Our
Surgical Services department is one of the finest in the region. The Operating Room (OR), Post Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU), Outpatient Surgery (OPS), and the Gastro Intestinal (GI) Lab combine to provide you with the very best in surgical care. Renovated in 1998, the Surgical Services Department contains four major operating rooms equipped with the very latest in technology. Additionally, there are two rooms for minor surgeries such as cataract removal and cystoscopes. The PACU unit features eleven beds for recovery as well as an isolation room. We can handle most all of your surgical needs, including:
General Surgery - Surgical care of chest, abdomen, and vascular system.
Orthopedics - Surgical care of bones, muscles, joints
Obstetrics - Surgical newborn delivery
Gynecology - Surgical care of female reproductive system
ENT - Surgical care of the ear, nose, and throat
Ophthalmic - Surgical care of the eyes
Urology - Surgical care of urinary system and the male reproductive system, including Lithotripsy
Gastroenterology - Surgical and non-surgical treatment of the digestive system
Podiatry - Surgical care of the feet
Vascular - Surgical care of the circulatory system
Plastic - Cosmetic and reconstructive surgery
Our
Anesthesiology Services feature the latest in anesthesia services and pain management.
The current
Outpatient Surgery Department opened in 1997. It includes fifteen private treatment areas for same-day surgery procedures and eight private rooms to allow patients to recover from more lengthy procedures such as cardiac catheterization or chemotherapy. It also includes three gastroenterology suites and a bronchoscopy suite. In addition to caring for surgical patients, our nursing staff in the Outpatient Surgery Department is trained to provide:
- Intravenous
- Therapy
- Rhogam Administration
- Uretheral Catheterization
- Chemotherapy Administration
- Bone Marrow Biopsy
- Liver Biopsy
- Bronchoscopy Recovery
- Phlebotomy
The
Gastrointestinal (GI) Lab provides services used in the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the digestive tract. The digestive tract is traditionally separated into sections (organs): mouth and pharynx; esophagus; stomach; duodenum; small bowel (small intestine); and, colon (large intestine) and rectum. Attached to the digestive tube (at the duodenum) are two other very important digestive organs - the liver (with its drainage system, the biliary tree) and the pancreas. Our nurses are specially trained in the related GI Lab procedures and work hand in hand with gastroenterologists and internists to bring you the very best in treatment.