phoebe Putney Hospital in Georgia Building Digestive Diseases Center

Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany, Ga., is starting construction of a $30 million digestive diseases center, according to a report by the Albany Herald.

Advertisement
By: Staff

 

In opening the center, the hospital plans to recruit at least two or three more gastroenterologists to add to its current complement of seven gastroenterologists.

 

The new building, replacing a small digestive diseases center in the hospital, is expected to be complete in 16 months and will allow room for expansion.

 

Read the Albany Herald report on digestive diseases.

 

Related Articles on Gastroenterology Centers:

North Carolina’s Wake Endoscopy Center Selects ProVation MD Software

Gastroenterologist on the Move: Dr. Prabhakar Swaroop Directs New Crohn’s and Colitis Program at UT Southwestern

Gastroenterologist on the Move: Medical and Surgical Clinic of Irving in Texas Hires First Female Gastroenterologist

 

 

Dental consolidation’s next phase is operational

Recommended Whitepaper

Advertisement

Next Up in GI & Endoscopy

  • 5 female gastroenterologists to know

    While gastroenterology has historically been a male-dominated specialty, a growing number of women are driving innovation across clinical care, research…

    By: Sophie Eydis

  • 5 studies scaring gastroenterologists 

    Gastroenterologists face rising clinical and operational obstacles as the GI diseases become more prevalent in the U.S. population and reimbursement…

    By: Francesca Mathewes
Advertisement

Comments are closed.