Our surgical treatments and services
Our surgeons use advanced technology to offer a variety of surgical services in many different specialties, including:
Our surgical specialties
Scheduled procedures are performed Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 7:00pm. Emergency procedures are performed as needed, 24 hours a day. Our surgical services include:
- Colon and rectal surgery for digestive and colorectal conditions
- Endoscopy and GI procedures for digestive health
- General surgery, including minimally invasive procedures
- Gynecologic surgery and women’s surgical care
- Hand surgery
- Orthopedic surgery, including joint replacement and sports medicine
- Pain management and interventional pain procedures
- Plastic and reconstructive surgery
- Podiatric surgery and foot care
- Spine surgery for back and neck conditions
- Urologic surgery and urology care
- Vascular surgery for vein and artery conditions
Robotic surgery
Robot-assisted surgery allows the surgeon to perform a procedure through one or more small incisions, using a small video camera and thin instruments. The surgeon controls the robotic arms from an operating console, just feet away. With state-of-the-art technology, the surgeon can view the procedure through a video monitor providing a magnified view of the surgical site.
Most robot-assisted procedures are completed under general anesthesia and result in less recovery time for patients.
Complete care throughout your surgical experience
We are here to provide compassionate, full-service surgical care. When possible, we encourage you to get to know your surgeon prior to surgery, so you are familiar with the person performing your procedure.
Preoperative and postoperative care
In addition to getting acquainted with your surgeon and receiving preoperative instructions, your doctor may also order preoperative testing to determine the best plan for surgery. This may include routine blood tests, electrocardiography (EKG) or X-rays tests and a visit from an anesthesiologist. Preoperative testing is normally scheduled a few days prior to surgery.
You will also be provided with surgery-specific and general postoperative care instructions.
In addition to getting acquainted with your surgeon and receiving preoperative instructions, your doctor may also order preoperative testing to determine the best plan for surgery. This may include routine blood tests, electrocardiography (EKG) or X-rays tests and a visit from an anesthesiologist. Preoperative testing is normally scheduled a few days prior to surgery.
You will also be provided with surgery-specific and general postoperative care instructions.