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Supporting the
fight against
colon cancer
since 1988

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$1400 Self-Pay Rates

For patients without insurance or high-deductibles,
the Digestive Health Center offers $1400 colonoscopies and EGDs.

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EASIER THAN A HOSPITAL – quality care without the hassle

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Our Patient Portal makes things easy

You can now pre-register, review your medical history, request appointments,
send messages, and review clinical results through a secure online portal.

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Joint Commission

approved

Certified

Meet Dr. Stout

Dr. Daniel Stout has been practicing Gastroenterology in the Indianapolis area since 1980. As Digestive Health Center’s sole physician, he provides individual attention and education for all patients.

Easier than a Hospital

Our office separates itself from a traditional hospital visit. See how we can provide a better overall experience.

$1400 Self-Pay Rates

For patients without insurance or high-deductibles, the Digestive Health Center offers $1400 colonoscopies and EGDs. This is a flat, all-inclusive $1400 self-paid rate that bundles everything done at the Digestive Health Center into one low-cost rate. (Pathology and lab work are billed separately.) With the $1400 procedures, patients receive high quality expertise at a dramatic cost savings.

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DIGESTIVE HEALTH CENTER CONTINUES TO FOLLOW STATE AND FEDERAL GUIDELINES TO HELP PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19. 

Dr. Daniel Stout established Digestive Health Center in 1988. Just the second, free-standing Ambulatory Endoscopy Center in the United States, Digestive Health Center is accredited by the Joint Commission, licensed by the Indiana State Board of Health, and Medicare certified. Our comfortable, secure, and private atmosphere ensures patients receive the personalized attention they deserve during their outpatient procedure. Backed by advanced technology and more than 30 years of experience, Digestive Health Center is focused on providing patients with the highest level of comprehensive care.

The American Cancer Society released new guidelines recommending that average-risk adults be screened for colon cancer at age 45 — five years earlier than previously recommended! Click here for more details.

Patient Testimonials

Efficient and professional!

J.H.