Colorectal Care That's Close to Home
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We Support Your Colorectal Care
We believe your digestive condition shouldn’t hold you back from living your best life. That’s why we offer a wide range of services to support your digestive health, right here in your hometown.
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With a Dedicated Team of Colorectal Experts
Your body’s systems are like a fine-tuned machine: even the smallest glitch can have a significant impact. Our rigorously trained colorectal health specialists are here with advanced care for the issues that affect your digestive system — so you can get healthy and stay that way.
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With Minimally Invasive Treatments
We’re here to help you heal faster with less pain using leading-edge technology and minimally invasive techniques, including:
- Colonoscopy
- Endoscopy
- Laparoscopy
- Repairs
- Robot-assisted surgery
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With a Whole-Person Approach to Care
Because your digestive condition impacts more than just your body, we work to provide you with resources to help you heal physically, as well as strengthen your mind and spirit.
We’re here to help you find the right physician or a location that’s convenient for you.
A Service for Your Every Need
Many digestive conditions like anorectal disease are easily treatable with proper medication, topical creams or home remedies like Sitz baths. However, left untreated, some colorectal-related conditions can lead to more serious complications, such as colon and rectal cancer. Whatever your need, we have a trained specialist to provide you expert care with a personal touch.
- Anal Fissure
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Anal fissures are a painful condition that can be caused by straining when passing stool.
- Anal Warts
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Often caused by sexually transmitted diseases, anal warts are tiny spots that form around the anus.
- Bleeding in the Digestive Tract
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Bleeding in your stool or vomit can signal a more severe medical concern, like peptic ulcer, esophagitis or even colon cancer.
- Diverticular Disease
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Small bubbles called diverticula that form in your colon can lead to diverticulosis (when these bubbles present no symptoms) or diverticulitis (when one of these bubbles pops and causes painful inflammation).
- Hemorrhoids
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Hemorrhoids are irritated and enlarged blood vessels that can cause pain, often while passing stool. Hemorrhoids usually clear on their own, but if persistent, can be treated by your doctor.
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
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Chronic inflammation of your digestive tract, known as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a serious condition that many people learn to manage. The two types of IBD are Crohn’s disease (when your digestive tract lining is inflamed) and ulcerative colitis (when ulcers, or sores, appear in your large intestine).
- Polyps of the Colon and Rectum
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Polyps are tiny growths that can develop inside your colon and rectum. Most are harmless and usually don’t cause any noticeable symptoms. When caught early, polyps are easily treatable. However, some can develop into cancer over time if they aren’t detected and treated.
- Rectal Prolapse
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Rectal prolapse happens when your rectum lowers from its regular position. It’s not always an urgent condition, but can be if left untreated.
- Screening and Diagnostic Colonoscopy
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One of the most effective ways to understand your colon and rectal health is through a colonoscopy, which helps your physician find and remove polyps. Colonoscopy screenings are recommended after you turn 50, or sooner if you have risk factors, which include a family history of colon cancer. The procedure is short, simple and painless — and can bring peace of mind.
Colorectal Care You Can Count On
No matter what colorectal issue you’re facing, we’re here with the care and support you need to feel whole again.