Hours of Operation

Clinic Hours:
M/T/Thu (12:30pm-5pm),
Wed (7am-5pm)

Endoscopy Hours:
M/T/Thu (7am-12:45pm),
Fri (7am-2pm)

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Phone & Fax

p 919.870.1311
f 919.881.0822

New & Existing Patients

Two way text us anytime!

919-870-1311

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2011 Falls Valley Dr.
Suite 106
Raleigh NC 27615

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Congratulations to GIH Office Manager, Amy Slater!

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