Gastroenterology

• Clear Liquid Diet
• Blood Thinning Agents
• Informed Consent for Anesthesia
• Informed Consent for GI Endoscopy
• Frequently Asked Questions (Endoscopy Procedure)

Colonoscopy Prep

• Helpful Tips for Preparing for a Colonoscopy
• Clenpiq
• Clenpiq- 2 Day
• Colyte Prep
• Colyte-2 Day
• Colyte- 2 Day with Magnesium Citrate
• Colyte-3 Day
• Colyte- 3 day with Magnesium Citrate
• MiraLAX Prep
• MiraLAX-2 Day
• MiraLAX with Pedialyte
• MiraLAX with Pedialyte- 2 Day
• MoviPrep
• MoviPrep- 2 Day
• MoviPrep- 2 Day with Magnesium Citrate
• Plenvu
• Plenvu- 2 Day
• Plenvu- 2 Day with Magnesium Citrate
• Suprep
• Suprep- 2 Day Prep
• Suprep- 2 Day Prep with Magnesium Citrate
• Sutab
• Sutab- 2 Day Prep
• Sutab- 2 Day Prep with Magnesium Citrate
• Diabetic Diet/Medication Instructions (Colonoscopy)
• FAQs (Colonoscopy)

Upper Endoscopy Prep (EGD, ERCP, Upper Endoscopic US)

• Upper Endoscopy Prep
• Diabetic Diet/Medication Instructions (Upper Endoscopy)
• FAQ (Upper Endoscopy)

Lower Endoscopy (Flex Sig, Lower Endoscopy US)

• Sedated Lower Endoscopy Prep
• Unsedated Lower Endoscopy Prep
• Diabetic Diet/Medication Instructions (Lower Endoscopy)
• FAQ (Lower Endoscopy)
• FAQs (Lower Endoscopy with colon prep)

Esophageal Manometry and pH Impedance

• 24 Hour pH Impedance Study while on PPI
• 24 Hour pH Impedance Study while off PPI
• Esophageal Manometry Study
• Esophageal Manometry & 24 Hour Impedance Study on PPI
• Esophageal Manometry & 24 Hour Impedance Study off PPI

Additional Information For All Procedures

• Advanced Directive Information
• Billing Information
• Patients' Rights and Responsibilities
• Audio Version of Patient Rights and Responsibilities (opens new window)
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Translated Preps

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• Spanish
• Vietnamese

Gastroenterology East - Additional Preps

• M2A - Capsule Endoscopy Prep

Gastroenterology South - Additional Preps

• Anorectal Manometry (ARM)
• Capsule Endoscopy Prep
• EGD with Capsule Deployment
• H. Pylori Breath Testing Prep
• SIBO Prep

The Oregon Clinic Gastroenterology has a comprehensive Quality Assurance program. We monitor quality indicators such as polyp detection rates, withdrawal times, and complications. We aim to meet and exceed national standards and provide excellent care.

The physicians at The Oregon Clinic Gastroenterology participate in GIQuIC, the GI Quality Improvement Consortium, a powerful tool in the fight against colon cancer. We look at different measures to ensure our procedures are as thorough and effective as possible. Click to read more on the GIQuIC website.

Below are three measures we track against the national goals that have been set by the GI societies. 

Cecal Intubation Rate

The goal of a colonoscopy is to advance the scope all the way to the cecum and that is measured by Cecal Intubation Rate. The national standard has been set at 90% by the GI societies.

Average Withdrawal Time

Once the cecum is reached, the endoscopist will withdraw the scope while searching for adenomas. Adenomas are a type of polyp that can turn cancerous, so it’s important to identify and remove them during a colonoscopy. It has been determined that the withdrawal time should be no less than six minutes to ensure a thorough examination.

Adenoma Detection Rate

Adenoma Detection Rate, or ADR, is considered the most important quality indicator for a gastroenterologist. It calculates the percentage of time that at least one adenoma is detected during a colonoscopy. In fact, for every 1% increase in ADR, colorectal cancer rates decrease by 3% and morbidity decreases by 5%. The GI societies have set a national goal of 25% for Adenoma Detection Rate in screening colonoscopies.

The Oregon Clinic Gastroenterology - East's Liver Clinic has been recognized by the NCQA as a patient-centered specialty practice. Earning this recognition shows consumers that the practice has undergone a rigorous review of its capabilities and is committed to sharing information and coordinating care.

All of our Gastroenterology endoscopy centers have been accredited by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) as a quality endoscopy center.

We are proud to be recognized by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care. All of our sites have been awarded a three-year accreditation, the maximum given by AAAHC.