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Naples Comprehensive Health (NCH) has implemented the GI Genius AI platform to enhance colonoscopy procedures and support earlier detection of colorectal cancer. The system provides real time analysis during procedures, helping gastroenterologists identify subtle polyps and abnormalities that might otherwise be missed, and has increased polyp detection rates by nearly 14 percent. This technology reinforces

At NCH, Dr. Robert Palmer, pediatric orthopedic surgeon, and Dr. Nick Clark, orthopedic spine surgeon at HSS at NCH, are advancing care for young athletes with pars fractures by combining robotic technology with targeted bone grafting, offering a minimally invasive alternative to traditional spinal fusion. Using the Globus robotic system, they can precisely place screws

NCH is raising the bar for colorectal cancer prevention with Artificial intelligence powered care. At NCH, advanced artificial intelligence is now enhancing colonoscopy procedures—giving physicians an added layer of precision in detecting polyps and other abnormalities before they turn deadly. Using the GI Genius™ AI system, NCH gastroenterologists receive real-time support during colonoscopies, as the

NCH is redefining what’s possible in heart care. At NCH Rooney Heart Institute, innovation met urgency when a Naples woman arrived with a massive heart attack and two life-threatening holes in her heart—conditions that carry a mortality risk of more than 90%. Using newly implemented in-house 3D printing technology, NCH physicians created an exact, millimeter-accurate

Naples Comprehensive Health is launching a $350 million project to build a four‑story, 156,000‑square‑foot women’s and children’s pavilion on the NCH North Hospital campus in partnership with Nicklaus Children’s Hospital. The project includes creating a level III neonatal intensive care unit to support very premature and critically ill newborns, addressing the growing need for advanced

NCH North announced plans for a $300 million Van Domelen Pavilion for Women and Children in partnership with Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, expanding access to specialized, family-centered care in Collier County. The four-story pavilion, to be built above the existing emergency departments, will include labor and delivery services, operating rooms, an expanded higher-level NICU, and increased

NCH, in collaboration with Nicklaus Children’s Hospital, announced a major expansion of women’s and children’s healthcare in Collier County, made possible by a generous gift from the Bill and Julia Van Domelen Foundation. The initiative includes the launch of the Van Domelen Institute for Women and Children and plans for a new four-story pavilion at