The Surgical Clinic, PLLC

Staffed with board certified, highly skilled surgeons so you can feel safe knowing you're getting the best care available.

General Surgery

Vascular Surgery

Q: At what hospital will my surgery be performed?
A: The Surgical Clinic's physicians have privileges at St. Thomas, Centennial, Baptist and the related out patient surgical clinics. The hospital where your surgery is performed will depend on your physician, the type of surgery, and your insurance provider.

Q: What are the qualifications of your surgeons?
A: Our surgeons are board-certified and have special training and experience in their surgical sub-specialty. Click here to visit our Physicians page and view the qualifications of your surgeon.

Q: Can The Surgical Clinic help with filing my insurance claims?
A: Yes, our staff can assist in filing claims with your insurance claims. Please visit our Patient Registration page for more information.

Q: Is an office visit required to begin the patient registration process?
A: While an office visit is necessary to evaluate your medical condition and determine a treatment plan, our Patient Registration forms are available on our web site (www.tsclinic.com) and can be submitted online.

Q: What should I bring to my initial appointment with the surgeon?
A: Please bring your insurance card, any medications you are currently taking - including vitamins and supplements, and any x-rays (films & reports) or test results relating to your condition.

Q: Should I do anything to prepare for the surgery?
A: Your physician will advise you if you should do anything specific to prepare for your procedure. If your surgery will require the use of general anesthesia, you must not eat or drink anything (including water) beginning at midnight the evening before your surgery.

Q: What should I bring with me the day of surgery?
A: Please call our offices to discuss with your surgeon’s nurse for more specific information relating to your surgery.

Q: What should I expect immediately after surgery?
A: Please call our offices to discuss with your surgeon’s nurse for more specific information relating to your surgery.

Q: How should I prepare for recovery once I am released from the hospital?
A: Please call our offices to discuss with your surgeon’s nurse for more specific information relating to your surgery.

Q: What should I do in case of an emergency?
A: In case of emergency, please call our office at 615-385-1547 or 615-329-7887. If it is after business hours, each of these numbers is connected to an answering service which can reach the doctor on call. In case of a life threatening emergency, call 911 or emergency services immediately.



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