Guide to Outpatient Services


  • Eating and Drinking
  • For a morning operation, do not eat or drink
    anything after midnight.
  • For an afternoon operation, you may only drink clear
    liquid (no milk) between midnight and 7 a.m. the day
    of your operation

  • Clothing
  • Wear comfortable clothing that you can easily
    change. You may come and go in pajamas, robe, and
    slippers.
  • Please bathe the morning of your surgery and wear
    fresh clothing.

  • Valuables
  • Please leave all jewelry and valuables at home.

  • Someone to accompany you
stay there until your surgery is completed. He or she will be
responsible for your possessions and provide your
transportation home when you are will be responsible for your
possessions and discharged.
provide your transportation home when you are
discharged.

  • Recovery Room
  • If you have a general anesthetic or a significant
    amount of sedation, you will be taken to the
    recovery room after your surgery. After a sufficient
    recovery period, you will be transferred to our short
    stay unit.

  • At Home After Your Surgery
  • It is very important that you follow your doctor’s
    orders regarding your diet, rest, and medication.
  • Unless you are otherwise directed, drink clear
    liquids only for the first six (6) hours after your
    surgery. Then, if you have tolerated liquids well, it is
    safe to add progressively to your intake so that by
    the next day, you may resume a normal diet.
  • It is normal to feel a little dizzy and sleepy for
    several hours after your operation. Do not drive,
    operate equipment, sign any important papers, or
    make any significant decisions until the next day.

Admissions

Insurance

Laboratory

Radiology

Physical Therapy

Nutritional Support Services

Respiratory Therapy
Specialty Physician Clinics
 
 
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