Gastroenterology Clinic
Providing specialized care for the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions and diseases of the digestive system.
Mercy’s board-certified gastroenterologists specialize in diseases of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, which includes the esophagus, stomach, gallbladder, pancreas, small and large intestine (colon) and rectum. Mercy Gastroenterology Clinic offers both inpatient and outpatient procedures to treat a variety of conditions.
Find general instructions to prepare for your digestive health procedure, as well as instruction sheets and videos to prepare for your colonoscopy exam. Or, view our quality metrics.
Now accepting new and transferring patients.
If you have any questions, please call Mercy Gastroenterology Clinic at (319) 369-4542.
Transfer to Mercy Gastroenterology Clinic
Follow the steps below to transfer your care to Mercy providers:
- Complete the consent to transfer form (PDF).
- Send your completed consent form by fax to (319) 369-4543 or by mail to:
Mercy Gastroenterology Clinic
600 7th Street SE
Level 2 / Suite 200
Cedar Rapids, IA 52401
- Call Mercy Gastroenterology Clinic at (319) 369-4542 to schedule an appointment.
Family & Visitors
Family members and visitors are an important part of your care and treatment. When your initial assessment is complete and your IV started, your family members and/or visitors may sit with you until your exam. When your exam has been completed, your physician will speak with your family members and/or visitors (with your permission). We will ask that your family members and/or visitors remain in the Digestive Health Center until they have spoken with your physician. They then may stay with you for the remainder of your visit.
Colon Cancer Patient Urges Others to Have a Colonoscopy
At the persistent recommendation of his primary care provider to get a colonoscopy due to his age group, Byron Jackson's stage 1 colorectal cancer was detected early. Now, he's encouraging others to get screened, as well. Read Byron's story.
