Minimally invasive.
lasting results.

A personalized surgical option for selected patients with proven GERD or reflux-related anatomy.

Hiatal hernia repair is surgery to bring the stomach back into the abdomen and repair the enlarged diaphragm opening, often including an anti-reflux procedure.

Fundoplication is a surgical procedure used to treat chronic acid reflux and hiatal hernias by reinforcing the lower esophageal sphincter.

A laparoscopic surgery using a magnetic ring to augment the lower esophageal sphincter and treat persistent acid reflux symptoms.

Heller myotomy and POEM are advanced procedures that treat achalasia by dividing tight muscle at the lower esophageal sphincter to improve swallowing.

Gallbladder removal is usually done when the gallbladder causes pain or complications. Most surgeries are laparoscopic, using small incisions for faster recovery.

A hernia occurs when tissue pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal wall. Surgery restores the tissue and strengthens the area using open or minimally invasive techniques.

Colectomy is surgery to remove part or all of the colon. The colon is the large intestine that absorbs water and forms stool. Surgery is recommended when other treatments are unsafe or ineffective for conditions like diverticulitis or colon cancer.

Esophageal surgery includes operations to treat cancer, severe acid reflux, hiatal hernia, swallowing disorders, and strictures.

Stomach surgery, or gastrectomy, involves removing part or all of the stomach to treat cancer, with reconstruction to allow for continued digestion.

A specialized surgical approach to rebuild and reinforce the abdominal wall for complex, recurrent, or large hernias using mesh and advanced techniques.

GPOEM is an advanced endoscopic procedure for refractory gastroparesis that helps the pylorus relax, allowing stomach contents to pass more easily to the small intestine.