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Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers when detected early. Inspira Health offers direct access colonoscopy scheduling for eligible patients, making it easier to complete this essential screening without an additional office visit.
If you qualify, you can submit the secure online form, and our team will contact you to schedule your procedure
Check Eligibility for Direct Access Colonoscopy
Direct access colonoscopy allows eligible patients to schedule a routine screening colonoscopy without first seeing a gastroenterology specialist in the office.
After you complete the online questionnaire, our team reviews your medical history. If you qualify, your request is sent directly to the referral team for scheduling. If additional evaluation is needed, your request is routed to the appropriate office to ensure your safety and provide the appropriate next steps.
This process helps reduce delays while maintaining high standards of care.
You may qualify for a direct access colonoscopy if you:
If you are not eligible for direct access, our team will help coordinate an office visit with a provider.
Colonoscopy is the most effective screening test for colorectal cancer because it allows providers to detect and remove precancerous polyps during the same procedure.
Routine screening is recommended beginning at age 45 for people at average risk. Earlier screening may be recommended for those with a family history or other risk factors.
If you are unsure whether you need a screening colonoscopy or a diagnostic evaluation, complete the form and our team will guide you.
After completing the secure questionnaire:
Colonoscopies are considered the gold standard of colorectal cancer screening and should be chosen whenever possible. If you’re interested in at-home testing, your primary care provider can help determine whether that option is appropriate for you.
Your safety and comfort are always our top priorities.
Through the New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection (NJCEED) program, eligible patients may receive free colorectal cancer screening services.
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