UNC Gastroenterology

UNC Gastroenterology is a medical clinic in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The division provides expert, compassionate care to more than 50,000 people each year in outpatient, inpatient, and procedural settings, treating gastrointestinal and liver disease. Care is delivered across three procedure units and a range of specialty clinics, supported by faculty physicians and scientists, advanced practice providers, fellows, nurses, and staff. The clinic holds a rating of 2.70 based on 23 reviews. The division is part of the UNC School of Medicine's Department of Medicine, and its faculty page is designed to help patients and their caregivers choose the right clinician. Referring physicians can find instructions for having patients seen at UNC. Education runs alongside care through six fellowship programs, regular CME conferences, undergraduate medical school activities, and public outreach on common digestive diseases. Millie D. Long, MD, MPH serves as Professor of Medicine and Chief, and Nicholas J. Shaheen, MD, MPH is division chief. Shifali Arora, MD is Vice Chief of Clinical Operations, and Robert S. Sandler, MD, MPH directs the Center for Gastrointestinal Biology and Disease. The clinic is located on Eastowne Drive, just off Fordham Boulevard. The UNC Eastowne Medical Office Building is steps away, and Old Durham Road is about 0.2 miles from the site. The Plaid Cow public artwork sits roughly 0.3 miles away. UNC Gastroenterology brings the division's clinical, research, and training programs together in Chapel Hill, where its faculty treat gastrointestinal and liver conditions while advancing the study of digestive disease.

Services:

• Gastrointestinal Medical Consultations
• Patient Care Coordination
• Research and Clinical Trials
• Specialized GI Treatments