Evaluation by one of our Anesthesia Providers

After your surgery, delivery, or procedure you will be billed for the professional service of your anesthesia provider just like your surgeon or family practitioner.  The medications and equipment used will be charged separately by the hospital.

Your anesthesia provider administers medications through the IV in your vein to:

1) Induce Sleep

2) Provide Analgesia 

In the majority of general anesthesia cases a breathing device is placed  after you are asleep to keep your airway open.  This often makes your throat scratchy after surgery. 

Your anesthesia provider uses a, non-opioid, numbing medicine that blocks the pain signal to:

1) Provide Analgesia 

Depending on your surgery or procedure sedative medications can be given through the IV in your vein to: 

2) Induce Sleep

You will breath on your own without the assistance of an airway device

Your anesthesia provider administers medications through the IV in your vein to:

1) Induce Sleep

2) Provide Analgesia 

MAC anesthesia can vary from receiving a deep sedation to being comfortably awake while monitored based on your specific medical history and the procedure being performed

PreMedication

Continously monitored