Our Surgical Services and Ambulatory Surgery Center of Excellence are committed to providing outstanding services, in a comfortable, private, and caring environment. Our highly trained surgeons and staff provide you with the most sophisticated and safe surgical treatments available. We offer nearly all surgical procedures including minimally invasive surgery and ground-breaking options such as robotic surgery.

The large number, or volume, of procedures we do each year demonstrates that our surgical teams are highly experienced and well-qualified to take care of you and your loved ones when you need it most. In 2005, over 19,000 surgeries were performed. There were over 1,100 cardiac surgeries, and over 7,000 orthopedic and general surgery cases.

Review the surgery definitions to learn about the various technologies we use to ensure your health and wellbeing.

Bariatric Care Program - Surgical Weight Reduction: For some people, weight-loss surgery can be a life-saving option. Use the link above to read more about the surgical weight-loss options offered through our Bariatric Care Program.

Technology Defined

The following definitions are provided to enhance your understanding of the various surgical methods we perform. Talk to your physician to identify the technology that’s best for your needs.

General (Open) Surgery: Open Surgery gives the surgery team a direct view and greater access to the surgical site.

Laser Surgery: Laser Surgery is a broad term, and includes many types of laser technologies. Generally, laser surgery offers pin-pointed treatment to affected areas that require precision such as the eye or heart.

Minimally Invasive Surgery: Minimally Invasive techniques provide optimal outcomes due to small incisions, a rapid healing process, short hospital stay, and fast return to normal activities.

Robotic Surgery: Robotic Surgery is a refined variation of Laparoscopic Surgery. Performed remotely by a surgeon at a computerized workstation, the surgeon’s fingers direct the movement of the surgical instruments through master controls. Small incisions, reduced blood loss, and a short hospital stay are some of the benefits to the patient. Increased dexterity, enhanced precision, and improved access and visibility of the surgical site are some of the benefits to the surgeon.