Capital Digestive Care
Capital Digestive Care Laboratory: Advancing GI Health with Precision and Innovation
Capital Digestive Care Laboratory, a state-of-the-art, 22,000-square-foot facility located in Silver Spring, Maryland, is a leader in gastroenterology (GI) diagnostics and research. As the first GI specialty practice in the U.S. recognized as a Roche Diagnostics Center of Excellence, the laboratory sets a gold standard in comprehensive diagnostic testing and specialized research for patients across the Mid-Atlantic region.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Services
As part of Capital Digestive Care's integrated GI health network, the laboratory ensures an end-to-end continuum of care—from diagnosis and treatment to ongoing screening and advanced research. It supports over 160 physicians and advanced care practitioners across the region, making it a cornerstone of GI healthcare.
Key Features and Capabilities
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Advanced Diagnostic Testing
- Anatomic pathology
- Molecular diagnostics
- Clinical diagnostic services
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Unmatched Testing Volume and Speed
- Processes more than 125,000 biopsy specimens and 180,000 diagnostic studies annually.
- Handles over 300,000 clinical tests every year.
- Completes 98% of tests within 48 hours, ensuring timely results for patients and providers.
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Cutting-Edge Technology and Expertise
Equipped with the latest tools, the facility is staffed by a highly skilled team of GI-focused pathologists and board-certified laboratory scientists. This ensures the highest level of accuracy and reliability in diagnostic outcomes. -
Convenient Testing Options
Patients can choose from in-lab or at-home sample collection and testing, making diagnostics more accessible and flexible.
Pioneering Research Collaboration
In partnership with Chevy Chase Clinical Research and Roche Diagnostics, Capital Digestive Care Laboratory is at the forefront of developing and testing next-generation diagnostic tools. This collaboration aims to revolutionize care for GI patients through innovative solutions and cutting-edge research.
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