Texas, Florida and Pennsylvania saw huge growth in the gastroenterology field in 2023.
Here's a breakdown of what happened in each state this year:
Florida:
- Jacksonville, Fla.-based gastroenterology provider Borland Groover broke ground on a new endoscopy center and ASC in St. Johns County, Fla.
- Boorland Groover is building a new endoscopy center in Jacksonville, Fla.
- Tampa-based Florida Medical Clinic added a gastroenterology practice at its Wesley Chapel, Fla.-based Epperson/Watergrass campus.
- Cleveland Clinic's Weston (Fla.) department of gastroenterology, hepatology and nutrition — part of its digestive disease center — established a center for pancreatic care.
- Gastro Health acquired Davenport, Fla.-based Gastroenterology Consultants of Polk County in September.
Pennsylvania:
- Exton, Pa.-based U.S. Digestive Health opened a new office in Langhorne, Pa.
- Private equity-backed US Digestive Health opened a new office in Langhorne, Pa., adding to its more than 33 locations and 19 ASCs.
- Exton, Pa.-based U.S. Digestive Health relocated its office to a shopping center in Downingtown, Pa., to join its affiliated endoscopy center, Central Chester County Endoscopy.
- U.S. Digestive Health opened a new gastroenterology office in Collegeville, Pa.
- York, Pa.-based WellSpan Health is opening an outpatient endoscopy center in spring 2024.
- U.S. Digestive Health moved into an expanded office space in Broomall, Pa.
Texas:
- Katy, Texas-based Gastro Health & Nutrition opened its third clinic in Houston.
- Austin (Texas) Gastroenterology opened a new clinic in Leander, Texas.
- Dallas-based Texas Digestive Disease Consultants and Cedar Park (Texas) Regional Medical Center broke ground on a joint partnership multispecialty ASC.