Before your visit
Confirm the clinic, date, and arrival time. Read your personal preparation instructions and ask about anything that is unclear.
Prepare for your visit.
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Preparing for Your Appointment
Preparation requirements may vary depending on the type of procedure and your individual health needs. Please follow the specific instructions provided by your clinic to ensure you are properly prepared for your appointment.
If you have any questions or require clarification, contact your clinic before your scheduled visit.
Important: Do not stop, adjust, or change any prescribed medications unless directed by your clinic or prescribing healthcare provider.
GI Consultation+
Patient Preparation
Follow any specific instructions provided by your clinic.
Bring a list of your current medications, relevant medical records, previous test results, and any additional documents requested by the clinic.
About this service
A gastrointestinal (GI) consultation is an appointment with a specialist to assess digestive health concerns. During the consultation, the specialist will review your symptoms, medical history, and relevant test results to determine the most appropriate next steps in your care.
- Requested By
- Referring physician or primary care provider
- Care Focus
- Specialist assessment of gastrointestinal symptoms and digestive health concerns
- Purpose
- To evaluate symptoms, review medical information, and recommend appropriate investigations, treatment options, or follow-up care.
Colonoscopy+
Patient Preparation
Follow the specific bowel preparation and dietary instructions provided by your clinic.
Proper bowel preparation is essential for a thorough and accurate examination. Carefully follow your clinic's instructions regarding dietary restrictions, bowel cleansing, and medications. If you have not received your preparation instructions or require clarification, contact your clinic well in advance of your scheduled procedure.
About this service
A colonoscopy is a procedure that allows a specialist to examine the lining of the colon (large intestine) to screen for colorectal cancer, investigate digestive symptoms, and identify abnormalities such as inflammation or polyps.
- Requested By
- Referring physician or primary care provider
- Care Focus
- Colorectal screening, diagnosis, and evaluation of digestive health concerns
- Purpose
- To examine the colon, identify potential abnormalities, investigate symptoms, and support appropriate diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up care.
Gastroscopy+
Patient Preparation
Follow the specific fasting and preparation instructions provided by your clinic.
Proper preparation is essential for a safe and effective examination. Carefully follow your clinic's instructions regarding fasting, fluid intake, and medications. If sedation is planned, arrange transportation home as directed by your clinic. Contact your clinic in advance if you have any questions or have not received your preparation instructions.
About this service
A gastroscopy is a procedure that allows a specialist to examine the upper digestive tract, including the esophagus, stomach, and first part of the small intestine. It is commonly used to investigate symptoms such as persistent heartburn, abdominal pain, difficulty swallowing, and conditions such as ulcers or inflammation.
- Requested By
- Referring physician or primary care provider
- Care Focus
- Assessment and diagnosis of upper gastrointestinal conditions and digestive health concerns
- Purpose
- To examine the upper digestive tract, identify potential abnormalities, investigate symptoms, and support appropriate diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up care.
Sigmoidoscopy+
Patient Preparation
Follow the specific bowel preparation and dietary instructions provided by your clinic.
Proper bowel preparation is important for a clear and accurate examination. Carefully follow your clinic's instructions regarding dietary restrictions, bowel cleansing, and medications. Preparation requirements may vary depending on your procedure. Contact your clinic in advance if you have any questions or have not received your preparation instructions.
About this service
A sigmoidoscopy is a procedure that allows a specialist to examine the rectum and lower portion of the colon (large intestine). It is commonly used to investigate symptoms such as rectal bleeding, changes in bowel habits, abdominal discomfort, and conditions involving inflammation or other abnormalities.
- Requested By
- Referring physician or primary care provider
- Care Focus
- Assessment and diagnosis of conditions affecting the rectum and lower colon
- Purpose
- To examine the rectum and lower colon, identify potential abnormalities, investigate symptoms, and support appropriate diagnosis, treatment, or follow-up care.
Anorectal Care+
Patient Preparation
Follow the specific preparation instructions provided by your clinic.
Preparation requirements may vary depending on the type of consultation or procedure scheduled. Follow your clinic's instructions regarding any necessary bowel preparation, dietary restrictions, or medications. Contact your clinic in advance to confirm your appointment details and clarify any preparation requirements.
About this service
Anorectal care focuses on the assessment and management of conditions affecting the anus and rectum. A specialist may evaluate symptoms such as rectal bleeding, pain, discomfort, itching, or changes in bowel habits to identify underlying conditions and recommend appropriate treatment options.
- Requested By
- Referring physician or primary care provider
- Care Focus
- Assessment, diagnosis, and management of anorectal conditions
- Purpose
- To evaluate anorectal symptoms, identify potential conditions such as hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or inflammation, and recommend appropriate treatment, procedures, or follow-up care based on individual clinical needs.
Before your visit
Confirm your appointment details.
A physician referral is required. If you do not have a family doctor, contact a clinic to ask what options may be available.
After reviewing the referral, the clinic will explain booking and preparation requirements. Timing varies by clinic, service, and clinical need.
Ask your clinic a question →Your appointment checklist04 steps
- 01Confirm your appointment
Check the clinic address, appointment date, and arrival time with the booking team.
- 02Read your instructions
Follow the diet, medication, and procedure-preparation instructions provided specifically for you.
- 03Plan what to bring
Have your medication information and any identification or documents requested by the clinic ready.
- 04Confirm your journey home
Ask whether your appointment requires an escort or other transportation arrangements.
Your appointment
Before, on the day, and afterwards.
On the day
Bring the medication information and documents requested by your clinic. Follow the transportation arrangements you confirmed with the team.
Before you leave
Confirm how you will receive results, recovery instructions, and follow-up information. Ask who to contact with questions after your visit.
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