SAGA News
News from San Antonio’s Leading Gastroenterologists
SAGA Closes Boerne Office
San Antonio Gastroenterology Associates has closed its Boerne Office. We ask patients of our Boerne office to consult our locations page …
read moreSAGA Closes Southeast Office
We have closed our Southeast office located at 3327 Research Plaza, Suite 414. We ask that patients of the Southeast office consult our …
read moreDr. Stephen R. Ramos Retires, Leaves SAGA March 1, 2022
Dear SAGA Patients, I am writing to notify you that I will be retiring from medicine and SAGA/TDDC effective March 1, 2022. Please know …
read moreDr. Michael S. Lindner Retires, Leaves SAGA in 2021
Effective December 31, 2021, Dr. Lindner will be retiring and leaving San Antonio Gastroenterology Associates. All patients will have …
read moreDr. Shailesh Kadakia Retires After 46 Years of Service
After46 years of providing exceptional care to thousands of patients in the Greater San Antonio area , Dr. Shailesh Kadakia will be …
read moreHow Does a Screening Colonoscopy Differ From a Diagnostic Colonoscopy?
Colorectal cancer impacts the health of millions of individuals each year. When detected early on, colon and rectal cancer can generally …
read moreSet Goals Now for a Healthy Approach to the New Year
Welcoming the New Year brings New Year’s resolutions, and for a number of individuals in the United States, this represents creating …
read moreHow to Decrease Stress, Overeating During Holiday Season
The winter holidays are about friendly get-togethers, family traditions, and establishing a long-lasting appreciation for those you love. …
read moreIs There a Correlation Between Urinary and Fecal Incontinence?
Urinary and bowel incontinence are common but less frequently discussed problems. These concerns often carry social, psychological, …
read moreDiscover Why EOY Is an Excellent Time To Have a Colonoscopy
A lot of people recoil at the notion of having a colonoscopy exam. However, did you know that when you get an initial examination, and …
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