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After six years of traveling to Manhattan and misdiagnoses,  a mother finally found relief for her son, Zenichi Morkiki, at NYM.

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The Institute for Digestive and Liver Disorders

New York Methodist Hospital’s Institute for Digestive and Liver Disorders brings together a unique group of specialists and state-of-the-art medical services to provide a coordinated, comprehensive diagnosis and treatment of a broad range of gastrointestinal conditions.

The Institute's group of physician specialists includes gastroenterologists (doctors who specialize in digestive disorders), hepatologists (doctors who specialize in liver diseases), surgeons, laparoscopic (minimally-invasive) surgeons, gastrointestinal radiologists, medical and radiation oncologists, and pathologists. Nutritionists and psychologists are also valuable members of the team.

Institute doctors are actively involved in various clinical research projects and our group of physicians has published in national journals and presented studies at national conferences. Currently, we are working on a variety of projects that examine ways to improve patient care, prevent disease, and promote health.

Learn about the diseases we treat and services we provide . . .

Referrals to our specialists or to digestive and liver programs and services available at the Hospital can be made through a patient’s primary care physician or can be requested through the Institute's doctor referral service. 

Find a physician affiliated with this Institute here or by calling 866.DIGEST1 (866-344-3781).

Download the Institute’s brochure or request that a brochure be mailed to you.

Find information about our research here.

To request educational speakers or other community participation from NYM relating to this Institute, or for more information, please visit the relevant Community Education and Programs pages and then contact the Department of Public Affairs with your request or inquiry.