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Digestive Health

Colorectal Services

The Colorectal Center at Broward Health Coral Springs offers cutting-edge, specialized surgical procedures with the utmost precision and care.

Quality Colorectal Care

Many adults have problems with bowel control, and about half of the population has hemorrhoids by age 50. These problems may seriously impact your quality of life or even lead to colon cancer.

Our board-certified colon and rectal specialists are fully trained in surgical and non-surgical treatment of benign and malignant colon and rectal conditions. We help patients achieve comfort through accurate diagnosis, specialized treatment and follow-up care.

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Recognizing and Treating Colorectal Conditions

Colorectal diseases are commonly caused by diet, family history, and lifestyle. Broward Health offers screening and surveillance programs to prevent and detect colorectal cancer early, including genetic counseling and testing for risk assessment. Diagnostic tests include colonoscopies, CT scans, stool tests, and lab analyses.

Conditions We Treat

Conditions Treated:


Treating colorectal diseases with surgical interventions can restore colorectal function significantly. Patients typically also need lifestyle changes, a balanced diet and, in some cases, radiation or chemotherapy for prolonged benefits after surgery. We proactively order physical therapy evaluations and treatments the morning after surgery so you immediately get the assistance needed to meet discharge goals.

Colorectal Procedures

Why Choose Broward Health

At the Broward Health Colorectal Center, innovative surgical techniques enhance patient outcomes. Broward Health Coral Springs was the first in Florida to earn Joint Commission certification for minimally invasive colorectal surgery and ostomy programs.

We offer minimally invasive laparoscopic and robotic colon resections for both benign conditions and cancer, reducing post-operative pain and speeding recovery. Our advanced ultrasound capabilities ensure accurate diagnosis of rectal cancer and polyps. The colorectal program also provides extensive support for patients, including:

For additional information or to schedule a class prior to your surgery, please call 954-346-4223 or 954-344-7429.

Colorectal Services