EXTON, PA — US Digestive Health (USDH) has unveiled its new office location in Colmar, Pennsylvania. The move augments USDH’s presence in the region and promises to enhance patient experience with state-of-the-art facilities and advanced medical technology.
The new office, located at 2618 N. Broad Street, replaces the former Lansdale Medical Campus location. It covers a sprawling 4,800 square feet, featuring eight exam rooms and five infusion chairs. This expansion is designed to provide more comprehensive gastrointestinal (GI) access to local residents, underscoring USDH’s commitment to better patient care.
This relocation is part of USDH’s broader strategy to expand its footprint across Pennsylvania and Delaware. The new Lansdale-Colmar office stands as a testament to the practice’s reputation as one of the leading digestive health care providers in the nation.
Jerry Tillinger, CEO of USDH, expressed his enthusiasm about the move, stating, “Patients in Lansdale and Colmar can now access our high standard of gastroenterology care along with advanced facilities and cutting-edge medical technology.”
The opening of this new facility will likely have considerable implications for the local community. Greater access to specialized GI care could lead to early detection and more effective management of digestive health issues, potentially improving overall community health outcomes.
The team at the new Lansdale-Colmar location is led by Dr. Robert Boynton and includes a group of highly skilled physicians. Dr. Boynton noted that the new facility marks a “substantial enhancement in both capacity and services offered,” further solidifying USDH’s commitment to delivering high-quality digestive health care.
As the doors open to the new office, USDH looks set to usher in a new era of advanced digestive care for the residents of Lansdale and Colmar. The move is a significant step forward for the region’s healthcare sector, promising to bring top-tier digestive health services closer to home for many residents.
For the latest news on everything happening in Chester County and the surrounding area, be sure to follow MyChesCo on Google News and Microsoft Start.