open access colonoscopy & endoscopy
An Open Access Colonoscopy is a streamlined process designed to put your health first without the hassle of an additional office visit with your Gastroenterologist just to get scheduled for your screening colonoscopy. By simply filling out a basic medical history questionnaire either over the phone, or on a computer or smart phone device, we will tell you if you qualify. From there we can schedule you at one of our three convenient metro Atlanta, GA locations including Madison, Johns Creek or Sandy Springs. By conducting all necessary pre-procedural consultations over the phone or internet, we save you valuable time and resources, eliminating the need for an extra trip to our office. You can now schedule your screening colonoscopy with ease. Our aim is simple: make access easier, bolster colon cancer screening rates, ultimately reducing the impact of this preventable disease.
Save Time and Money with Open Access Colonoscopy
Take control of your health and explore the potential of a life-saving colonoscopy. According to the American Cancer Society, colon cancer ranks as the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the U.S. with 1 in 21 Americans being affected by this preventable disease. Over the last decade rates of colon cancer are rising particularly in Americans younger then the age of 50. It has been proven that early detection through a screening colonoscopy saves lives. This simple test can reduce your lifetime of becoming a victim to the devastating effects or colon cancer by over 95%. Don’t risk it! Get screened!
Qualifying for Open Access Colonoscopy
Determining your eligibility for open access colonoscopy is easy. Simply reach out to our office or fill out the form provided. Answer a few straightforward questions, and we’ll promptly assess if you can skip the office visit and proceed directly to scheduling your life saving screening colonoscopy.
Key Qualification Criteria Include:
- Age 45 -75
- Absence of active heart or lung conditions
- Absence of active digestive issues
National Cancer Institute Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines
Below are the current screening guidelines to safeguard your health:
- Average risk individuals should start screening at age 45
- Those with a family history of polyps or cancer should consider screening at age 40 or 10 years earlier than the age of their diagnosed relative (whichever comes first)
- Repeat colonoscopies every 3-10 years depending on family history and the finding of polyps during your screening.
Transparent Pricing for Your Peace of Mind
Understanding the cost of your colonoscopy is vital. While pricing varies based on insurance coverage, we’re here to provide clarity. Most insurance plans offer screening colonoscopy as part of routine health maintenance benefits, meaning you are typically only responsible for associated co-pays and not the full cost of the procedure. Contact our office to obtain personalized pricing details for your colonoscopy. Your health is our priority, and we’re dedicated to ensuring accessibility and transparency every step of the way.
