Meet Our Providers

Daniel Schoenborn, DO

Dr. Schoenborn grew up in Livonia, Michigan, outside of Detroit. He moved to Columbus for the warmer weather and southern charm to raise a family with great educational opportunities. He treats every patient as a unique individual. This approach to patient care allows him to better understand the nature of their medical complaints or troubles and how it impacts their daily lives.

Dr. Schoenborn married his high school sweetheart. They are raising four children, one boy and three girls. The girls are all active in volleyball and his son is a competitive gamer. When not working he enjoys spending time with his family — they are active in their children’s extracurricular activities. He considers himself a sports fanatic and is a diehard Michigan State University Spartan Alumnus.

Education

  • Fellowship — Gastroenterology: Botsford General Hospital, 2011
  • Internship/Residency — Botsford General Hospital, 2008
  • Medical Degree — Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2005

Carter Wallace, MD

Dr. Wallace is a native Columbusite and is excited to move back home after completing his medical training in Birmingham. He believes that it is a privilege to practice medicine. Patients and their families deserve an advocate who will take time to listen and understand their concerns to develop the best treatment plan possible. When Dr. Wallace is not in the office or at the hospital, he enjoys cooking, traveling and spending time with his wife, Molly, and their three children.

Education

  • Pediatric Gastroenterology — University of Alabama at Birmingham, 2022
  • Pediatric Residency — University of Alabama at Birmingham, 2018
  • Medical School — Mercer University School of Medicine, 2015
  • Undergraduate — Furman University, 2005

Mark Fortson, MD

Office Hours
Tuesday – Thursday 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Dr. Fortson is a Georgia native with over 40 years of experience in the medical field. He has extensive experience in Pancreatic Disease, Liver Disease and Esophageal Disorders.

After officially retiring in 2021, Dr. Fortson has returned to the field that he loves so much to work part time with Southeastern Gastroenterology. While Dr. Fortson will see patients in the office and do procedures in our Endoscopy Center, he will not round on patients in the hospital. If hospitalized, the other talented members of our team will take great care of you

 

Education

  • Fellowship, Gastroenterology — Medical College of Georgia
  • Internal Medicine Residency — University of Iowa Hospital
  • Medical School — Emory University School of Medicine
  • Undergraduate — University of Georgia

Humberto Rios, MD

Dr. Humberto Rios was born and raised in Venezuela. After becoming a licensed gastroenterologist in 1996 and working in his private practice, he partially moved to the US with his wife and daughters in search of a better life in 2010. Five years later, he closed his medical practice and finalized his migration, establishing residence in Florida.

His passion for the medical field led him to re-study internal medicine and gastroenterology after being a practicing physician for over 20 years in a different country. After his daughters moved to other states to advance in their professional careers, he and his wife decided to look for a charm-filled and quiet place where they could live and continue caring for his patients.

When Dr. Rios is not in the office, he enjoys spending time with his family, outdoor activities such as hiking, and spending time with his pet Yorkie.

Dr. Rios will be available to see new patients November 2023!

Education

  • Medical School — Experimental National University Francisco de Miranda (UNEFM)
  • Larkin Community Hospital – Internal Medicine Residency
  • Larkin Community Hospital — Fellowship, Gastroenterology

Advanced Practitioners

Tiffany Brush, NP