Dr. Charles McDaniel Joins Texas Digestive Disease Consultants

Dr. Charles McDaniel, a board-certified physician who treats all gastrointestinal disorders while specializing in Barrett’s esophagus, liver disease, hepatology and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), is joining Texas Digestive Disease Consultants in Sunnyvale, Texas.

“I chose gastroenterology because I enjoy forming relationships with my patients and seeing their progress,” says Dr. McDaniel. “I am open-minded and respect all patient perspectives and preferences; I focus on education revolving around the diagnostic and disease process to discover the very best treatment options.”

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Metropolitan Gastroenterology Associates Adds Dr. Eric Lorio

Dr. Eric Lorio is joining Metropolitan Gastroenterology Associates (MGA). Dr. Lorio is board certified in Internal Medicine, and will provide patient-centered care for all gastrointestinal diseases, specializing in diagnostic and interventional endoscopy.

Dr. Lorio said, “Gastrointestinal disorders substantially impact the lives of people in the community. his field of extreme need allows me an opportunity to positively impact patients. My aim is always to provide education as part of a treatment plan so my patients can make informed decisions about their care; I take great pride in delivering exceptional care in collaboration with patient goals.”

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Episode #24: Preparing for a Post-Pandemic Screening Surge (and thoughts on long-term career happiness)

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health issued a moratorium on elective procedures, including colorectal cancer (CRC) screening.

Dr. Fred Rosenberg talks with Dr. George Dickstein of Greater Boston Gastroenterology about how his practice pivoted to telehealth and remote working and put in place safety measures to protect patients, physicians and staff.

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Episode #17: Remembering the Dark Days of March and April (telehealth was a lifesaver in 2020 and remains a useful tool)

Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, Phoenix, Ariz. has experienced several surges in cases, becoming a hot spot for COVID-19 more than once.

This week, Dr. Naresh Gunaratnam talks with Dr. Paul Berggreen of Arizona Digestive Health about how his practice implemented telehealth in the early days of the pandemic.

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