We are pleased to announce Peninsula Gastroenterology Associates (PGA) in Delmar, MD is joining Capital Digestive Care, the largest gastroenterology group in the Mid-Atlantic. Effective September 1, 2020, this partnership will enable us to advance and enhance the quality of care...
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This month, Capital Digestive Care welcomes Zachary Borman, MD to the practice. He is now seeing patients in our Bethesda location. Dr. Borman is experienced in treating a wide range of digestive issues and concerns such as...
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World Hepatitis Day is observed each year on July 28. It was created by the World Health Organization to raise global awareness of prevention and treatment of hepatitis - an inflammation of the liver that can cause a range of health...
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Racism, bigotry, and prejudice should not be tolerated in our society and will not be tolerated at Capital Digestive Care. The recent and tragic deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor are stark reminders that such injurious attitudes...
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Even in times of social distancing, physical activity is important. Regular exercise supports healthy immune function, which is essential during this global pandemic. Being confined to our homes may prohibit us from going to the gym, but...
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As the region's leader in adopting GI telehealth technology, Capital Digestive Care has reached a new milestone. Our group of 70 doctors, nurse practitioners and physician assistants have seen more than 2,000 patients through virtual visits. ...
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An early adopter of telehealth technology, Capital Digestive Care has been able to provide continuity of care to patients with “virtual visits” during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. As the pandemic sweeps the country and state and local...
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Statement on Coronavirus Disease For the safety of our patients and staff, Capital Digestive Care is taking precautions to identify patients who may have been exposed to or infected with coronavirus disease. In addition to conducting screening during...
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According to the American Cancer Society, colorectal cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in the US. Colorectal cancer is caused by abnormal growths, called polyps, forming in the colon or rectum and becoming cancerous. There are...
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Valentine's Day can hold some pitfalls for those with digestive issues. Some of the rich dinners, candies and other goodies that are closely associated with this special day can, unfortunately, contribute to GI problems- especially...
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