Surgery

Surgery is a branch of medicine that involves treating diseases or injuries by adjusting or removing organs, tissues or bones. Surgery includes both necessary procedures, like cardiac surgery, or elective procedures, such as joint replacement.

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Surgeons in Lake City

At HCA Florida Lake City Hospital, we offer you high-quality surgical care in a caring and compassionate environment.

Surgery can be stressful, and that's why our board-certified surgeons, registered nurses and support staff will be here for you every step of the way. It is always our goal to use the least invasive method possible to get you back to full health quickly. Our doctors use advanced robotic technology and minimally invasive techniques for both inpatient and outpatient surgeries.

Our surgical treatment program

If a condition requires surgery, we provide access to surgeons within a variety of medical specialties.

Surgical services

Surgery is the medical treatment of diseases or injuries with instruments used to influence the body. Surgery is used to correct injuries and improve function as a medical necessity or on an elective basis, including some plastic surgery procedures.

Surgical specialties

We offer:

Breast surgery
Cardiovascular surgery
Gastrointestinal and colorectal surgery
Gynecologic Surgery
Orthopedic surgery
Urologic surgery

Types of surgery

We offer both traditional and minimally invasive surgical procedures.

Minimally invasive surgery

Whenever possible, we use minimally invasive surgical techniques such as endoscopy, laparoscopy and robot-assisted surgery. These surgeries can often be outpatient procedures. Minimally invasive surgery offers patients many benefits compared to traditional surgery, including:

Fewer scars
Less postoperative pain
Shorter hospital stay
Shorter recovery time
Smaller incisions

Robotic surgery

Robotic surgery allows our surgeons to perform complex surgeries with extreme accuracy and only a few small incisions.

During robot-assisted surgery, the doctor controls the robotic system for the entire procedure. Their hand movements are translated into small, very precise movements of tiny instruments inside of the body.