Intestinal Diverticulitis near Hardeeville, SC

Biography: Dr. T. Ellis Barnes is a master general and robotics surgeon providing advanced care and surgical expertise to patients in Savannah, GA. He obtained his medical degree from the University College Dublin in Dublin, Ireland and currently serves as the Assistant Professor of Surgery for the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University. He treats a wide range of conditions, including both ventral and inguinal hernias, colon cancer, cysts, lesions as well as acid reflux. He sees patients at our Vidalia, Savannah and Richmond Hill locations.

Biography: Dr. Nicole Cohen is an internal medicine specialist supporting patients in Savannah, GA. She provides primary care services to patients ages 18 years and older, including immunizations, annual checkups, and support for the management of chronic conditions, like diabetes, hypertension and heart disease.

Biography: Dr. Timothy Daugherty is a board certified internal medicine specialist providing primary care services in Savannah, GA.

Care Philosophy: Quality Surgical Care right here in your neighborhood. Cirugia de calidad aqui en su vecindario.

Biography: Dr. Thomas Hogan is a board certified internal medicine specialist providing preventive care and wellness checkups for patients in Savannah, GA.

Care Philosophy: Caring, patient-centered, state-of-the-art digestive health care.

Biography: Dr. Michael Gilbreath, MD is a Gastroenterology Specialist who practices in Hardeeville, SC. He is 64 years old and has been practicing for 32 years. Dr. Michael Gilbreath, MD is affiliated with Coastal Carolina Hospital.

Biography: Dr. Glenn Gwozdz, MD is a Gastroenterology Specialist who practices in Hardeeville, SC. He is 67 years old and has been practicing for 41 years. Dr. Glenn Gwozdz, MD is affiliated with Coastal Carolina Hospital.

Biography: I'm board-certified and have extensive - about 30 years' worth - experience in both general and vascular surgery. I've operated on aortic aneurysms, bowel obstructions, hernias, varicose veins and more.

Biography: Sometimes, the most rewarding conversation with your surgeon is one in which you are reassured that no operation is necessary. Sometimes, however, surgery can be a valuable part of a treatment plan to help you achieve your health goals. Throughout medical school and a general surgery residency, I learned the impact surgical treatment can have on patients. Specifically, I saw the great benefits of minimally invasive surgery, and have made that a focus of my career. \n Minimally invasive surgery with robotic laparoscopy decreases discomfort after surgery, and leads to shorter hospital stays and recovery times as compare to traditional surgery methods. Many of the operations we used to do with large abdominal incisions are now routinely completed using robotic techniques with tiny incisions. \n I am a Fellow of the American College of Surgery and a member of the American Hernia Society, and I remain continuously certified by the American Board of Surgery. I believe every patient deserves an accurate assessment of their condition and an honest review of treatment options. I want you to have all of your questions answered before choosing the best course of treatment for you. \n Before moving to coastal South Carolina, my family and I lived in Charlotte, where I helped to build one of the largest general surgery groups in the southeastern United States. We are all happy to be living in the Lowcountry and I am thrilled to be bringing quality surgical care to our community.