Digestive Disease Treatment + Gastrointestinal Services + Endoscopic Procedures
Gramercy Park Digestive Disease Center
Gramercy Park Digestive Disease Center (GPDDC) is a state-of-the-art ambulatory surgical center dedicated to comprehensive outpatient endoscopic health care for adults. Accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), GPDDC is committed to providing high quality, cost-effective and efficient care. Our mission is to serve as a community resource for patients and their families.
AAAHC Accredited
AAAHC Accredited
Gramercy Park Digestive Disease Center is recognized by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC), the leading organization in developing safety and quality standards for ambulatory health care.
GIQuIC Participant
GIQuIC Participant
Gramercy Park Digestive Disease Center participates in the Gastrointestinal Quality Improvement Consortium (GIQuIC), which is a national healthcare database used to measure and improve the quality of endoscopic performance.
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Latest News
15
Jul.
Difficulty Swallowing? When Esophageal Dilation May Be Recommended
Occasional difficulty swallowing can happen from eating too quickly, but persistent or worsening swallowing problems should not be ignored. If food frequently feels like it is getting stuck in your throat or chest, or you have trouble swallowing solid foods, it may be a sign of an underlying esophageal condition. In some cases, your gastroenterologist […]
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15
Jun.
How Often Should You Have a Colonoscopy?
A colonoscopy is one of the most effective tools for detecting colorectal cancer and identifying precancerous polyps before they become more serious. While many people know they should have a colonoscopy at some point, they are often unsure how frequently it should be repeated. The answer depends on your age, personal health history, family history, and the […]
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15
May.
The Link Between Liver Disease and Esophageal Varices
If you have been diagnosed with liver disease, your gastroenterologist may also discuss the risk of developing esophageal varices. These enlarged veins form in the lower esophagus when increased pressure in the portal vein redirects blood flow. While esophageal varices often cause no symptoms at first, they can become a serious complication if they begin to […]
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