Procedure rules
Colonoscopy, EGD and other procedures booked by room, provider, length and anesthesia block.
GI practices and endoscopy centers
A colonoscopy can fall apart in more ways than most visits: a prep the patient didn’t start, no ride home after sedation, a medication question nobody answered. TurnipCare handles the scheduling around each procedure so fewer get canceled the morning of.
What it handles
Colonoscopy, EGD and other procedures booked by room, provider, length and anesthesia block.
Your prep instructions sent when they matter: the week before, the day before, the morning of.
Patients asked to confirm an escort for after sedation, with time to rebook if they can’t.
Blood thinners, diabetes medications and anything clinical go to your nurses.
Offered to patients waiting for an earlier date.
Patients due for a screening or surveillance colonoscopy brought back.
Example
A patient without a ride, or who hasn’t started prep, means a canceled procedure and an empty room. Finding out two days early leaves time to fix it or fill the slot.

Yes. Your approved instructions go out on the schedule you set, such as a week before, the day before and the morning of.
Yes. Patients are asked ahead of time, and anyone without a ride can rebook before the slot is lost.
They go to your nurses. TurnipCare never tells a patient whether to stop or change a medication.
Yes. The open slot is offered to patients waiting for an earlier date.
Book 30 minutes. Bring a real example from your schedule and we’ll walk through what the agent would do with it.
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