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Coordinated surgical care for selected procedures designed to support safe preparation, efficient treatment, monitored recovery, and a smooth transition home when appropriate.
The Ambulatory Surgical Unit at Nazarenus Hospital provides a dedicated setting for selected surgical procedures that may be completed without an overnight hospital stay when medically appropriate.
Our team works closely with surgeons, anesthesiology personnel, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to coordinate each stage of the patient’s care, from pre-operative preparation and the procedure itself to recovery monitoring and discharge instructions.
Every patient’s needs are different. The attending surgeon and healthcare team determine whether ambulatory surgery is appropriate based on the planned procedure, the patient’s health, and their condition before and after surgery.
Ambulatory surgery, also known as outpatient or same-day surgery, refers to selected surgical procedures in which an appropriate patient may return home after the procedure and recovery period rather than remain admitted overnight. Some patients may still require additional observation or hospital admission depending on their condition and recovery.
The process involves more than the operation itself. Patients undergo appropriate preparation before surgery, receive care from the surgical team during the procedure, and are monitored during recovery before discharge is considered.
Patients complete the required medical evaluation, instructions, tests, and other preparations determined by the surgeon and healthcare team.
The planned procedure is performed by the appropriate surgical team with supporting nursing, anesthesia, and clinical care based on the patient's needs.
After surgery, patients are monitored during recovery and receive appropriate instructions for medications, wound care, activity, follow-up, and other continuing needs before leaving the hospital.
Nazarenus Hospital’s Ambulatory Surgical Unit supports selected procedures across different surgical specialties. The exact procedure and whether it is appropriate for ambulatory care will depend on the patient’s condition and the attending surgeon’s evaluation.
Ambulatory surgical care for selected conditions managed by General Surgery, based on the patient's diagnosis, treatment needs, and the surgeon's recommendation.
Selected surgical procedures for infants, children, and adolescents, with care coordinated according to the child's age, condition, and individual medical needs.
Selected surgical procedures involving reproductive health, performed based on the patient's condition and the recommendations of the attending specialist.
Selected procedures involving conditions of the colon, rectum, and related areas that the surgical team determines are appropriate for ambulatory care.
Selected surgical care involving the urinary system and related urologic conditions, based on the patient's diagnosis and treatment plan.
Selected procedures within thoracic, cardiac, and vascular surgical care when the attending specialists determine that the procedure and patient are appropriate for an ambulatory setting.
Specific procedures and availability may vary. Patients are encouraged to contact Nazarenus Hospital or consult their attending surgeon for information about the surgical services appropriate to their condition.
The Ambulatory Surgical Unit is designed to support patients throughout the entire surgical experience while helping make appropriate outpatient procedures organized, comfortable, and well coordinated.
Surgeons, nurses, anesthesia personnel, and other healthcare professionals work together throughout preparation, treatment, and recovery.
Patients receive instructions and undergo the appropriate evaluation needed to help prepare them safely for their scheduled procedure.
After the procedure, patients are observed as they recover so the healthcare team can assess their condition before discharge is considered.
Before leaving the hospital, patients receive instructions appropriate to their procedure and recovery, including follow-up recommendations and other continuing care needs.
Ambulatory surgery refers to selected surgical procedures that may be performed without a routine overnight hospital stay. Patients undergo their procedure and recovery monitoring before returning home when the healthcare team determines that discharge is appropriate.
No. The type of surgery, the patient’s overall health, anesthesia requirements, expected recovery, and other medical considerations help determine whether ambulatory surgery is appropriate.
Yes. The attending surgeon must first evaluate your condition and determine the appropriate treatment. Additional medical evaluation or diagnostic testing may also be required before the procedure.
Requirements vary depending on the planned procedure and the patient’s medical condition. Your surgeon and healthcare team will provide instructions regarding any laboratory tests, imaging, medical clearance, or other preparation required.
Follow the specific instructions provided by your surgical team. Patients may be asked to bring identification, relevant medical documents, available test results, medication information, and other required admission documents.
Patients are transferred to an appropriate recovery area for monitoring. The healthcare team assesses recovery and provides continuing care instructions before determining whether the patient may safely leave the hospital.
Patient safety comes first. If additional monitoring, treatment, or hospital care is needed, the healthcare team will determine the appropriate next step rather than proceeding with routine discharge.
Contact Nazarenus Hospital for information about ambulatory surgical services, pre-operative requirements, surgeon schedules, procedure availability, and other surgical care inquiries.