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GI Diagnostics · Boca Raton, Florida

Your gut has been trying to tell you something. We know how to listen.

Advanced gut diagnostics in a private concierge studio — a precise, beautifully presented profile of how your interior actually functions.

Direct Booking

I know what I need. I'm ready to begin.

Select a diagnostic profile and submit your request. Your clinical team will confirm within one business day.

The Approach

The science was always there. We brought it to you.

The same clinically validated assessments used in advanced gastroenterology — now delivered in a private studio setting designed entirely around you. Unhurried, concierge-led, and focused on producing a picture of your gut that is precise, personal, and beautifully presented.

Each engagement begins with a thorough intake. The assessments we deploy are selected based on what your body is specifically telling us — not a standard protocol. What you receive at the end is a profile of your interior biology that belongs entirely to you.

Diagnostic Capability

Some of what we deploy — and why it matters.

Every assessment is cutting-edge, clinically validated, and drawn from the same tools used in advanced academic gastroenterology. Which we deploy for you — and in what combination — is determined during intake.

SIBO Breath Analysis
Hydrogen & Methane · Rome IV

Measures the specific gases produced by bacterial fermentation — distinguishing hydrogen-dominant, methane-dominant, and mixed presentations that respond to very different approaches.

Food Sensitivity Panel
Carbohydrate Malabsorption · Enzymatic

Identifies precisely which substrates your system processes sub-optimally and at what threshold — using the same reusable clinical device, generating comparable data over time.

Whole-Gut Transit Assessment
Motility Telemetry · Regional Mapping

Tracks the complete arc of your digestive rhythm from ingestion to exit — distinguishing presentations that look identical on the surface but require fundamentally different approaches.

High-Resolution Manometry
Esophageal & Anorectal · Chicago v4.0

Maps muscular mechanics in real time — capturing pressure events that imaging and breath testing cannot see. Often where answers live for presentations that standard workup has failed to explain.

The Experience

From first visit to The Reveal.

I.
Intake Consultation

A licensed clinician takes the time to understand your complete picture — your history, your patterns, what you've already tried. Your assessment protocol is built specifically from this conversation, not a standard checklist.

II.
Studio Mapping

Your assessments are performed in our private Boca Raton studio in a single, unhurried visit. Quiet, considered, and entirely yours. Remote assessments available via supervised home kit with live guidance.

III.
The Reveal

Your results are compiled into a beautifully designed personal profile — precise, clearly written, permanently yours. Share it with any specialist, use it to inform how you eat and live, or simply sit with the clarity of finally knowing.

The Deliverable

A complete picture of how your gut actually functions.

The Reveal is a precision-designed profile of your interior biology — presented in language that makes sense the moment you read it, and formatted with the care this kind of data deserves.

It captures your fermentation patterns, your transit data, your enzymatic thresholds — everything your body has been expressing, finally translated into something clear and actionable.

I.All findings with visual data representations
II.Plain-language interpretation of every result
III.Personalized lifestyle and nutrition considerations
IV.Secure digital delivery — downloadable PDF
V.Specialist coordination available on request
Profiles

What a typical engagement looks like.

The following reflects the most common profiles we develop. Your actual assessment is determined during intake — your clinician selects the diagnostics that give the most complete picture of your specific presentation.

A note on how this works: We don't offer a fixed menu. After your intake consultation, your clinical team recommends the profile that gives the most complete picture of what your body is telling us. Pricing shown reflects starting engagements — your final protocol is determined during intake based on your specific presentation. GI Diagnostics is a private-pay practice; many clients submit itemized receipts to their carrier for possible reimbursement.

Most Requested 01

Microbial Clarity.

For the person who suspects their gut — and wants answers, not guesses. Bloating, distension, food intolerance, and IBS-pattern symptoms that haven't responded to diet alone.

Key Diagnostics
  • Lactulose breath test · hydrogen & methane tracing (Rome IV criteria)
  • Fructose & lactose malabsorption panels
  • SIBO quantification with time-to-peak analysis
Starting from $795
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Most Popular 02

The Full Picture.

For those who want to understand their gut completely, not just manage it. Unexplained symptoms, multiple failed protocols, or a readiness to move from symptom relief to system-level clarity.

Key Diagnostics
  • Complete breath panel + whole-gut transit assessment (wireless motility study)
  • Regional transit mapping: gastric, small bowel, colonic
  • Integrated fermentation pattern + enzymatic function with dietary correlation
Starting from $2,195
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The Studio

Gastroenterology-grade science, in a setting built for the person — not the system.

GI Diagnostics was founded by board-certified gastroenterologists with a clear intention: to bring the most informative gut assessments in medicine into a setting that feels as considered as the science behind them.

A private studio where your licensed clinical team conducts every intake personally, deploys the cutting-edge diagnostics most relevant to your presentation, and delivers a report that belongs entirely to you.

Michael Nathanson, MD, PhD
Medical Director

Dr. Nathanson is a physician-scientist whose career has centered on one question: what is the gut actually doing, and how do we measure it with precision? As Director of the NIH-funded Yale Liver Center and former Chief of Digestive Diseases at Yale School of Medicine, he has spent decades translating complex biological research into clinical standards — and defining what rigorous GI medicine looks like in practice.

GI Diagnostics was built on a single conviction: the diagnostic rigor of academic gastroenterology does not belong only in a hospital. Every assessment deployed here, every protocol selected, every Reveal produced reflects a framework developed and verified to the standards of the NIH and the world's leading GI research institutions.

  • Director, NIH-Funded Yale Liver Center
  • Former Chief, Digestive Diseases · Yale School of Medicine
  • Editor-in-Chief, Hepatology
  • MD, PhD
Janylet Dopico, APRN, CCTC
Advanced Practice Lead

Janylet's clinical foundation was built in one of the most demanding environments in medicine: organ transplant coordination at Yale New Haven Health, where diagnostic precision is not a preference — it is the only acceptable standard. As a Certified Clinical Transplant Coordinator, she managed the full clinical arc of the most complex biological presentations in modern medicine.

At GI Diagnostics, she leads every client engagement from intake through Reveal. Her background in high-acuity care coordination is, in practice, a background in not letting anything go unnoticed.

  • Advanced Practice Registered Nurse, CCTC
  • Yale New Haven Health · Transplant Clinical Operations
  • Co-Founder, Spanish New Patient Clinic
  • Recognized for Excellence in Patient Advocacy

All assessments are overseen by licensed clinicians. Information is provided for wellness and educational purposes and does not constitute a clinical diagnosis or establish a physician-client relationship.

Common Presentations

If you've done the research and still don't have a clear answer — you're exactly who we built this for.

The following are among the most common presentations we see. Each has a measurable, data-driven explanation that standard workup frequently misses.

Bloating
Post-meal, progressive through the day, or waking flat and distending by evening — often a direct sign of fermentation patterns measurable by breath analysis.
Food Reactions
Symptoms triggered by eating but with no clear pattern. Frequently explained by enzymatic insufficiency or bacterial fermentation overgrowth — both objectively measurable.
Irregular Bowel Habits
Constipation, loose stools, or alternating patterns. Transit mapping distinguishes slow-transit from normal-transit constipation — a distinction that changes the entire clinical approach.
Persistent Reflux
Symptoms that persist despite dietary changes or medication. Manometry identifies the specific mechanical explanation that standard treatment has been unable to address.
Difficulty Swallowing
A sensation of food sticking or slowing. High-resolution manometry is the only assessment that characterizes the specific muscular pattern responsible.
Unexplained Fatigue & Brain Fog
Cognitive and energy symptoms that track with eating patterns. SIBO and malabsorption are among the more common and measurable contributors through the gut-brain axis.

"I came in with years of questions and a folder of bloodwork that hadn't given me answers. I left with a precise picture of exactly what was happening — and for the first time, it all made sense."

Complete Profile · Boca Raton

"Every other test I'd had was inconclusive. The SIBO analysis here was the first result that actually explained what my body had been doing for three years. The report was beautiful, clear, and completely changed my approach."

Breath Focus Profile · South Florida

"The level of attention during the intake alone was unlike anything I'd experienced in a medical setting. They listened, asked the right questions, and designed a protocol that was clearly built for me — not a template."

Advanced Motility Profile · Boca Raton
A Better Self

The gut is where better begins — and it is only the beginning.

GI Diagnostics is designed as a complete precision wellness destination. Your initial profile is the foundation. For many, the relationship continues — targeted intravenous infusions to support and accelerate recovery, ongoing monitoring of key parameters, and periodic reassessment to track how your interior evolves over time.

Precision Gut Mapping Available
IV Infusion Therapy Available
Metabolic Profiling Available
Ongoing Parameter Monitoring Available
Periodic Reassessment Available
Medical Aesthetics & Longevity Expanding
Common Questions

What to know before you reach out.

Do you accept insurance?

We are a private-pay practice. Many clients submit itemized receipts to their insurance for possible reimbursement, and we are happy to provide documentation to support that process. We do not bill insurance directly.

What happens during the consultation?

A licensed clinician — a physician or nurse practitioner — takes the time to understand your complete history: symptoms, patterns, prior testing, and what you've already tried. Your assessment protocol is built specifically from that conversation. No preset packages, no standard panels.

How long does testing take?

Most assessments are completed in a single studio visit of two to four hours. Breath protocols require a fasted state and take approximately three hours. The wireless transit study spans several days as the capsule moves through your system — no additional clinic time is required during that period.

Is there any preparation required?

Yes — specific protocols vary by assessment. Breath testing requires dietary restrictions and a fasting period beforehand. Your clinical team will provide a detailed preparation guide well in advance of your studio visit.

How are results delivered?

Your Reveal — a precision-designed personal profile — is delivered digitally, typically within one to two weeks of your assessment. It includes all findings, visual data representations, and plain-language interpretation. A downloadable PDF is yours permanently.

Can I share my results with my own doctor?

Yes — that is precisely the intention. Your report is formatted to be immediately legible to any specialist. We also offer coordination with outside specialists on request, and your clinical team is available to speak directly with your physician if that would be useful.

4805 NW 2nd Avenue
Boca Raton, FL 33431

(561) 961-0208
questions@gi-diagnostics.com

Your interior is worth understanding. Begin with a conversation.

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The Approach

Every assessment we deploy is drawn from the same diagnostic toolkit used in advanced academic gastroenterology.

Functional gut symptoms are among the most common and most poorly managed presentations in medicine — not because the science doesn't exist to explain them, but because the assessments required are rarely accessible or applied with the specificity the data warrants. We built our studio around that gap.

Diagnostic Modality 01

SIBO Breath Analysis

Hydrogen & Methane Lactulose Challenge
Rome IV Diagnostic Criteria
North American Consensus Guidelines

Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth is among the most prevalent and most underdiagnosed explanations for chronic digestive symptoms. Breath testing is the non-invasive gold standard for its detection — and the pattern of results matters as much as the numbers themselves.

Method
Lactulose breath challenge, personal clinical-grade device
Duration
2–3 hours in studio
Gases measured
Hydrogen (H₂) and Methane (CH₄)
Positive threshold
Rise ≥20 ppm H₂ or ≥10 ppm CH₄ within 90 min
Preparation
Low-fermentation diet prior, 12-hour fast

The small intestine is designed to be relatively sterile. When bacteria migrate from the colon upstream, the result is fermentation of carbohydrates before they can be properly absorbed. The gas produced is detectable in exhaled breath.

A lactulose breath test administers a standardized dose of lactulose — a non-absorbable sugar — and measures hydrogen and methane at intervals over two to three hours. An early rise before the substrate reaches the colon indicates bacterial fermentation in the small intestine.

Hydrogen vs. Methane — why the distinction matters
Pattern
Clinical Association
Hydrogen-dominant
Loose stools, diarrhea-predominant IBS, bloating, early satiety
Methane-dominant (IMO)
Constipation, slow transit, abdominal distension that doesn't resolve
Mixed pattern
Alternating bowel habits, unpredictable symptoms, bloating regardless of stool pattern

Methane production is classified as Intestinal Methanogen Overgrowth (IMO) under Rome IV guidance. The distinction from hydrogen-dominant SIBO is clinically important — they respond to different interventions and should be managed differently.

A device you keep — and use over time

All breath testing is performed using a portable, clinical-grade personal breath analysis device that you keep after your session. This is not a disposable kit — it changes the assessment from a single data point to an ongoing window into your gut.

For those who elect our expanded monitoring package, the device is used for scheduled retesting corresponding to your intervention timeline. Each retest generates a new breath curve compared directly to your baseline. Progress is measured by data, not symptoms alone.

Who This Assessment Is For

Those experiencing bloating, gas, abdominal discomfort, irregular bowel habits, or symptoms that worsen after eating — particularly carbohydrate-rich meals. Also indicated where prior IBS diagnosis has not been explained by structural workup, or where there is clinical suspicion based on history of prior gut surgery, motility disorders, or prolonged antibiotic or PPI use.

Diagnostic Modality 02

Food Sensitivity Panel

Carbohydrate Malabsorption
Lactose · Fructose · Sucrose
Substrate-Specific Breath Challenge

Breath-based carbohydrate malabsorption testing replaces elimination diets and self-report with objective, quantitative enzyme and transport function data.

Method
Substrate-specific breath challenge, personal clinical-grade device
Duration
2–3 hours per substrate tested
Substrates available
Lactose, Fructose, Sucrose
What it measures
Enzymatic insufficiency and transport function
Preparation
Substrate-specific restrictions, 12-hour fast

This panel measures something specific: the capacity of your small intestine to digest and absorb particular carbohydrates. It is not an immune panel, it does not measure IgG antibodies. It measures the enzymatic and transport function that determines whether a substrate is absorbed or fermented.

Why each substrate is tested independently
Substrate
Mechanism & Presentation
Lactose
Lactase enzyme insufficiency. Bloating, cramping, loose stools 30–120 min after dairy. Often partial rather than complete.
Fructose
GLUT5 transporter insufficiency. Bloating and loose stools after fruit or high-fructose foods. Dose-dependent.
Sucrose
Sucrase-isomaltase deficiency. Frequently missed. Symptoms triggered by table sugar, starch, processed foods.
The same device, a different substrate

Food sensitivity testing uses the same personal breath analysis device as SIBO testing. The device you keep becomes the instrument through which multiple dimensions of your gut function are mapped over time. Retesting after dietary adjustment generates directly comparable data.

Who This Assessment Is For

Anyone who suspects particular foods are triggering symptoms but cannot confirm a clear pattern. Especially relevant where symptoms follow eating but vary unpredictably, or where prior elimination diets have produced incomplete relief.

Diagnostic Modality 03

Whole-Gut Transit Assessment

Gastrointestinal Motility Evaluation
Regional Transit Time Analysis
Wireless Motility Telemetry

Transit time assessment is the only way to objectively measure how quickly — and in which specific segments — content moves through your gastrointestinal tract. It distinguishes presentations that appear identical clinically but require fundamentally different approaches.

Method
Wireless motility telemetry, continuous regional data
Duration
Multi-day data collection, normal daily activity
Parameters
Regional transit times, contractile patterns
Regions mapped
Gastric emptying, small bowel, colonic transit

Gastrointestinal motility telemetry captures continuous data as a sensing element travels through each region. The characteristic physiological changes allow precise identification of regional transit times — data that no breath test, imaging study, or symptom diary can generate.

What regional transit times reveal
Region
Clinical Significance
Gastric emptying
Normal: 2–5 hours
Delayed emptying drives nausea, early satiety, bloating. Rapid emptying produces dumping-type symptoms.
Small bowel transit
Normal: 3–8 hours
Rapid transit delivers excess substrate to colon, exacerbating fermentation. Slow transit creates conditions for bacterial overgrowth.
Colonic transit
Normal: 18–59 hours
Colonic inertia versus normal-transit constipation requires entirely different management. This distinction requires transit data.
Who This Assessment Is For

Those with chronic constipation, nausea, early satiety, unexplained bloating, or bowel habits that have not responded to dietary changes. Also indicated where SIBO findings suggest an underlying motility component explaining why bacterial overgrowth recurs.

Diagnostic Modality 04

High-Resolution Manometry

Esophageal & Anorectal Pressure Mapping
Chicago Classification v4.0
High-Definition Pressure Topography

Manometry maps the muscular mechanics of the gastrointestinal tract in real time — capturing the coordinated pressure events that imaging, endoscopy, and breath testing cannot see.

Method
High-resolution pressure-sensing catheter, topographic display
Duration
45–90 minutes per region
Regions studied
Esophagus (with LES), Anorectum (EAS, IAS, puborectalis)
Classification
Chicago v4.0 (esophageal); Rome IV-informed (anorectal)

High-resolution manometry uses a catheter lined with closely spaced pressure sensors to generate a continuous, spatially resolved picture of pressure activity. The result shows not just whether muscles are contracting, but where, in what sequence, with what force, and whether sphincters are responding appropriately.

Esophageal Manometry
Disorder
Presentation
Achalasia (Types I–III)
Impaired LES relaxation, absent peristalsis. Progressive dysphagia, regurgitation, chest discomfort.
EGJ Outflow Obstruction
Elevated LES pressure with incomplete relaxation. Overlaps clinically with achalasia; distinguished by pattern.
Hypercontractile Esophagus
Markedly elevated DCI. Chest pain, dysphagia, may mimic cardiac symptoms.
Ineffective Peristalsis
Failed coordinated contraction. Associated with reflux, regurgitation, slow esophageal clearance.
Anorectal Manometry

Anorectal manometry evaluates pressure relationships and coordination between the internal and external anal sphincters, the puborectalis muscle, and the rectum. It identifies dyssynergic defecation — a paradoxical pelvic floor contraction during straining that is among the most common and most commonly missed causes of chronic constipation. Imaging does not capture it. Manometry does.

Who This Assessment Is For

Esophageal: those with persistent dysphagia, unexplained chest pain, or reflux unresponsive to standard therapy. Anorectal: those with chronic constipation — particularly straining and incomplete evacuation — or anorectal pain unexplained by colonoscopy or imaging.

How We Deploy Them

These assessments are most powerful when they speak to each other.

A SIBO breath test and a transit study are related conversations. Slow small bowel transit creates conditions where bacterial overgrowth is more likely to establish and persist. Treating the SIBO without understanding the transit picture may produce temporary improvement followed by recurrence.

This is why we conduct a thorough intake before selecting any assessments. Your symptom history, the pattern of your presentation, what you've already tried — taken together — determines which combination produces the most complete and actionable picture of your interior.

4805 NW 2nd Avenue
Boca Raton, FL 33431

(561) 961-0208
questions@gi-diagnostics.com

Ready to understand what your body has been trying to tell you.

Call (561) 961-0208
The Approach

Oral supplementation is limited by what your gut can absorb. Intravenous delivery bypasses that entirely.

For those whose GI mapping has identified malabsorption, enzymatic insufficiency, or fermentation imbalance, IV infusion therapy offers a direct route to the cellular support your body may be struggling to access through diet alone. The clinical context your profile provides makes the infusion more targeted, and the infusion makes your recovery more supported.

For those coming to infusion therapy independently, our licensed clinical team conducts a brief intake before every session — ensuring the formulation is appropriate for your presentation and goals. Every infusion is considered. Nothing is standard.

The Formulations

Each infusion is selected and adjusted based on your clinical picture.

The following represents our core formulation capability. Concentrations, additions, and combinations are determined in consultation. Many patients find their insurance covers a portion — worth checking with your carrier before your first visit.

Hydration & Recovery
Isotonic saline · Electrolyte complex · B-vitamin cofactors

The foundation. Optimal cellular hydration underpins every other physiological process. Particularly relevant following gut mapping procedures, periods of digestive distress, or any presentation where absorption has been compromised.

Duration 30–45 min.
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Myers Cocktail
Magnesium · Calcium · B-complex · Vitamin C · Zinc

A clinically established broad-spectrum formulation. Magnesium deficiency alone affects the majority of adults and is implicated in fatigue, muscle tension, sleep disruption, and gut motility. Delivers therapeutic-level repletion that oral supplementation cannot replicate in the same timeframe.

Concentrations adjusted at intake. 45–60 min.
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High-Dose Vitamin C
Ascorbic acid · Buffered formulation · Saline base

At therapeutic intravenous concentrations, Vitamin C acts as a potent antioxidant and immune modulator — achieving plasma levels entirely unattainable through oral dosing due to intestinal absorption limits. Indicated for immune support, recovery, and as an adjunct to protocols involving significant physiological change.

Dose determined at intake. 60–90 min.
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Glutathione
Reduced L-glutathione · Phospholipid carrier · Saline

The body's master antioxidant — rapidly depleted by oxidative stress, poor nutrition, and aging. Intravenous glutathione is absorbed with a completeness no oral or liposomal formulation approaches. Applications span cellular detoxification, skin luminosity, liver support, and neurological resilience.

Often combined with Vitamin C. 30–45 min.
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NAD+
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide · Saline · Slow infusion protocol

A coenzyme central to cellular energy production, DNA repair, and metabolic regulation — whose levels decline measurably with age. IV delivery provides a direct pathway to systemic repletion that supplements cannot match. Relevant for persistent fatigue, cognitive sluggishness, or serious longevity protocols.

Slow protocol. 2–4 hours. Pre-intake required.
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Custom Formulation
Tailored to your clinical picture · Compounded specifically for you

For those whose GI profile, metabolic data, or specific goals warrant something beyond our core offerings. This is the infusion for people who understand that precision is the difference between supplementation and optimization.

Requires prior intake or existing GI profile.
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The Session

A quiet, private experience — not a drip bar.

I.
Brief Clinical Intake

A licensed clinician reviews your current health picture, any recent GI profile findings, and your goals for the session. Your formulation is confirmed or adjusted accordingly.

II.
Private Infusion Suite

Your session takes place in a private, calm environment — not a communal room. Quiet, unhurried, and entirely yours for the duration. Duration varies by formulation, from thirty minutes to several hours for NAD+ protocols.

III.
Post-Session Guidance

Your clinician reviews how the session went and recommends a cadence for ongoing infusion therapy if appropriate. For those tracking specific parameters, monitoring can be incorporated into your broader profile over time.

As Part of Your Profile

For those who have completed a GI mapping session, infusion therapy takes on a different dimension.

When your Reveal has identified specific malabsorption patterns, fermentation imbalances, or enzymatic insufficiencies, an IV infusion is no longer a general wellness gesture — it becomes a targeted clinical response. Your team can recommend the precise formulation most relevant to your findings and track your parameter response over time.

Many clients incorporate periodic infusion sessions alongside scheduled reassessments as part of an ongoing relationship with the studio. Understanding your interior is the beginning. Optimizing it is the work.

Learn about GI Profiles →
4805 NW 2nd Avenue
Boca Raton, FL 33431

(561) 961-0208
questions@gi-diagnostics.com

Reserve a session, or begin with a conversation about which formulation is right for you.

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GI Diagnostics · Boca Raton

Select your profile.

Choose the profile that fits your presentation. Your clinical team will confirm within one business day.

Not sure which is right for you? Explore the science first →
Most Requested 01
Breath Focus Profile

For SIBO, methane overgrowth, fermentation patterns, and carbohydrate malabsorption. The right starting point if breath symptoms, food reactions, or IBS-pattern symptoms are the primary picture.

Includes
  • Lactulose breath test — hydrogen & methane tracing
  • Fructose & lactose malabsorption panels
  • SIBO quantification · Rome IV criteria
  • The Reveal — your personal diagnostic report
Starting from $795
Most Popular 02
Complete Mapping Profile

For those who want to understand their gut completely — motility, transit, fermentation patterns, and enzymatic function assessed in a single, unhurried engagement.

Includes
  • Complete breath panel
  • Whole-gut transit assessment (wireless motility study)
  • Regional transit mapping: gastric, small bowel, colonic
  • Integrated fermentation pattern + enzymatic function with dietary correlation
  • The Reveal — your personal diagnostic report
Starting from $2,195

GI Diagnostics is a private-pay practice. Pricing shown reflects starting engagements — your final protocol is determined during intake based on your specific presentation. Many clients submit itemized receipts to their insurance carrier for possible reimbursement.

Questions before booking? Send us a message or call us at (561) 961-0208.

For Providers

A clinical resource for referring gastroenterologists and physicians.

GI Diagnostics was designed to extend the diagnostic capacity of your practice — not to compete with it. When a patient's workup has reached its limit, or when the clinical picture calls for a depth of assessment that hospital schedules and system constraints don't allow, we offer an alternative.

Every referral is handled personally by our clinical team. Every report is formatted for immediate specialist review. And your team is welcome to speak directly with ours.

Available Assessments

The same tools. A different setting.

The modalities available at GI Diagnostics are the same clinically validated assessments used in academic gastroenterology — selected, overseen, and interpreted under the clinical standards of Dr. Michael Nathanson, MD, PhD, former Chief of Digestive Diseases at Yale and Director of the NIH-funded Yale Liver Center.

Breath Testing

Hydrogen & methane lactulose breath test · Fructose and lactose malabsorption panels · SIBO quantification with time-to-peak analysis · Rome IV criteria

Wireless Motility Telemetry

Wireless whole-gut transit study · Regional mapping: gastric emptying, small bowel transit, colonic transit · Intraluminal pH and contractility data

High-Resolution Manometry

Wearable ambulatory motility assessment · Structural evaluation selected by presentation · Longitudinal parameter retesting where indicated · Integrated motility profiling

Enzymatic & Sensitivity Panels

Food sensitivity panels with enzymatic threshold mapping · Carbohydrate malabsorption profiling · Dietary correlation analysis

The Reveal

A report built for specialist review.

Every patient receives a structured diagnostic report — The Reveal — compiled to the same standards of data integrity required by peer-reviewed clinical research. It is formatted to be immediately legible to any specialist, and designed to support, not replace, your ongoing clinical relationship with the patient.

  • All findings presented with visual data representations
  • Plain-language interpretation alongside clinical notation
  • Personalized lifestyle and nutrition considerations
  • Secure digital delivery — downloadable PDF
  • Specialist coordination available on request
  • Direct clinician-to-clinician consultation available
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