Anesthesiology Services

After registering with the front desk, a nurse will escort you to the pre-operative area. After changing into a patient gown and robe a short medical history will be taken and reviewed by a physician Anesthesiologist. During that time the Anesthesiologist will discuss with you the alternative anesthesia methods appropriate to your surgery or procedure. You are encouraged to discuss any questions or concerns with your physician or anesthesia provider on the day of the procedure.

Once a course of action has been agreed upon by you and the Anesthesiologist, the pre-operative nurse will ask for your signature on an Anesthesiology consent form. You are encouraged to read the consent carefully as it confirms your understanding of the procedure and possible risks/complications.

Click on the links below to learn more about Anesthesiology

• [ Patient Education ]
• [ Anesthesia and You ]
• [ Anesthesia for Ambulatory Surgery ]
• [ The Senior Citizen as a Patient ]
• [ When Your Child Needs Anesthesia ]

Click on the link below to learn more about Ambulatory Surgery Centers and how they are leading the drive to lower costs, improve safety, decrease infection rates and bring back the personal touch to medical care.

• [ Anesthesia for Ambulatory Surgery ]

Because our physician Anesthesiology providers are independent practitioners you can expect to receive a bill for any charges or balances not paid by insurance. Please contact the respective business office for any questions regarding Anesthesiology services.