Sanjiv Sood M.D. Gastroenterology
3060 Mitchellville Road, Suite 102, Bowie, MD 20716
Phone: 301-249-8440
Fax: 301-249-8441
Greenbelt Ambulatory Surgery Center
7809 Belle Point Drive
Greenbelt MD 20770
Rockville Ambulatory Surgery Center
11400 Rockville Pike
Rockville MD 20852
“I have been going to Dr. Sood for over six years. I really like the way he spends time with you, to make sure you understand what is going on with your health. I have recommended him to all of my friends and three of my siblings goes to him. Yes, you have to pay your co-pay in cash; however, being a good and attentive doctor out weighs that to me. I'm there about my life, health and being proactive for a good quality of life. I'm pleased with him and his staff.”
“Exceptional doctor, that listens and cares for his patients. The staff was professional and handles all our international both in person and over the phone really well. The only slow thing is the insurance coordinators seemed to be outsourced so sometimes that could take time to get pre-authorization/coverage. Great office if your plan is in network or you are cash pay.”
“I had got my colonoscopy+endoscopy done by Dr Sanjiv Sood. He is a highly professional gastroenterologist. Both procedures were completed and my report was given to me immediately. All the nursing staff were very professional and excellent. I have referred him to all my social circle.”
“Been going here for over 30 years nothing negative to say about him or his staff. Very caring and excellent doctor. A+ grade for me.”
“Excellent care, follow up and staff!”
“I had a wonderful experience with Dr. Sood. He explained everything to me regarding the procedure and what to expect post-surgery.”
Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States, behind only lung cancer. The National Cancer Institute estimates that 152,810 people in the United States received a diagnosis of colon or rectal cancer in 2024, and approximately 53,010 died of it.
SIBO Awareness Day takes place on April 8th to raise patient and practitioner awareness of Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO), a commonly misdiagnosed disorder.
IBS Awareness Month is listed on the U.S. National Health Observances calendar. If you have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), you are not alone – IBS is common with prevalence estimated at 5% to 10%. Yet many people remain undiagnosed and unaware that their symptoms indicate a medically recognized disorder.
During the month of August, IFFGD works to focus attention on important health messages about gastroparesis diagnosis, treatment, and quality of life issues. The goals include improving understanding of gastroparesis to help patients and families manage the condition, and encouraging preventive strategies.
