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Dr. Rosenfield was very patient, calm, and kind. What I like best is that he listens to your questions and answers without you feeling rushed. The staff is very efficient! Wow I was prepped and outa there in no time, just what you want.
Yes I agree Dr.Thomas is very good and explains everything he’s going to do
Dr.ulteig and the team were very helpful and took care of me while I was in complete discomfort I may have came off rude but they know exactly what they are doing. Thank you for relieving my pain
Outstanding Dr! Always there to answer any questions and really shows care to his patients.
Dr. Ulteig was very kind and understanding.
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When you choose Gastroenterology Associates of Florida, rest assured that your gastroenterology care will be managed by the best in the state. Our top-rated gastroenterologists leverage leading-edge care for GI conditions with better outcomes for you. In addition to being experts in treating IBD, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, and other GI conditions, our gastroenterologists have the highest adenoma detection rate in the area. This means we stop colon cancer in its tracks early and can help you feel better sooner.
A colonoscopy is the best way to detect and prevent cancer before it reaches critical stages. Our Wellington and Jupiter gastroenterologists perform colonoscopies that can identify over 95 percent of precancerous polyps. The polyps get removed during the procedure as part of the treatment. After the colonoscopy, the polyp tissue samples are sent to pathology to specify if cancerous cells are present. Colonoscopies are conclusive treatments that serve as a preventative measure to benefit your GI health by eliminating any problem polyps before they progress into a critical stage. This is why a colonoscopy is considered the gold standard for the detection and prevention of colorectal cancer.
The standard and most common types of Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD) are Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. These diseases affect around 1.6 million Americans, with many receiving a diagnosis before 35 years of age. IBD is a chronic condition. This means it can be maintained and treated but not cured. Every year around 70,000 new cases are identified in both children and adults.
