Charleston Gastroenterology Center is the first and the largest independent ambulatory endoscopy center in Charleston. Our practice is dedicated to gastrointestinal diagnosis and treatment.
Our three locations offer the most sophisticated and current technology to patients from Beaufort to Georgetown and throughout the region. We strive to offer our patients a technologically advanced, welcoming space where they can manage their gastrointestinal health with confidence and ease.
Charleston Endoscopy Center
Mon - Fri 7:00am to 3:30pm
Charleston Gastroenterology Specialists
Mon - Thur 8:00am to 5:00pm
Friday 8:00am to 1:00pm
To Schedule an Appointment Call : 843-722-8000
The Charleston GI Mission is to provide our patients with the highest level of medical care in the field of gastroenterology.
We value the health, service, and satisfaction of our patients above all. We are here to listen to your problems, answer your questions, and respond to your medical needs. Our team has been dedicated to serving you for over 25 years.
Please, read our website, meet our physicians, contact us. We look forward to being in service to your health.
Colonoscopy Screening Prevents Cancer:
The American Cancer Society reports colon cancer as the second leading cause of cancer death in the US for men and women combined. The only way to know if you have a pre-cancerous tumor is with a colonoscopy.
Screenings work. In 2010 and 2011, we diagnosed fewer cancers while finding approximately the same number of "pre-cancerous" polyps.
2010 Highlights
diagnosed 28 colon cancers
15 of the 28 were female; 13 male
the youngest was age 36; the oldest was age 96
discovered pre-cancerous polyps (adenomatous with dysplasia) in over 1200 patients
2011 Highlights
diagnosed 22 colon cancers
12 of the 22 were female; 10 male
the youngest diagnosed was age 38; the oldest was age 83
discovered pre-cancerous polyps (adenomatous with dysplasia) in over 1200 patients
What is Open Access Colonoscopy?
Charleston GI Open Access Colonoscopy Program allows patients without significant gastrointestinal symptoms to schedule a colonoscopy without a primary care physician referral or preliminary visit.
How Do I Enroll in the Open Access Colonoscopy?
Call Charleston GI at 843-722-8000. Leave your name, telephone number, and best time to reach you. A specialized Open Access Staff Member will contact you to review your medical history, determine if you qualify for an Open Access colonoscopy, and schedule your procedure.
March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month. If you're over 50, call and make an appointment. It's not that bad...
Listen to what our patients are saying...
I just want to thank Dr. Noble and his wonderful
and caring staff for the ultimate experience I was given. This was my
4th procedure and by far the most relaxing and comforting I have
experienced.
Important as this procedure is to everyone they must not fear it,
especially when in such great care.
Thank you - Jim Mascioli
"I had a routine colonoscopy today. I was a little anxious because ten years ago, at a different place, I had a terrible experience. Today, however, I was extremely pleased with my experience. The ladies in the front office were so very nice and were able to answer some administrative questions. Michelle, my nurse, was efficient and very empathetic. I am so afraid of needles but she took a few extra minutes to prepare the IV which was almost painless. And, she was sure to highlight some of my concerns with the doctor.
Dr. Neven Hadzijahic checked in with me prior to the procedure and talked with my husband after the procedure. The Anesthesiologist checked in with me and answered all my questions. I have always had severe nausea following administration of general anesthesia but she explained why it would be different this time and I had no adverse effects following the procedure. My nurse, Jessica, was efficient and kind following the procedure. Although I was tense when I first arrived at Charleston GI, I was relaxed going into the procedure. All in all, I highly recommend Charleston GI."
