You deserve a real answer
and a clear path forward.

A simple screening — you've already taken the first step.

If you've been reached out to by GI Associates or CaseSherpa, it means your care team identified that you may benefit from learning more about fecal incontinence treatment options. You'll be invited to answer a short, confidential screening questionnaire — just a few straightforward questions about your symptoms.

There's no pressure and no commitment. The questionnaire simply helps determine whether a free consultation would be valuable for you.

A free, no-obligation telehealth visit with a CaseSherpa Nurse Practitioner.

If your screening suggests you may be a candidate for treatment, you'll be scheduled for a complimentary telehealth visit with one of CaseSherpa's Nurse Practitioners — clinicians with years of specialized experience in fecal incontinence and the procedures used to treat it.

This visit happens from the comfort of your home. It's completely free, and there is absolutely no obligation to move forward with anything discussed.

We take the time to educate you — completely and honestly.

There's no rushing you toward a decision. Your Nurse Practitioner will walk you through what fecal incontinence is, why it happens, and what modern treatment looks like — including a minimally invasive diagnostic test procedure that gives your care team a much clearer picture of what's causing your symptoms.

You'll leave this visit understanding your options, what the process looks like, what recovery involves, and what outcomes look like for people in similar situations. Knowledge is the foundation of a confident decision.

Take your time — your CaseSherpa team is here when you're ready.

After your telehealth visit, the decision is entirely yours. CaseSherpa's clinical staff will follow up with you, answer any remaining questions, and gently support you through the process of deciding whether to proceed — at your own pace and on your own timeline.

If you're not ready, that's completely okay. We document everything for your GI provider and keep the door open for whenever you'd like to re-engage. There's no expiration date on learning more.

Ready to move forward? We handle everything from here.

If you decide you'd like to proceed with the diagnostic test procedure, CaseSherpa takes care of the scheduling coordination, benefits verification, and all pre-procedure preparation. Our clinical team keeps you informed at every step so you always know what's happening and what comes next.

A new kind of diagnostic test — minimally invasive and performed right here at GI Associates.

The procedure is called a Percutaneous Nerve Evaluation, or PNE. It's a brief, minimally invasive test performed in the procedure suite at GI Associates — no hospital stay required.

A trained CaseSherpa Nurse Practitioner — who specializes in this exact procedure — will be present for your procedure day. The test evaluates how your nerves respond, which helps determine whether a longer-term treatment would be effective for you. It's a smarter, more targeted diagnostic process that is currently underutilized in traditional GI care — and CaseSherpa is changing that.

After your procedure, we stay close.

CaseSherpa will follow up with you after your procedure with a telehealth visit to discuss how you're feeling, review your results, and talk through what the test showed. Your GI provider is kept fully informed throughout.

Whether your results point clearly toward a next step or require more discussion, you'll never be left wondering what to do. Our clinical staff provides continuous guidance and support — through every outcome.

For patients who want to go further: a permanent solution may be possible.

If your PNE results show a significant improvement in your symptoms — typically 50% or more — you may be a strong candidate for Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM), a small implantable device that provides long-term relief from fecal incontinence.

CaseSherpa will walk you through what this option looks like, answer every question, and connect you with the appropriate specialists to discuss whether a full implant is right for you. There is no pressure — only clear information and a team that genuinely wants the best outcome for you.