From Kit to Program: A Practical Blueprint for High-Yield Breath Testing
Most GI groups don’t have a breath-testing problem. They have a breath-testing program problem. Kits get ordered. Curves come back,…
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Most GI groups don’t have a breath-testing problem. They have a breath-testing program problem. Kits get ordered. Curves come back,…
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The transition from in-office to at-home breath testing was relatively seamless with CDI. It was very easy to order the testing online, and the results were reliably returned to me electronically. Many of my patients appreciated the ability to complete this testing at home, especially when the pandemic was at its worst.

The implementation of breath testing has been a major improvement in patient care for our practice. Bloating is an extremely common and frustrating complaint from patients that we can now provide an answer for in many cases.

Breath testing has been hugely beneficial for my practice for many years. It allows me to help patients who have seen multiple doctors without finding the cause of their problems, and who continue to struggle with digestive dysfunction.

It can be challenging to diagnose IBS-D and malabsorption in a busy clinical practice. Having an objective marker to diagnose and reassure the patient and provider is a great asset in my practice. It also helps me to manage the condition by using appropriate treatment.









