Preparing for Your Surgical ProcedureAt AAMC, we want to make sure that your upcoming procedure is safe and successful. In these pages, you’ll find instructions for preparing for your procedure — along with precautions you should take — in the days leading up to your procedure and immediately afterward. It’s very important to follow these guidelines carefully and completely to make your procedure as stress-free as possible. Remember, a team of experienced, compassionate AAMC healthcare professionals is ready to help you through every step of your procedure. If you have any concerns, please don’t hesitate to ask us for help or information. Please call 443-481-1840. Use the links below to find out what you need to do before your surgery, what you need to bring with you the day of your procedure (and what you should leave home), and what you should expect when you get home after your surgery.
Thank you for choosing Anne Arundel Medical Center. These instructions were designed to help you prepare for your procedure. We ask you to please follow these instructions carefully. It is our goal to make your visit to AAMC as smooth as possible. Financial Information Our procedures at AAMC are covered by most major health plans. In many cases, however, you will owe a portion of your bill. Payment may be made in cash, personal check, VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express. In addition to a hospital bill, you will receive separate bills from your physician and for professional services you received while at AAMC, such as anesthesia, radiology, cardiology, pathology and nuclear medicine. Some of these physicians may not be on your insurance panel. If you have any questions about insurance coverage or payment, you may call Patient Financial Services at Anne Arundel Medical Center 443-481-1400. Cosmetic Surgery Fees for cosmetic surgery procedures will be collected prior to surgery. Cash, cashier’s checks, money orders, VISA and MasterCard will be accepted on the day of surgery. No personal checks will be accepted on the day of surgery. Pain Management We understand that pain is a concern and want you to know our pain management team will do everything possible to ensure your comfort. It’s important to tell us when you are experiencing pain so we can treat it quickly and effectively. You will receive more information about pain management when you arrive. Should you have any questions, please call: Short Stay Center (Edwards): (443) 481-1796, 443-481-5700 |
Preparing For Your Surgery
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