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Colonoscopy:

Screen. Detect. Prevent.

If you’re over 45, it’s time for you to take control of your health. Schedule your screening colonoscopy today to detect or even prevent colon cancer.

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COLON CANCER is the
2ND DEADLIEST CANCER
IN NEW JERSEY

With proper screening, it’s estimated that 60% of those deaths could have been avoided. And yet, 40% of eligible adults in New Jersey have not gotten their screening colonoscopy. Do you really want to be a part of that sad statistic?

Your Screening
COLONOSCOPY

COSTS YOU $0

Most insurance companies cover the costs of routine, preventive colonoscopies, so there should be no out-of-pocket cost for you. So the question is, can you afford not to get a colonoscopy?

Your Screening
COLONOSCOPY

COSTS YOU $0

Most insurance companies cover the costs of routine, preventive colonoscopies, so there should be no out-of-pocket cost for you. So the question is, can you afford not to get a colonoscopy?

Colon Cancer is one of
the Most Preventable
and Survivable Cancers

A colonoscopy can detect and remove polyps, to help prevent cancer from forming in the first place. If colon cancer is detected early enough, it has a 90% survival rate. So why wait to get screened?

Don’t let
Colon Cancer
Cut Your Life Short

In this season of life, there is so much to treasure: Enjoying your retirement. Holding your first grandchild. Walking your daughter down the aisle. Seeing your son graduate. Are you sure you want to risk not being around for these moments?

Don’t let
Colon Cancer
Cut Your Life Short

In this season of life, there is so much to treasure: Enjoying your retirement. Holding your first grandchild. Walking your daughter down the aisle. Seeing your son graduate. Are you sure you want to risk not being around for these moments?

A COLONOSCOPY CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE

It’s not worth the wait. Schedule your screening colonoscopy today! It just might save your life.

7 Myths About Colonoscopies

It’s not as bad as you think! Don’t let these myths about colonoscopies get in the way of your pursuit of a healthy, cancer-free life.

Myth #1: I’m not at risk for colon cancer.
FACT: Colon cancer is the 3rd most common cancer among men and women, but if you catch it early, colon cancer is highly treatable and survivable. If you’re 45-75 years old, you need to get screened.

 

Myth #3: Colonoscopies are too expensive.
FACT: The Affordable Care Act mandates that insurance cover 100% of the cost of your screening colonoscopy. And polyps can often be removed during this procedure without incurring additional costs.

 

Myth #5: Colonoscopies are dangerous.
FACT: Serious complications only arise in about 1 in 500 colonoscopies. If you compare that with the odds of actually getting colon cancer (1 in 20), it’s clear which is the higher risk to your safety.

Myth #7: Other methods of screening are just as effective.
FACT: Colonoscopy has the highest cancer detection rate (95%) and the highest rate of finding and removing polyps. Other methods rarely detect polyps, so they can’t stop cancer from forming in the first place.

Myth #2: I don’t need to be screened until I’m having symptoms.
FACT: In most cases, colon cancer starts as polyps that don’t present any symptoms. If you detect and remove those polyps through routine screening, you can stop colon cancer before it starts.

 

Myth #4: Colonoscopies are painful.
FACT: The procedure is relatively quick and painless. Colonoscopies last 30 to 60 minutes and are performed under sedation. Recovery is quick and most patients don’t even remember their procedure.

 

Myth #6: The prep is terrible.
FACT: It’s no pina colada, but prep options have improved a lot. At the end of the day, any prep is a small price to pay to find and prevent colon cancer.

Stories From Our Patients

Our main concern is your health, comfort, and well-being. Hear from our satisfied patients and see why Gastroenterologists of Ocean County is the best, most convenient place for your colonoscopy.

 

I’m quite confused by some of the disparaging reviews regarding this practice.
I have been a patient here for the past few years now, and have always been treated with kindness, and respect from both the office staff, and Dr. Glazier. In fact, back in 2019 Dr. Glazier saved my sanity! After two years of madness with an undiagnosed stomach issue, I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Glazier. Only minutes into the consultation he believed he knew exactly what the problem was. Following all necessary testing, test results confirmed what he had originally suspected. For that alone, I will be forever grateful! I feel blessed that Dr. Glazier is my Gastroenterologist. My only regret is that he doesn’t double as a primary care doctor.

Review from Alice

Source: Google 

Wonderful experience with Dr. Glazier and his staff.
He was extremely helpful and kind.
I appreciated the time he took to explain my conditions as well as treatment options.
I’m glad I chose Gastroenterologist of Ocean County and highly recommend them to anyone.

 

Review from Paul A.

Source: Google

Dr Glazer is a great gastro and I highly recommend him. He has helped me on multiple occasions and find him to have excellent bed side manner.

Review from Samuel K.

Source: Google

It’s not worth the wait. Schedule your screening colonoscopy today! It just might save your life.

About Our Endoscopy Centers

 

The Endoscopy Center of Ocean County and The Endoscopy Center of Toms River are separate free-standing ambulatory centers owned and operated by the Gastroenterologists of Ocean County, P.C. Doctors Tamimi, Collier, Bigornia, Glazier, and Mirchandani have a financial interest in both the Endoscopy Center of Ocean County and the Endoscopy Center of Toms River.

The physicians, nurses, and all staff members of the Endoscopy Center of Ocean County and the Endoscopy Center of Toms River take pride in providing quality, compassionate and efficient care to our patients.
While striving to maintain and improve our services, we are dedicated to patient satisfaction, and thus welcome your comments and suggestions.

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