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Colonoscopy Screening,
Reimagined for Comfort

Bustleton GI offers colonoscopy screening and diagnostic care for adults throughout Philadelphia,
using state-of-the-art endoscopic equipment.

  • Board-certified gastroenterologists
  • Personalized, patient-centered screening plans
  • Convenient scheduling for new and existing patients
Call Us: (215) 464-7222
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Care Built Around You

Patients across Northeast Philadelphia, Bucks County, and Montgomery County trust our team for personalized, board-certified digestive health care.

  • Decades of combined experience from Dr. Michael Lieb and Dr. Maya Spodik, both 
board-certified gastroenterologists
  • State-of-the-art endoscopic technology used for every colon exam
  • Multilingual care available in English, Spanish, and Russian
  • Individualized treatment plans based on your personal and family history
  • Welcoming new patients from across the Philadelphia area

Trusted Across the Community

Patients across Philadelphia and the surrounding region share their experiences with our
gastroenterology team.

What Is a Colonoscopy

A colonoscopy is the gold standard for colorectal cancer screening, allowing your physician to visually examine the entire colon and detect or remove polyps before they progress. Current clinical guidelines recommend screening for average-risk adults beginning at age 45, and our physicians will evaluate your individual risk factors to determine the right schedule for you.

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Polyp Detection

Detects and removes colon polyps during the same session

Cancer Screening

Supports early detection of colorectal cancer

Symptom Evaluation

Used to investigate symptoms like bleeding or changes in bowel habits

Crohn's Assessment

Also useful for colonoscopy Crohn's disease evaluations to assess inflammation and guide treatment.

How to Prepare for Your Colon Exam

We understand that preparing for a colonoscopy can feel daunting, so our team walks you through every step so you feel fully prepared.

  • Follow a clear liquid diet and fasting instructions the day before your procedure
  • Complete the prescribed bowel prep solution as directed by your physician
  • Adjust or pause certain medications only under physician guidance
  • Arrange for a ride home, since sedation is used during the exam
  • Bring your insurance card and photo ID to your appointment

Take the Next Step

Contact Bustleton GI to discuss your digestive health concerns and schedule colonoscopy services
with our experienced gastroenterology team.

Schedule Your Visit

Call (215) 464-7222 to book your appointment — we're welcoming new patients

Step-by-Step Patient Support

Our team will guide you through every step, from prep to follow-up

What Affects the Cost

Colonoscopy pricing can vary based on your insurance coverage, whether the procedure is
preventive or diagnostic, and any additional services performed.

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Clinical Quality You Can Trust

Every colonoscopy is performed by a board-certified physician using state-of-the-art endoscopic equipment at our affiliated surgical facility.

  • Procedures performed under sedation in a clinical setting
  • Well-tolerated exams supervised by experienced gastroenterologists
  • Equipment and protocols aligned with current clinical standards

Serving Philadelphia and the Surrounding Region

Our gastroenterology center is conveniently located in Northeast Philadelphia, welcoming patients from across the region.

Bustleton Gastroenterology Associates

  • 2000 Grant Ave, Suite 102, Philadelphia, PA 19115
  • Phone: (215) 464-7222
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SERVICE AREA

  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Northeast Philadelphia
  • Bustleton
  • Bucks County
  • Montgomery County
  • Bensalem
  • Southampton
  • Feasterville

Frequently Asked Questions

Have a question? Call us at (215) 464-7222 — our team is ready to help.

Current guidelines recommend average-risk adults begin screening at age 45, though your physician may recommend earlier screening based on your history.

The procedure is well-tolerated and performed under sedation at our affiliated surgical facility.

Yes, our physicians can identify and remove polyps in the same session, reducing the need for a separate procedure.

Many patients do not require a referral; call our office to confirm your insurance plan’s requirements.

Yes, it is a diagnostic tool physicians use to evaluate chronic digestive symptoms and conditions like Crohn’s disease.

Your physician will provide specific fasting and bowel prep instructions to follow before your appointment.

Yes, we provide care in English, Spanish, and Russian — let our front desk know your preferred language when scheduling.