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Gastro Health, formerly Ohio GI and Liver Institute, is committed to providing outstanding medical care and an exceptional healthcare experience throughout the Greater Cincinnati Area. Each of Gastro Health’s physicians are board certified in gastroenterology. Our advanced practice providers (physician assistants and nurse practitioners) work in collaborative practice with our physicians.
In addition to our standard gastroenterology consultations and treatments, our team has co-located endoscopy centers and infusion centers. Our endoscopy centers and infusion centers are designed to offer a comfortable and convenient experience to our patients. With state-of-the-art equipment and facilities, our centers are staffed by experienced physicians and medical professionals who are dedicated to providing the best possible care to our patients.
The team also specializes in clinical research, which allows them to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in gastroenterology and offer patients access to cutting-edge treatments and therapies.
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Schedule Appointment
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513-751-6667
Schedule Appointment
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513-794-5600
Schedule Appointment
Phone:
513-751-6667
Schedule Appointment
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513-751-6667
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