Donato Ciaccia, MD
Gastroenterology, Interventional Gastroenterology, Pancreatobiliary Diseases, Hepatology
Dr. Ciaccia is a native of Chicago and received his bachelor's degree from Loyola University in 1985, after which he moved to Wisconsin. He received his medical degree from The Medical College of Wisconsin in 1989. After medical school, he completed his internship and residency in internal medicine and fellowship in gastroenterology at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina from 1989 to 1995. He was on staff at Duke University Hospital from 1995 to 1997 before joining the clinical faculty at Indiana University Medical Center where he practiced from 1997 to 2001. Dr. Ciaccia joined Gastroenterology Associates (now Community Gastroenterology Care) in 2001 and continues to be on the part-time faculty at Indiana University Medical Center. His practice is based at the Community Hospital North office. He is board certified in internal medicine and gastroenterology.
About Donato
Specialties
Gastroenterology
Interventional Gastroenterology
Pancreatobiliary Diseases
Hepatology
Gender
Male
Languages
English
Age groups seen
Teenagers
Adults
Geriatrics
Education
Medical College of Wisconsin
Medical School, Medicine, 1989
Duke University Medical Center
Residency, Internal Medicine, 1992
Duke University Medical Center
Fellowship, Gastroenterology, 1994
American Board of Internal Medicine
Board Certification, Gastroenterology
Patient Reviews
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4.7 out of 5
41 ratings,
9 reviews
5/9/2025
Dr Ciaccia was very helpful and he listened to me. I didn’t feel rushed.
5/2/2025
The visit felt rushed
4/25/2025
The visit this time was very brief but covered everything necessary.
4/22/2025
He was efficient. I like that he was direct and clear. He got to the point, but he wasn't rushing the appointment. He addressed my concerns very well.
3/30/2025
Took his time
Conditions Treated
dilation of sphincter of oddi
endoscopic removal of stone from biliary tract
gallbladder obstruction
pancreatic mass
icterus
pancreatic pseudocyst drainage
spasm of the sphincter of oddi
hepatitis
liver mass
endoscopic ultrasound
enteral stenting
foreign body (esophagus)
bile duct stone
pancreatic steatorrhoea
anoscopy
pancreatic pseudocyst
cholangiocarcinoma
endoscopic dilation of ampulla and biliary duct
polypectomy
biliary duct fistula
hemochromatosis
hyperbilirubinemia
biliary dyskinesia
pancreas cancer
cystadenoma of pancreas
jaundice
pseudocyst
feeding tube placement
cholesterolosis of gallbladder
pancreas head cancer
sclerosing cholangitis
colon stenting
endoscopic insertion of stent into bile duct
endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
gallbladder fistula
needle biopsy of pancreas
pancreas disease
pancreatoscopy
porcelain gallbladder
cholangioscopy
esophageal stent
feeding tube management
pancreatic fistula
spyglass cholangiopancreatoscopy
pancreas tail cancer
pancreatic cyst
abdominal pain
abnormal amylase blood test
achalasia
acute pancreatitis
allergic colitis
allergic esophagitis
allergic gastroenteritis
altered bowel habits
anal fissure
anal fistula
anal pain
anal polyp
anal spasm
anal stenosis
anal ulcer
anorectal disease
anorexia
appetite loss
autoimmune enteropathy
barrett's esophagus
biliary atresia
biliary cirrhosis
biologic therapy for gastrointestinal (gi) diseases
bleeding hemorrhoids
blood in stool
bright red blood per rectum
celiac disease
choking sensation
cholangitis
cholecystitis
cholelithiasis
cholestasis
chronic diarrhea
chronic pancreatitis
cirrhosis
clostridium difficile
colic
colitis
colonic polyps
colonoscopy
constipation
diverticular disease
diverticulitis
diverticulosis
duodenal ulcer
duodenitis
dysmotility
dyspepsia
dysphagia
hyperamylasemia
endoscopy
eosinophilic esophagitis
eructation
esophageal disorder
esophageal mass
esophageal ulcer
esophageal varices
esophagitis
fatty liver
fecal incontinence
feeding problems
flatulence
gallbladder disease
gallbladder polyp
gastric anomaly
gastric ulcer
gastritis
gastroesophageal reflux disease
gastrointestinal bleeding
gastroparesis
giardiasis
gluten sensitivity
helicobacter pylori
hematemesis
hematochezia
hemorrhoids
hemorrhoids with complications
lynch syndrome
hiatal hernia
hydrops of gallbladder
ileitis
ileoscopy
inflammatory bowel disease
intestinal atresia
intestinal obstruction
ogilvie syndrome
intractable vomiting
intussusception
iron deficiency anemia
irritable bowel syndrome
liver disease
malabsorption
malignant neoplasm of liver
malnutrition
meckel diverticulum
melena
nausea
obstipation
odynophagia
pancreatic insufficiency
pancreatitis
peptic ulcer
polyposis syndrome
polyps
portal hypertensive gastropathy
primary biliary cirrhosis
proctosigmoidoscopy
rectal bleeding
rectal fistula
rectal hemorrhage
rectal pain
rectal polyp
regional enteritis
right lower quadrant pain
right upper quadrant pain
rumination syndrome
diarrhea
stomach cancer
stomach cramps
stomach pain
swallowing problem
tenesmus
ulcerative colitis
vomiting
endoscopic mucosal resection
breath testing
endoscopic ampullectomy
anal itching
abnormal stool
abnormal bowel movement
gastrointestinal (gi) cancer screening
digestive disorders
low residue diet
chronic abdominal pain
abnormal liver function blood test
whipple's disease
stomach disorders
Map & Directions
Community Physician Network, Gastroenterology Care
7400 North Shadeland AvenueIndianapolis, IN 46250
Office
317-621-6900