The practice is affiliated with two primary hospitals, both of which provide a supportive and well-equipped environment for gastroenterology services. One of the main facilities is a 363-bed nonprofit hospital that also serves as a Level 3 trauma center, treating over 200,000 patients annually. This hospital is located within close proximity to the clinic and ASC, ensuring seamless coordination of care and minimal travel time for physicians.
The facility is equipped with Cerner EMR, ensuring efficient and integrated patient record management across both the hospital and clinic settings. Physicians benefit from the availability of advanced diagnostic and procedural tools, such as Olympus 190 scopes, which support high-quality endoscopic care. The ASC allows for the use of two endoscopy rooms simultaneously, optimizing efficiency and throughput for procedural days.
Collaboration is a cornerstone of care at these facilities. Gastroenterologists work alongside colorectal and general surgeons, interventional radiologists, and anesthesiologists, creating a multidisciplinary team that supports the delivery of comprehensive patient care. This integrated approach ensures that both routine and complex cases are handled effectively.
The practice is actively planning to expand its procedural capabilities with the development of a new endoscopy center in the Rancho Cucamonga area within the next 1-2 years. This initiative reflects the practice’s commitment to meeting the growing demand for GI services while maintaining high standards of patient care.
Strategically located in Southern California, these facilities serve a large and diverse patient population, offering physicians the chance to practice in a high-demand area with strong institutional support.
