Gastroenterology Clinic
This department offers
- Advanced endoscopy
- Gastroenterology
- Gastrointestinal surgery
- General gastroenterology
Expert gastroenterology care close to home
Intermountain Gastroenterology Specialists provides trusted digestive and colorectal care for patients in Murray, UT, and throughout the Salt Lake City area. Our team offers advanced testing, treatment, and personalized support for your long-term GI health.
Comprehensive gastroenterology care you can trust
Our Murray gastroenterology clinic brings together expert providers, leading diagnostic capabilities, and personalized digestive care—all backed by Intermountain Health’s coordinated network. Patients receive streamlined access, clear guidance, and specialty support every step of the way.
Digestive health tests, treatments, and procedures
We provide complete evaluation and treatment for digestive, liver, and colorectal conditions, supported by advanced procedures and coordinated specialty care.
- Upper endoscopy (EGD)
Used to evaluate symptoms like pain, reflux, or swallowing concerns and diagnose esophageal, stomach, and upper intestinal conditions. - Colonoscopy with biopsy and polyp removal
Screens for colorectal cancer, identifies sources of inflammation or bleeding, and prevents cancer by removing precancerous polyps. - Capsule endoscopy
A small capsule camera evaluates the small intestine for bleeding, inflammation, or other abnormalities. - Esophageal pH monitoring and manometry
Advanced tests that help diagnose reflux disease and evaluate swallowing or motility problems. - Liver biopsy and fibrosis assessment
Helps diagnose and stage chronic liver diseases, including hepatitis, fatty liver disease, and cirrhosis. - Nutrition counseling
Registered dietitians support patients with IBS, IBD, liver disease, celiac disease, and other conditions. - Advanced endoscopy coordination (ERCP, EUS, Barrett’s therapies)
Patients receive seamless access to advanced procedures within Intermountain Medical Center.
FAQs: Gastroenterology care in Murray, UT
Answers to common questions about appointments, colonoscopy prep, referrals, and digestive symptoms.
Some insurance plans require a referral, but many allow self-scheduled appointments. If you're unsure, our team can help verify your coverage and guide you through the next steps.
Call our clinic to schedule your colonoscopy. We will provide preparation instructions, appointment guidance, and directions to your procedure location.
If you’re experiencing swallowing difficulty, abdominal pain, chronic heartburn, bowel changes, rectal bleeding, or unexplained weight loss, a GI evaluation is recommended. Early care helps prevent complications.
Yes—our clinic coordinates access to advanced endoscopy services through Intermountain Medical Center. We ensure you receive the right procedure, at the right time, with the right specialist.
Intermountain Health partners with many insurance plans. Call our team to confirm coverage and any referral requirements before your appointment.
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