
Idaho Gastroenterology Associates is proud to announce that Boise Endoscopy Center has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the 2026 Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers for Colonoscopy & Endoscopy.
This national recognition highlights high-performing outpatient facilities that demonstrate strong results in patient safety and clinical outcomes.
For its 2026 rankings, U.S. News & World Report evaluated 4,421 ambulatory surgery centers nationwide, recognizing 911 facilities across four medical specialties. The evaluation considered important measures of patient safety, including complications, emergency department visits, and hospital admissions following procedures.
A Commitment to Quality Digestive Care
At IGA, providing safe, high-quality, patient-centered digestive healthcare is at the heart of what we do.
This recognition reflects the dedication of our physicians, nurses, and entire clinical team, who work together to ensure patients receive exceptional care throughout their experience, from preparation and check-in through their procedure and recovery.
As an outpatient endoscopy center, Boise Endoscopy Center provides important diagnostic and preventive procedures, including colonoscopies and upper endoscopies, helping patients take a proactive approach to their digestive health.
Proud to Serve the Treasure Valley
We are honored to receive this national recognition and grateful to the patients who trust our team with their care.
As IGA continues to serve the growing Treasure Valley community, our commitment remains the same: providing accessible, compassionate, high-quality digestive healthcare close to home.
Congratulations to our Boise Endoscopy Center team on this well-deserved recognition!
View Boise Endoscopy Center’s recognition from U.S. News & World Report
If your insurance requires a referral or prior authorization, our billing office will make every effort to obtain it before services are rendered. If you choose to proceed without required authorization, insurance may deny coverage. If you are a Medicare patient, you may be asked to sign an Advanced Beneficiary Notice (ABN) acknowledging financial responsibility if insurance does not pay. If you are enrolled in a commercial insurance plan you will be asked to sign a non-covered services form.