Gastroenterology
Carrum Health connects you with top centers for important digestive health screenings and procedures — often at no cost to you.
Carrum Health connects you with top centers for important digestive health screenings and procedures — often at no cost to you.
Gastroenterology
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Upper endoscopies
An upper endoscopy can help examine the upper part of the digestive track to diagnose things such as upper abdominal pain, an upset stomach, vomiting, or difficulty swallowing.
Sigmoidoscopy
Sigmoidoscopy is a test that lets a doctor look inside the lower part of your large intestine — specifically the rectum and the last section of the colon before the rectum. The exam is often performed to diagnose certain symptoms including rectal bleeding, diarrhea, pain, and more.
Whether you’re due for a routine colonoscopy or need more extensive testing, Carrum Health can connect you with top experts in digestive health. We know GI appointments can take time, but when you use Carrum Health, you’ll get scheduled quickly—with a high-quality doctor and often at no cost to you. Your benefit covers a range of GI procedures, including:
Whether you’re due for a routine colonoscopy or need more extensive testing, Carrum Health can connect you with top experts in digestive health. We know GI appointments can take time, but when you use Carrum Health, you’ll get scheduled quickly—with a high-quality doctor and often at no cost to you. Your benefit covers a range of GI procedures, including:
Covered procedures
Covered
Procedures
Colonoscopies
Colonoscopies are used for multiple reasons:
- Checking for and stopping cancer early by removing small growths called polyps (See more details below.)
- Finding out why someone has stomach problems like stomach pain or bleeding
- Looking into digestive diseases like ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease
- Taking small tissue samples (biopsies) and providing treatment
If you’re 45 or older, it’s recommended that you get a routine colonoscopy to screen for and prevent colon cancer.
Colon cancer often doesn’t cause symptoms until it’s more advanced, so regular screening is the best way to catch it early—or prevent it altogether.
During the exam, your provider will check for signs of cancer or other health concerns, such as growths (polyps) or unusual tissue. If any polyps are found, they’re often removed during the procedure to help prevent cancer from developing.
Easy access
If you have questions about your benefit or just want to share information, your care specialist will be there to help. And with our mobile app, you can message them at any time, no matter where you are.
Care coordination
Your care specialist will help coordinate all parts of your care. From collecting your medical records to scheduling your exam, they provide total support.
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At Carrum Health, we understand that every journey is unique. That's why we assign a dedicated care specialist to help from the moment you activate your account. They will be there every step of the way to make sure your journey goes as smoothly as possible.
Hemorrhoid Banding
A quick, non-surgical way to treat problems associated with hemorrhoids. It can be performed in just minutes, with little to no discomfort.