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I was seen recently for a colonoscopy. I present some unusual challenges in prepping for the procedure. Each person who worked with me was kind and understanding while professional and efficient.They made a trying experience simple. Impressed with all involved.
Great staff and Dr. Drewitz explained the procedure. He was very professional and friendly. Highly recommend this location.
Went in with issues and the issues are no longer.
Great experience Thanks for your expertise.
Dr Kavathia was awesome. Made me feel at home, explained everything, thoughtful and was fun to talk with. Great guy and great doctor.
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Arizona Digestive Health is a proud partner of GI Alliance, the nation’s largest gastroenterology practice. Our board-certified providers offer personalized gastrointestinal care, working to ensure a positive, patient-centric experience for individuals who visit. We eagerly anticipate partnering with you to help you achieve better digestive health and an overall improvement in your quality of life.
Our providers aim to offer patients the most innovative options in treatment techniques and technologies. As GI Alliance partners, Arizona Digestive Health leads the charge in pioneering new and effective healthcare procedures and medications for patients with GI conditions.
Our gastroenterology experts offer critical diagnostic exams such as the colonoscopy. Early detection of colorectal cancer significantly improves survival rates and we strongly recommend all patients age 45 or older receive a routine colonoscopy. For more information about colonoscopies in Phoenix, AZ, reach out to Arizona Digestive Health.
Affecting many people in Arizona, ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease are the most common types of inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD). Every year, nearly 70,000 new cases of IBD are diagnosed across the US in adults and children, with many being diagnosed before age 35. While inflammatory bowel disease is a chronic condition that cannot be cured, it can be treated with proper care.