Early Detection. Lifesaving Prevention.

At GI Consultants, our board-certified specialists provide state-of-the-art colon cancer screening, diagnosis, and care coordination. From early detection to expert referrals, we are committed to helping you prevent and manage colorectal cancer with confidence and clarity.

Board-Certified Experts

Our team includes gastroenterologists with decades of combined experience.

On-Site Pathology & Endoscopy

Faster, more accurate results through our accredited centers.

45+ Is the New 50

Start screening at age 45—even earlier if you're high-risk.

Choosing GI Consultants

Why Patients Trust Us for Colon Cancer Prevention

When it comes to colon cancer prevention, experience, precision, and compassion matter. At GI Consultants, we bring all three together to deliver care you can trust.

Experienced Specialists

Procedures are performed by board-certified gastroenterologists with extensive training and decades of experience.

Accredited Facilities

Our endoscopy centers are AAAHC-accredited, ensuring nationally recognized safety and quality standards.

Coordinated Cancer Care

We partner closely with top colorectal surgeons and oncologists to ensure seamless, expert-guided treatment if needed.

Patient-Centered Approach

From initial screening to follow-up, we prioritize clear communication, comfort, and individual care plans.

What Is Colon Cancer?

A Preventable Disease with the Right Screening Approach

Colon cancer can develop in anyone, but certain factors may increase your risk. Understanding your personal risk profile can help determine when to begin screening and how often you should be monitored.

Who is at Risk?

  • Adults age 45+
  • Family or personal history of colon polyps or cancer
  • Inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's/UC)
  • Diets low in fiber, high in red/processed meat
  • Obesity, smoking, and heavy alcohol use
Screening Options

Proven Screening Methods That Can Save Lives

Colonoscopy
The gold standard. Detects and removes polyps during one simple, sedated procedure. Recommended every 10 years for average-risk individuals.

Fecal Occult Blood Tests (FIT / gFOBT)
Annual stool tests that check for hidden blood—an early sign of cancer.

Fecal DNA Testing (Cologuard)
Detects abnormal DNA and blood in stool. Repeat every 3 years. Positive results require follow-up colonoscopy.

Comprehensive care for your digestive and liver health

Conditions We Treat & Services We Offer

If Cancer or Polyps Are Found
  • In-house biopsies & pathology
  • CT scans and staging assessments
  • Referrals to trusted colorectal surgeons and oncology partners
Ongoing Support
  • Surveillance colonoscopies
  • Digestive health management during and after treatment
  • Follow-up testing and prevention planning
Colon Cancer Screening & Care

Frequently Asked Questions

Age 45 for average-risk individuals; earlier for high-risk patients.
No. The procedure is done under sedation to ensure your comfort.
Yes. Colon cancer often develops with no symptoms in its early stages. Routine screening is the best way to detect and prevent cancer before it progresses.
Most polyps are removed during the procedure. They are then sent to pathology to determine if they are precancerous, and your doctor will advise on follow-up based on the results.
You'll receive detailed prep instructions in advance. It typically involves a clear liquid diet the day before and a bowel-cleansing solution to ensure the colon is fully clear for accurate viewing.

Take control of your digestive health. GI symptoms can be serious. don't ignore the signs. Schedule today.