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There are 178 Gastroenterologists in Pittsburgh, PA and 35% of those with reviews are rated 4-star or higher. Some of the most common clinical focuses include Esophageal Disorders, Pancreatic Disease and Gastrointestinal Disorders. Popular hospitals in the area include UPMC Presbyterian, Saint Clair Hospital and Allegheny General Hospital.
Pittsburgh has several large healthcare systems. Most notable is the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC). It has 35 facilities throughout western PA and nearby Ohio. Ranked #1 in the area is UPMC’s Presbyterian Shadyside. UPMC also has a cancer center and a children’s hospital.
Other hospital systems in greater Pittsburgh include Allegheny Health and Heritage. Veterans in the Steel City can get care at VA Pittsburgh Healthcare system. Birmingham Care, a free clinic, provides primary and specialty care for underserved populations.
Pittsburgh’s Top-Rated Facilities
UPMC is Pittsburgh’s top-rated healthcare system. All its facilities combined rank nationally in nine adult specialties, including:
#16 Cancer
#25 Diabetes & Endocrinology
#32 Neurology & Neurosurgery
The Western Psychiatric Institute is UPMC’s leading behavioral health hospital. It offers inpatient and outpatient care for behavioral health services.
Why do I feel like I suddenly have to poop when I eat certain things?
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Do you think I have IBS? Could it be another condition?
Now that you've examined me, what's the next step? Should I take any diagnostic tests or get blood work done?
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Are there any side effects of treatments that I should be aware of when I start treatment or medications? How can I minimize my risk of side effects or complications?
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