Dr. Salvatore Senzatimore, Jr., MD has practiced gastroenterology in South Florida for over two decades — board-certified, fellowship-trained at Jackson Memorial, and named a Top Doctor in Palm Beach County. From a first screening colonoscopy to the long, patient work of managing Crohn's disease, the practice keeps one promise: unhurried, evidence-led care, delivered close to home on North Olive Avenue.
About the Doctor
Dr. Senzatimore trained at New York Medical College, completed residency at Jackson Memorial Hospital, and finished his gastroenterology fellowship there in turn. He is board-certified in gastroenterology and has been recognized repeatedly by Palm Beach Illustrated as a Top Doctor — most recently in 2021.
The clinic on North Olive Avenue was built around a simple conviction: that the gut deserves a careful listener before it deserves a scope. Every first visit runs long. Every follow-up begins with the patient, not the chart. Diagnostic studies, endoscopic procedures, infusion therapy, and colorectal surgery are all coordinated under one roof — so a single phone call moves the whole case forward.
Patients in West Palm Beach and the surrounding counties come to the practice for everything from routine colon-cancer screening to the long, layered management of Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, fatty liver, and chronic reflux. Most leave with a plan written in plain English — and a number to call when something changes.
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Procedures & Pricing
Indicative self-pay pricing is listed below for the most common procedures. Most insured patients pay considerably less; our front-office team will verify your benefits and give you a written estimate before any visit. Prices are in U.S. dollars and include facility, professional, and anesthesia fees where applicable.
The single most effective tool we have against colon cancer. Recommended for every adult beginning at age 45, with a thorough prep kit, pre-procedure call, and same-day results from our on-site pathology partner.
For reflux, dysphagia, ulcers, and persistent indigestion. Biopsy included when indicated.
A shorter, focused exam of the lower colon — often used for targeted bleeding follow-up.
Detailed imaging of the pancreas, bile ducts, and rectal wall for staging and complex diagnostics.
Therapeutic exam of the bile and pancreatic ducts — stone removal, stent placement, drainage.
A pill-camera exam of the small intestine — ideal for obscure bleeding and Crohn's follow-up.
On-site biologic infusions for IBD, Crohn's, and ulcerative colitis in a private suite.
When a case calls for surgery, our colorectal surgeons operate at Baptist Health Endoscopy Center at Flagler and Good Samaritan Medical Center. A specialty pharmacy and full imaging suite sit beside the practice — prescriptions, contrast studies, and follow-up imaging handled without sending you across town.
Conditions Treated — A Partial List
Hours & Location
The practice is on the ground floor of 1117 N. Olive Avenue, with patient parking entrance on the east side of the building. Procedure locations — Baptist Health Endoscopy Center at Flagler and Good Samaritan Medical Center — are confirmed at the time of scheduling.
Eastern Time · Walk-ins by appointment only
Tell us a little about what brings you in. Our front-office team will call you within one business day to confirm a time, verify insurance, and send any prep forms through the patient portal.
Inside the Practice
The West Palm Beach location houses consultation suites, an on-site infusion center, a specialty pharmacy, and imaging — so most of your care happens under one roof. Procedures are performed at our partner ambulatory surgery centers a short drive away.