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Why am I always in the bathroom?

We can help get your life back



I'm tired of this heartburn!

There's no need to suffer any longer.


Something is just not right with my child!

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It's Here!

The New Online Patient Portal is ready to make access to your medical records confidential, secure and easy!

If you are an active patient of GI Associate, you can create a Secure Message Portal account. Before you can create an account you will need a secure Personal Identification Number (PIN) to verify your identity. To request a pin from the Front Desk staff you will need to provide a photo ID. 

Once your account is active you will be able to:

  • Request appointment
  • Fill out Medical forms forms
  • Update personal information
  • Update preferred method of contact
  • Request test results
  • Quick Pay

Mississippi Outpatient Endoscopy Centers

When your primary care physician recommends an endoscopy you may not know where to look for your best option. The gastrointestinal specialists at GI Associates and Endoscopy Center have made a commitment to our patients to provide world class health care that is also comfortable and convenient.   The endoscopy centers, that are available at all of our locations, are equipped to handle gastrointestinal problems ranging from small problems to issues that are more serious.

Not only can the gastrointestinal specialists at GI Associates handle your adult gastrointestinal problems or routine screening colonoscopies, they also have a pediatric gastroenterologist who can help diagnose and treat problems that your child or baby may be having. We provide this kind of care because we understand that "one size fits all" medicine is not the ideal method for diagnosing and treating the complex issues that can arise in our patients.

If you are looking for an Gastroenterologist or you have been recommended to one of our physicians and you just want to check us out - we invite you to explore our website. Find out for yourself the benefits of having our own Endoscopy Center or what to expect when you schedule a colonoscopy. You are always encouraged to ask questions during your visit and with the new information that is easily accessible on the different areas of the website, your knowledge of procedures and treatments can hopefully grow. Our commitment to care is paramount and if there are questions or concerns not answered throughout the new GI Associates website, take a moment and share with us your needs through the Contact Us form at the lower right of each page.

Colon Prep: Getting Ready

Preparing for your procedure

When a patient is perfectly prepped for a procedure, the procedure can be performed as planned and the diagnosis or treatment that results from the procedure will be of the highest possible quality. A poor prep process can result in cancellation of a test/procedure, or questionable results. Find out more...


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Latest News

  • Carrots and Celery May Inhibit Colon Cancer Growth

    A new study released in BMC Gastroenterology shows that an antioxidant found in fruit and vegetables called luteolin is capable of blocking cell signal pathways that are needed for colon cancer growth. This is the first study that shows that luteolin can block certain signal pathways that triggers the cancer cells to grow rapidly and spread. Much more research is needed before we can understand how this antioxidant works and if it will be viable as an anti-cancer agent; but, it does sound intrig...

  • Wear Your Hard Hat to GIA…..Pounds Are Dropping!

    It is getting dangerous at GI Associates with all of the pounds dropping off our beta group on our new weight loss program – Ideal Protein! So far our eight beta group members have lost close to 125 pounds in the last 3-4 weeks since starting the program. One of our nurses on the program has been taken off her blood pressure medicine.

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