Whats Up? Media Top Docs for 2011

Whats Up? Media Top Docs for 2011
Nearly four decades ago, William A. Cassidy, MD founded Anne Arundel Gastroenterology Associates, P.A. on the principle of meeting the needs of a growing community. The goal was simple. By specializing in the disorders affecting the digestive tract, this group of dedicated physicians would set the standard for gastroenterology care within the community.

With its humble beginnings in Annapolis, this devoted group has grown with the community, and is now pleased to provide care for patients at three convenient locations. The expectation they have set with their patients is that of high quality healthcare with a gentle touch. They are building relationships that will last a lifetime.

These expert physicians are capable of treating digestive disorders, which include but are not limited to colon and rectal disease, ulcers and stomach disorders, colitis, Chrohn’s disease as well as liver and pancreatic disease. Each of the Board certified gastroenterologists regularly perform procedures to correct any one of these issues. However, the real passion of this group is to steadily prevent the spread of colorectal cancer with early detection through screenings.

AAGA is proud to salute three of our expert physicians chosen by the community as Top Docs for 2011 according to Whats Up? Media:

Anthony J. Calabrese, MD, FACG who has served our troops
as Chief of Gastroenterology at Andrews Air Force Base. He was
also president of the medical staff at AAMC. His expertise is
extraordinary within the field. In addition, you may see him playing the sax and clarinet in a popular big band or out on the Bay fishing.

Suzanne L. Sankey, MD is Board Certified in Internal Medicine
and Gastroenterology. A compassionate, sensitive and enthusiastic physician; she is a leader among her peers in promoting women’s health issues in the field of gastroenterology.

Charles J. Cattano, MD, FACP, FACG, AGAF, is often called
upon by universities and pharmaceutical firms to speak on his
cutting-edge treatment of liver and GI Tract diseases. His high
level of care is remarkable. He successfully practices both adult
and pediatric gastroenterology, while being the Chief of Medicine
at AAMC.

As the community evolves, AAGA will look for additional ways to serve this ever changing populace. They will continue to provide a safe, caring and compassionate environment in which patients are actively accommodated and offered the most appropriate medical care.