When it comes to cancer, prevention is always the goal. Screening colonoscopies play a critical role in protecting you against colorectal cancer (CRC). We offer a direct access colonoscopy program to make it easier for our patients to receive necessary care. This program allows eligible patients to move directly to scheduling and bypass a pre-procedure physician visit.

Please note: Not all patients will qualify for direct access. To check your eligibility, kindly complete the form below and a Center staff member will contact you to review your medical history to see if you are eligible for direct access.

The American College of Gastroenterology recommends that all Americans at average risk for CRC begin screening at age 45. Future screening intervals will be determined in collaboration with your physician. Patients at high risk for CRC, such as those with a personal history or a first-degree relative (parent, sibling or child) with a history of colorectal cancer or precancerous polyps, may need to start screening before age 45, and may require more frequent screening. Some populations, such as African Americans, see disproportionate rates of CRC. These groups may also require earlier and more frequent screening, based on physician advice.