Surgery & Surgeon Staff

Our surgery suites are designed to handle a variety of inpatient and outpatient procedures. We realize the importance of high quality care at a reasonable cost and we offer outpatient surgery whenever possible.

Our surgical suite contains two full operating rooms. Our operating rooms are state-of-the-art, with the absolute latest in technology.

A variety of surgical procedures available include the following, but are not limited to:

EAR, NOSE & THROAT Adenoidectomy; Tonsillectomy; PE Tubes
GENERAL SURGERY Appendectomy (open & laparoscopic); Breast Biopsy, Mastectomy, Sentinel Node Biopsy (breast); Bowel Resection; Diagnostic Laparoscopy; Fisulectomies; Hemorrhoidectomy; Hernia Repair (open & laparoscopic); Cholecystectomy (laparoscopic); Nissen Fundoplication (laparoscopic); Pilondial Cyst Debridement; Port Placements; Temporal Artery Biopsy; Thyroidectomy; Vein Surgeries (VNSU
OB/ GYN C-Sections; D & C; Hysterectomy (abdominal & vaginal); Hysteroscopy; LEEP procedure; Novasure/Tubal Ligations (laparoscopic, sterilization); Endometrial Oblation
OPHTHALMOLOGY Cataracts; Yag Laser
ORTHOPEDICS Endoscopic/ Carpal Release; Hardware removal (screw implants); Trigger Finger Release; Knee Arthroplasty (partial and total); Shoulder surgeries (open & arthroscopic); Rotator Cuff Repairs
PODIATRY Bunionectomies (hammer toes); Hardware removal (screw implants); Neuroma removal
UROLOGY Bladder Suspension; Cystoscopy/ TURBT/ TURP/Stent; Circumcisions; Hydrocelectomy/ Spermatocelectomy

To view our staff involved with surgery, click here.

One way your can help lower your risk for surgery is to talk with a member of the surgical care team. Your care team includes your surgeon, your anesthetist and your nurses. We want you to be an informed patient which should result in a shorter, and safer hospital stay. Here are some suggested topics that you should address with your surgical team:

Tell your provider or specialty physician about other medical problems you may have, such as allergies or diabetes. These problems could affect your surgery and treatment.
Patients who smoke are more prone to infections and delayed surgical healing. If you are interested in quitting, your provider can help you with a smoking cessation program.
If you are taking anticoagulation therapy, it is very important to talk about this prior to your surgery.
If you do not see them do so, ask your care team members to wash their hands before examining you.
Speak up if you have questions or concerns. If you don�t understand, ask again. It�s your body and you have a right to know!


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