- The collaboration aims to create a center of excellence for digestive health, elevating the level of care available to the community and addressing the growing need for specialized gastrointestinal services.
- The partnership will bring nine new GI providers to McLaren Greater Lansing, including six general gastroenterologists and three colorectal surgeons, enhancing the hospital’s capacity to provide advanced preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services.
- The services offered will include endoscopy, such as colonoscopies and screenings for colorectal cancers, and treatment for chronic diseases like Crohn’s disease and irritable bowel syndrome.
- Dr. Albert Ross and Dr. Daniel Coffey will serve as medical directors for gastroenterology and colorectal surgery, respectively. Dr. Dorian Jones will continue as the program director of McLaren Greater Lansing’s gastroenterology fellowship program.
McLaren Greater Lansing, Digestive Health Institute Partner To Advance, Expand Regional Digestive Health (McLaren)
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Human body digestive system anatomy. 3d illustration