Jiro will use real-world practice context to surface the ACG guidelines and journal content most relevant to each gastroenterologist.

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Jiro Health, the Practice Intelligence platform for clinicians, today announced a content agreement with the American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) that will bring ACG guidelines and journal content into the platform. Jiro will use real-world practice data to surface the ACG evidence most relevant to each gastroenterologist based on the patients they treat, the procedures they perform and the clinical questions they ask.

ACG content will expand Jiro’s growing foundation of authoritative medical literature, which includes content from NEJM Group and ASCO‘s JCO family of journals.

Gastroenterology spans chronic disease management, rapidly evolving therapies and complex procedures. Two gastroenterologists may share a specialty while treating different patient populations and confronting very different clinical questions. The evidence most relevant to each can differ significantly.

“Knowing someone is a gastroenterologist is not enough to reliably supply them the evidence they need,” said Greg Field, CEO of Jiro. “ACG brings the evidence. Jiro brings the context from real-world practice data.”

“ACG is committed to helping clinicians apply its trusted clinical guidance to the realities of everyday GI practice,” said William D. Chey, MD, MACG, ACG President and Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology at Michigan Medicine. “Jiro creates a new opportunity to provide each clinician with the resources that are most relevant to them based on the patients they see, the procedures they perform, and the questions they encounter every day.”

In Consult, ACG guidance becomes part of a single, cited response that gives clinicians the relevant guideline and source detail, a direct answer to their question, and personalized guidance informed by comparable patients across other practices and patterns within their own.

For example, after pathology confirms that a polyp removed during a colonoscopy was a small adenoma, a gastroenterologist can ask when the patient should undergo another colonoscopy. Consult surfaces the applicable ACG recommendation, shows when comparable patients in other practices undergo their next colonoscopy, and compares those intervals with the physician’s own patterns. Together, they give the physician more than a guideline recommendation: a comprehensive answer they can use to make and explain the decision. 

With every question, Jiro users earn accredited CME through Consult. Recurring questions and evidence gaps also help identify opportunities for future research through the platform. 

“Jiro has already shown me how practice-specific data can surface insights and opportunities I might otherwise miss, from how my financial performance compares with peers to the impact of complex RVU adjustments,” said Matthew Fasullo, DO, an interventional endoscopist and member of Jiro’s Physician Advisory Board. “Bringing ACG’s trusted journal content into Jiro extends that same idea to clinical decisions by connecting the evidence to the patients I treat every day.”

The result is not simply more clinical content. It is a different model for how medical knowledge reaches physicians: one in which the practice itself helps determine what is relevant and trusted evidence arrives with the context to support the decision at hand.

Jiro is available at www.jirohealth.com, in the Apple App Store and on Google Play. It is free for every verified clinician in the United States.

About Jiro

Jiro is a public benefit corporation building a new intelligence layer for clinicians and their practices. Our mission is to improve the quality and accessibility of clinical care and research in the United States by returning real-world data to the clinicians who create it. Learn more at www.jirohealth.com. 

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