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The Digestive Health Institute was established to provide excellence in the care of gastrointestinal and liver diseases for the people of mid Michigan. Our goal is to provide comprehensive and compassionate care to our patients. We strive to be efficient and cost-effective without compromising the quality of care of our patients.
We will remain in the forefront in technological advances in medicine and seek innovations in gastrointestinal medicine. Our achievements are attributed to our well-trained, professional, and compassionate staff and our continued success will be dependent on the continued excellence of our staff members.
Digestive Health Institute is the premier provider of colorectal, gastrointestinal, and liver care servicing mid-Michigan with 3 Board-Certified Colorectal Surgeons, 9 Board-Certified Gastroenterologists, and 7 Physician Assistants. We are focused on providing the highest level of quality care to our patients no matter what their level of gastrointestinal needs – from a routine colonoscopy to more advanced medical and surgical treatment of diseases and disorders of the colon, rectum, and anus.
In addition, our providers are involved in clinical research and medical education through our affiliation with Michigan State University, offering patients with the latest techniques and treatments in gastroenterology with the potential to improve health outcomes and quality of life.
Digestive Health Institute is a proud partner of Pinnacle GI Partners, a unique family of practices focused on transforming gastrointestinal care across the Midwest. This partnership allows our best-in-class providers to continue administering highly effective care to their patients while working alongside an organization focused on providing the best value in quality, cost, and experience.
learn moreThe achievements of our practice are attributed to our well-trained, professional, and compassionate staff.
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In 2000 Michigan State University gastroenterology divisions from the College of Osteopathic medicine and Human medicine joined Digestive Health Institute to combine clinical and educational forces. This unique relationship was coordinated to improve patient care, enhance education, and advance research in the area of gastroenterology.
To the best of our knowledge, a university and private practice have never undertaken this type of arrangement. All the physicians at Digestive Health Institute are affiliated with Michigan State University. We are involved with the education of medical students at the College of Osteopathic Medicine and the College of Human Medicine. We also train interns and residents at Ingham and Sparrow Hospitals.
Patient care is our priority, and with this affiliation we supply top-quality progressive patient care for mid Michigan.
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patient informationAt Digestive Health Institute we continually strive to provide the best care possible for our clients through the expertise and experience of our physicians and the use of cutting-edge equipment and methods in our procedures. This fall we are updating to the electronic health record (EHR) system in our latest effort to improve patient quality of care.
procedure detailsDigestive Health Institute is participating in training future Gastroenterologists. These fellowship programs are based at Lansing’s two premier care hospitals and MGI providers are integral in part in that training while maintains strong ties to Michigan State University. These three year Osteopathic program is fully accredited and accepts new fellows yearly.
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Some experts estimate that over one-third of adults in the US are obese. If you are obese, it means you weigh at least 20% more than the weight that is ideal for your body build, height, and size. The most common measure for obesity is BMI or Body Mass Index. Those who have a BMI […]
If you have experienced hemorrhoids, you may have learned about numerous treatment options. You would probably advise others to do their best to avoid them in the first place. In some instances, the pain, itching, and bleeding can be avoided. Here are a few simple changes you can make to help you avoid hemorrhoids. Go […]
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month and at Digestive Health Institute, our goal is to provide you with colorectal cancer facts, encouraging colonoscopy at age 45, which could help protect you and your loved one’s health. Increase in Colorectal Cancer Cases While colorectal cancer was historically associated with individuals aged 50 and above, now more […]
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