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Esophageal Disorders
Getting a Grip on GERD and Hiatal Hernia | Free Virtual Event, May 15
You may have never heard of GERD, or gastroesophageal reflux disease. But if you or a loved one are among the many who suffer from chronic heartburn or acid reflux disease, you may want to learn more. Virginia Mason Franciscan Health and the Center for Digestive Health is hosting a free, virtual event on May 15. Join us for an in-depth discussion, including what symptoms to look for, screening recommendations, and available treatments, including surgical options.
If you've been diagnosed with an esophageal condition, your ability to function and maintain the best possible quality of life is very important to you. It’s important to us, too. World-renowned cure and survival rates are the hallmarks of care at Virginia Mason Franciscan Health.
Esophageal disorder specialists
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health uses a multidisciplinary, collaborative approach to care for those with complex esophageal disease. Our internationally recognized doctors and surgeons have completed specialized training and are among the most experienced in the region. The team includes experts from gastroenterology and surgery, interventional radiology, oncology, nursing and pathology. A nurse navigator for people with esophageal cancer ensures a seamless experience and the best results possible.
Comprehensive care for a range of esophageal disorders
Virginia Mason Franciscan Health has led the way in the surgical treatment of esophageal cancer, with outcomes that compare favorably to other institutions throughout the world. Our center has the highest volume of esophageal resections in the Pacific Northwest and is also at the forefront in endoscopic approaches to treating esophageal conditions. We routinely use robotics and minimally invasive surgery in treatment of esophageal conditions.
Meet our team and learn more about our innovative approach to treating esophageal conditions.
Find an esophageal specialist
If you have symptoms of an esophageal disorder, such as acid reflux or difficulty swallowing, our gastroenterologists can help.