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What to Expect From Anesthesia at an Outpatient Surgery Center

Patients tend to ask their questions in a predictable order. What does the surgery involve. How long is recovery. Will I be able to drive. And then, s...

Colonoscopy Screening Guidelines: When Should You Get Your First One?

The reminder usually arrives sideways. A line at the bottom of a visit summary, or your doctor glancing at your chart and saying, almost in passing, t...

How to Manage Nerves Before Outpatient Surgery

Feeling nervous in the days before surgery doesn't mean something is wrong with you, and it doesn't mean you're not ready. It's one of the most common...

Why You Need Someone With You After Same-Day Surgery

It's easy to focus all your attention on the surgery itself and forget about the ride home. But if you're having outpatient surgery, that ride, and ha...

Can You Drive After Outpatient Surgery? What Patients Should Know

You've made it through surgery, you're feeling more alert by the minute in the recovery area, and someone has just handed you your clothes. The natura...

What to Wear to Outpatient Surgery: A Simple Patient Guide

Surgery day has a way of producing a surprisingly long mental checklist: did you follow the fasting instructions, did you arrange a ride, did you reme...

What Physicians Look for in a High-Quality Ambulatory Surgery Center

Physicians want an ambulatory surgery center that supports safe procedures, clear communication, efficient scheduling, and a smoother experience for p...

Carpal Tunnel Surgery: Why It’s Often Done Outpatient

Carpal tunnel syndrome can make everyday tasks frustrating. Typing, driving, opening jars, gripping a cup, using tools, or even sleeping comfortably c...