It is with great excitement that we were able to launch our website. We are excited to provide the community with open and transparent healthcare cost. You may be aware of the current national trend focusing on bundling prices. Bundling of prices allows Avant Garde physician groups, such as ourselves, the opportunity to improve rapport with our patients by providing open and honest communication. In the past, the cost for sustained medical care was variable. Patients were constantly receiving bills for services rendered, and there was never a predetermined end to their financial responsibility. Our transparent pricing allows us to be upfront with our patients about their treatment plans; and their expected financial obligations that coincide will be provided before we initiate any medical care.This patient to provider trust is the basis of our surgery center. We are glad you have come to our site, and have had a chance to review the multiple services available to you. We at Lone Star Surgery Center strive to offer our patients quality personal care. We have a highly skilled staff that are both licensed and credentialed; and it is our commitment to support the growing trend of transparency in free market choice amongst patients seeking acute surgical care. We appreciate any feedback, and we will respond to any questions you may have promptly. We look forward to serving you here at Lone Star Surgery Center.
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Advantages of an outpatient surgery center for the Surgeon
For those of you who are not surgeons, the behind the scenes of what goes on around and during the patient's surgery makes a difference. While large tertiary hospitals are impressive beasts of coordination and services they do not focus on the outpatient experience for the patient because their core business and role, is the care of acute illness and complex highly specialized procedures such as "robotic surgery", Heart surgery and neurological interventions. As medicine becomes more specialized and relies heavier on complex computer aided equipment, the larger hospitals are forced to stay updated by buying increasingly expensive equipment such as intraoperative CT scanners, MRI, 3D aided surgical guidance, endovascular radiology suits, which cost millions. The basic equipment that is used on a day to day basis is often overlooked. It is not uncommon for a surgery in a major hospital to include a Million+ dollar sophisticated machine and an array of 1980s dull surgical scissors.
At smaller surgery centers we focus on the instruments that are used every day. We have sharp new German scissors. We have that surgeon's favorite little needle holder that he/she needs because they are left handed. Big hospitals struggle with these nuances as they are focused on the larger more complex capabilities. This is just one of the reasons why for minor procedures such as what we focus on at LSSC our surgeons would rather operate at a center focused on their individual needs.