Surgery Center at Gateway

Crowne Point Endoscopy and Surgery Center in Flint, MI, is dedicated to providing quality care in a comfortable environment for informed patients. The facility, established in 2007, initially housed Dr. D. Desai's gastroenterology office and performed Endoscopy procedures. Over time, it expanded into a comprehensive multi-specialty Endoscopy and Surgery Center. The center boasts a modern setup featuring 5 procedure suites, including 2 endoscopy rooms and 3 sterile operating rooms. Equipped to handle various procedures like GI Endoscopy, Gynecology, General Surgery, and more, Crowne Point utilizes cutting-edge 4K Ultra High-Definition video systems, ensuring precise surgical outcomes. Moreover, their Scope Reprocessing Staff maintains top-notch infection prevention standards through certifications and ongoing training. Committed to patient-focused care, Crowne Point prioritizes customer satisfaction and excellence in service delivery. Accredited by The Joint Commission, the center aims to offer a unique surgical experience that sets it apart from others, emphasizing a family-oriented environment that values safety and compassion in patient care. Generated from the website content

McLaren Flint is a 378-bed tertiary teaching hospital in Flint, Michigan, providing a wide range of comprehensive services to the residents of Genesee County. Affiliated with Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, McLaren Flint offers medical residency programs and fellowship programs in various specialties. Recognized for its excellence, McLaren Flint holds designations such as a Blue Distinction Center+ for Bariatric Surgery and Spine Care, and an Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Center. It is also accredited as a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence and by the American College of Radiology for its radiation oncology practice. Home to the McLaren Proton Therapy Center, McLaren Flint boasts advanced technology for cancer treatment with precise image-guided radiation therapy, potentially reducing side effects. Patients can access primary care providers within four weeks for services like bariatric surgery, cardiology, emergency care, orthopedics, and stroke services. Generated from the website content