FAQs

You will need someone to drive you home after any intravenous or general anesthesia is used. Also, you should not drive if bandages or swelling might temporarily impair your ability to see.

Please wear loose, comfortable clothing on your day of surgery. Button up shirts and blouses are best. Leave all jewelry at home including body jewelry. If you wear corrective lenses, please do not wear contact lenses and instead wear glasses. If you must wear your contact lenses, please bring solution and a case for easy removal and storage while at Seascape Surgery Center. Do not wear any makeup or nail polish.

The surgery center fee covers all of the equipment, supplies, anesthesia drugs, perioperative medicines, staff and services we provide for you before, during, and after your surgery (It does not include your surgeon’s fees). In the case of medical procedures (covered by insurance), the amount of this “facility fee” is determined by your insurance company. We will collect your copay, co-insurance, or deductible amounts on the day of surgery, as directed by your insurance company.

We are pleased to partner with most major insurances. To view the complete list of insurance companies we participate with click here.

We invite you to bring one family member or friend on your day of surgery. In addition to being a driver, they can help listen to post-operative instructions and answer questions.

Notify your surgeon to find out if you should undergo surgery.

• Bring insurance cards, driver’s license/photo ID, completed billing forms, copayments
• All medications (this may help if any medication questions arise)
• Comfortable, loose fitting clothing
• Eyeglasses case or contact lens case and solution
• Driver (if applicable)

If you are not feeling well, we recommend calling your surgeon’s office as soon as possible. They may choose to postpone your procedure if you are sick.