Why Choose UHealth?

Expert care for the full range of digestive conditions. Each year, more than 95 million people in the United States are diagnosed with digestive disorders – ranging from the occasional upset stomach to more life-threatening conditions like colorectal cancer. Our team provides expert care for the full range of digestive conditions.

Leading edge care backed by an academic medical center. We are committed to delivering the latest, proven diagnostic techniques and treatments to our patients. We offer more innovative options, more quickly due to our partnership with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. Because of this, you will benefit from our state-of-the-art technology and the latest medical advances developed by researchers.

A motility lab for accurate diagnosis of GI conditions.  The only facility of its kind in South Florida, our motility lab enables our GI specialists to provide accurate diagnoses of GI conditions more quickly and efficiently. We offer a variety of leading-edge services, such as hydrogen breath testing, anal-rectal manometry, and bio-feedback.

Fecal transplant to treat C. difficile (C. diff) bacteria.  An innovative treatment option, we offer fecal transplant for those with the difficult-to-treat C. diff bacteria. This treatment can help to greatly reduce or eliminate chronic diarrhea that is associated with C. diff.

Compassionate and attentive care. Our doctors are among the brightest medical minds in the country and “best doctors,” according to current regional and national rankings. During your appointment, you and your doctor will discuss the best treatment for you based on your age, the severity of your condition, and your tolerance of specific medications and procedures.

A broad array of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Regardless of your age, condition, or whether you need long- or short-term digestive treatments, you will receive the most accurate diagnosis and most effective treatment to keep your stomach, digestive system, and organs healthy.