EXTON, PA — US Digestive Health (USDH), one of the nation’s largest gastroenterology practices, is expanding its network and services in Pennsylvania through a strategic partnership with Southwest Gastroenterology Associates (SWGA). The move is part of USDH’s ongoing mission to provide high-quality, cost-effective digestive healthcare across the United States.
The partnership with SWGA bolsters USDH’s presence in Southwest Pennsylvania, extending its comprehensive gastroenterology services to residents in Allegheny, Greene, and Washington counties. This expansion underscores USDH’s commitment to improving access to specialized digestive health services in the region.
“Southwest Gastroenterology Associates have built a reputation as a trusted provider of high-quality, patient-focused digestive health services in the region,” said Jerry Tillinger, CEO of US Digestive Health Management (USDHM), the management services organization overseeing USDH. “Their dedication to delivering personalized care aligns seamlessly with our own mission.”
The partnership will see seven medical providers joining USDH, bringing with them specialized knowledge and expertise in treating a wide range of gastrointestinal conditions. These include gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), ulcers, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), and colon cancer. The addition of these providers will enhance USDH’s capacity to offer cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment services to patients.
Dr. Richard J. Kenney, the lead physician at SWGA’s Washington, Pennsylvania location, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, noting the benefits it will bring to both physicians and patients. “This partnership with USDH allows our physicians more time to focus on our patients and their digestive health needs. It frees us up to concentrate on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions related to the digestive system,” he said.
The partnership between USDH and SWGA represents a significant development in the provision of gastroenterology services in Pennsylvania. It also underscores the growing trend of strategic alliances in the healthcare sector, as providers seek to improve service delivery while managing costs. As the partnership unfolds, patients in Southwest Pennsylvania can expect enhanced access to specialized, high-quality digestive health services.
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