In most cases no testing is needed. We will need to know any allergies you have and the reaction, medications and herbal drugs that you take, your previous surgical history, ...

You must make arrangements for a responsible adult to take you home and to stay with you for several hours after the procedure. We will need to verify this information in ...

General information: A colonoscopy is an endoscopic procedure that visually examines the entire colon. The preparation is with an oral solution that removes waste from the colon. The inside of the ...

We will have you arrive between 30 and 45 minutes before the scheduled time of your procedure. You will register at the front desk and sign papers giving your consent to ...

When you are in the pre-op area a nurse will take your vital signs. An IV will be started and you will meet with the physician who will review your history ...

Once in the procedure room, your physician and a nurse will be personally responsible for your comfort and well being throughout the entire procedure. They will monitor your blood pressure, EKG ...

After the procedure, you will be taken to the recovery room where specially trained nurses will care for you. In most cases you will have little to no discomfort. Your doctor ...

You may be discharged as soon as you are able to tolerate sitting up and your vital signs are stable. Depending on the type of sedation used, this can be as ...

Be prepared to go home and finish your recovery. You may feel the after effects of the sedation including drowsiness, dizziness, and forgetfulness. You may have nausea and vomiting but this ...

In order to assure proper billing, be sure to bring your insurance card and driver’s license on the day of your procedure. It is important that we have accurate demographic information ...

The center accepts cash, money order, cashiers check, personal checks, MasterCard, Visa, Discover Card or American Express.

An Advanced Directive is a legal valid document, which would allow you to communicate to others your preferences concerning your medical treatment in the event you could not do so on ...

In most cases no testing is needed. We will need to know any allergies you have and the reaction, medications and herbal drugs that you take, your previous surgical history, your ...

You must make arrangements for a responsible adult to take you home and to stay with you for several hours after the procedure. We will need to verify this information in ...

General Information: An upper endoscopy is also known as an EGD (Esophagog astroduodenoscopy). This procedure uses a fiber optic instrument that is placed through the mouth into the stomach ...

We will have you arrive between 30 and 45 minutes before the scheduled time of your procedure. You will register at the front desk and sign papers giving your consent to ...

When you are in the pre-op area a nurse will take your vital signs. An IV will be started and you will meet with the physician who will review your history ...

Once in the procedure room, your physician and a nurse will be personally responsible for your comfort and well being throughout the entire procedure. They will monitor your blood pressure, EKG ...

After the procedure, you will be taken to the recovery room where specially trained nurses will care for you. In most cases you will have little to no discomfort. Your doctor ...

You may be discharged as soon as you are able to tolerate sitting up and your vital signs are stable. Depending on the type of sedation used, this can be as ...

Be prepared to go home and finish your recovery. You may feel the after effects of the sedation including drowsiness, dizziness, and forgetfulness. You may have nausea and vomiting but this ...

Remember the focus of the procedure is on you, the patient. Please feel free to ask questions! Your experience will be easier if you know what you should expect.

In order to assure proper billing, be sure to bring your insurance card and driver’s license on the day of your procedure. It is important that we have accurate demographic information ...

The center accepts cash, money order, cashiers check, personal checks, MasterCard, Visa, Discover Card or American Express.

An Advanced Directive is a legal valid document, which would allow you to communicate to others your preferences concerning your medical treatment in the event you could not do so on ...

You have the right to: Quality care and treatment. Be treated with respect and dignity ...