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Our mission is to provide first-class surgical services in a safe, welcoming environment; one in which we would be happy to treat our own families.

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20+

Surgeons

20+

Years of Service

2000+

Annual Surgeries

Specializing In The Areas

You Need Most

We provide the world class services with the best medical team!

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Gastroenterology

General Surgery

Orthopedic Surgery

Pain Management

Podiatry

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Why

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

  • We are pleased you will entrust your surgical care to the staff and physicians of St. Mary’s Surgical Center. It is our personal goal to provide you with excellent care in a healthy, safe, and comfortable environment.
  • At St. Mary’s Surgical Center, performs a broad range of outpatient surgical procedures. Our Mission is to provide first-class surgical services in a safe, welcoming environment; one in which we would be happy to treat our own families.
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Staff and Surgeons

St. Marys Surgical Center is owned by St. Marys Medical Center and the following surgeons noted with an * are surgeon owners.

Clicking on the links below will direct you to an independent surgeon practice website that is not hosted or maintained by St. Mary’s Surgical Center.
Dr. Todd Freund

Dr. Todd Freund

SMSC Medical Director
Anesthesiology

Alan Greenwood

Alan Greenwood

Administrator
Administration

Douglas Cowan

M.D.
ENT

* Farid Namin

M.D.
Gastroenterology

* Adam Kramer

D.O.
General Surgery

*Charles Harper

D.O.
General Surgery

Kent Doan

M.D.
Orthopedic

* Robert Greiner

D.O.
Orthopedic

*Florence M. Hossieni - Aslinia

M.D.
Gastroenterology

Melanie Gonzalez

D.P.M.
Podiatry

Dr. Todd Freund

Dr. Todd Freund

SMSC Medical Director
Anesthesiology

Alan Greenwood

Alan Greenwood

Administrator
Administration

Douglas Cowan

M.D.
ENT

* Farid Namin

M.D.
Gastroenterology

* Adam Kramer

D.O.
General Surgery

Charles Harper

D.O.
General Surgery

Kent Doan

M.D.
Orthopedic

* Robert Greiner

D.O.
Orthopedic

* Mohsen Tahani

M.D.
Pain Management

Melanie Gonzalez

D.P.M.
Podiatry

Melissa Journot

D.P.M.
Podiatry

* James Kuhn

D.P.M.
Podiatry

Jackie Pyle

D.P.M.
Podiatry

Accreditation

We accept most major insurance plans.

List of Accepted Insurances

Our facility accepts most major commercial insurance, HMO/PPO plans, Medicare, Workers Compensation, and other government sponsored health coverage.

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We accept most major insurance plans. Our facility charge covers your pre-operative evaluation, most supplies and medications, equipment, personnel and the use of the operating and recovery room. Our business office will call prior to surgery and verify your medical benefits for our facility charge. We will secure any information regarding co-payments, co-insurance and/or deductible amounts that will be your responsibility. If you have any questions regarding your coverage, you may contact your insurance carrier or our business office.

In addition to our bill for the facility charge, you will receive separate bills for the following services:

  • Your physician or surgeon.
  • Anesthesia, if you received anesthesia or it was necessary for an anesthesiologist to be available for your surgery.
  • Laboratory tests required before, during or after your surgery.
  • Pathology, if tissues or specimens were removed during surgery.
  • Any questions regarding these services should be directed to their respective billing offices.

Our Business Office staff will be happy to answer any questions you may have regarding insurance coverage or billing procedures.
SMSC participates in the:

“Right to Receive a Good Faith Estimate of Expected Charges”

Under the No Surprises Act

HHS Section 2799B-6

For more information https://www.cms.gov/nosurprises

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Please contact us at (913) 901-9000 if you have any questions regarding your insurance coverage.

Our Address

203 NW R.D Mize Road Suite 218
Blue Springs, MO 64014

Monday – Friday: 6:00AM-5:00PM

Saturday – Sunday: Closed

Phone: (816) 874-4181
Fax: (816) 874-4375
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St. Mary’s Surgical Center
203 NW R.D Mize Road Suite 218
Blue Springs, Missouri, 64014

We are an affiliate of Prime Healthcare, partnered with local physicians, and accredited by The Joint Commission. We are fully licensed by the state of Missouri and are Medicare certified.

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ENT

Services

ENT/Otolaryngology is a field that specializes in treating and diagnosing conditions related to the ear, nose, throat and more. The benefits of these services are immense, from preserving hearing and vision, to preventing further health and medical complications. It’s important for individuals to recognize and acknowledge the importance of caring for these parts of the body before there are significant issues that can cause long-term damage or problems.

Consider annually scheduling an appointment with your physician to assess your health needs and make sure you get on top of any potential concerns.

ENT

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Our Surgeons

Douglas Cowan

MD

Kelvin Walls

MD

Gastroenterology

Services

Gastroenterology is a specialty of medicine that focuses on diagnostic and therapeutic services for the digestive system as a whole, including the stomach, liver, pancreas, small and large intestines, gallbladder, and colon.

Gastro

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Our Surgeons

St. Marys Surgical Center is owned by St. Marys Medical Center and the following physicians noted with an * are physician owners.

Clicking on the links below will direct you to an independent physician practice website that is not hosted or maintained by St. Mary’s Surgical Center.

* Farid Namin

MD

* Gregory Vardakis

MD

General Surgery

Services

General surgery is a surgical speciality that focuses on the alimentary canal and abdominal contents, such as the oesophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, pancreas, gallbladder, appendix and bile ducts, and, in some cases, the thyroid gland. They also treat disorders of the skin, breast, soft tissue, injuries, peripheral artery disease, and hernias, as well as endoscopic procedures such as gastroscopy, colonoscopy, and laparoscopy.

Surgery

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Our Surgeons

St. Marys Surgical Center is owned by St. Marys Medical Center and the following physicians noted with an * are physician owners.

Clicking on the links below will direct you to an independent physician practice website that is not hosted or maintained by St. Mary’s Surgical Center.

* Adam Kramer

MD

Charles Harper

MD

Orthopedic

Services

Orthopedic surgery provides an invaluable service, not just for athletes but for anyone needing to restore their mobility, freedom from pain and return to their daily activities. It is important to recognize the changes that orthopedic surgery can bring about in somebody’s life as well as the benefits it offers. Speaking to your physician is always a recommended first step towards understanding the purpose of orthopedic surgery and its associated benefits.

Ortho

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Our Surgeons

St. Marys Surgical Center is owned by St. Marys Medical Center and the following physicians noted with an * are physician owners.

Clicking on the links below will direct you to an independent physician practice website that is not hosted or maintained by St. Mary’s Surgical Center.

Kent Doan

MD

* Robert Greiner

MD

Pain Management

Services

Pain management is an incredibly important part of health care and helps countless individuals on a daily basis. Whether you are dealing with chronic or acute pain, seeking out relief can provide a much-needed respite from physical suffering and improve your overall wellbeing. It’s essential to understand the types of treatment available as well as potential side effects associated with them. Knowledge gives you the power to make an informed decision on what is best for each given situation.

Remember to always speak to your physician if you believe that pain management would be beneficial. With their help, it is possible to find the most appropriate plan so that you can live life comfortably and happily once again.

Pain Mgmt

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Our Surgeon

Mohsen Tahani

MD

Podiatry

Services

Podiatry surgery can be a great procedure for some individuals. It can help keep the feet healthy and stable, and alleviate pain from deformities or age-related issues. The goal of podiatry surgery is to improve the quality of life by providing stability and strength to the lower extremities. Issues with foot alignment, ankle problems, joint dysfunction and inflammation can also be addressed with podiatry surgery. In addition, scarring can often be minimized due to newer minimally invasive technologies being employed whether it’s an open or hybrid approach procedure. All in all, multiple benefits can be derived from a successful podiatry surgery that will aid in proper function and mobility in the long run.

Your physician is best-suited to evaluate your particular situation and determine if this type of procedure is right for you with regard to outcomes as well as costs associated with medically necessary treatments.

Podiatry

St. Mary’s Surgical Center

Our Surgeons

St. Marys Surgical Center is owned by St. Marys Medical Center and the following physicians noted with an * are physician owners.

Clicking on the links below will direct you to an independent physician practice website that is not hosted or maintained by St. Mary’s Surgical Center.

Melanie Gonzalez

MD

Melissa Journot

MD

* James Kuhn

MD

Jackie Pyle

MD

About Us

We focus on offering a high quality, service oriented environment for your surgical procedure.

Accreditation Information:

Our facility is accredited by The Joint Commission

Number of ORs and Treatment Rooms:

  • 4 ORs
  • Treatment Rooms

Specialties:

Our state-of the art equipment allows surgeons to perform procedures in the specialty areas of:

ENT, Gastroenterology, General, Gynecology, Orthopedic, Pain Management, Plastics, Podiatry, Urology

Insurance Plans:

Our facility accepts most major commercial insurance, HMO/PPO plans, Medicare, Workers Compensation, and other government sponsored health coverage.  Please contact us if you have any questions regarding your insurance coverage.

Insurance Provider:

Aetna, Aetna Work Comp, America’s Health Plan, America Healthcare Alliance, Beech Street, Beech Street Work Comp, Blue Care HMO, Blue Cross HMO/PPO, Blue Cross -Freedom Network, Blue Cross Traditional, Blue Cross – Preferred Care, Cigna HMO/PPO, Comp Results, Coventry HMO/PPO, Coventry Advantra, Family Health Partners, Great West PPO/POS/HMO, Healthcare USA, Health Systems International, Humana HMO/PPO/POS, Humana Gold, Humana Medicare, Integra Health Plan, Logicomp Work Comp, Medicare, Medicaid, Missouri Care, Multiplan, Occupational Health Management, PHCS, Premier Work Comp, Prime Health Commercial, Prime Health Work Comp, Prime Health Medicare, Tricare, United Healthcare HMO/PPO, XL Health

Message For Patients

Dear Patient,
 
We are pleased you will entrust your surgical care to the staff and physicians of St. Mary’s Surgical Center. It is our personal goal to provide you with excellent care in a healthy, safe, and comfortable environment.
 
Our Center performs a broad range of outpatient surgical procedures. Our Mission is to provide first-class surgical services in a safe, welcoming environment; one in which we would be happy to treat our own families.
 
We adhere to strict standards of cleanliness and infection control practices. Our facility has met, and in many areas exceeded the stringent quality standards of our accrediting body, The Joint Commission. The Nursing staff are highly trained and experienced professionals who hold advanced life support certifications.
 
This website is designed to familiarize you with our facility, answer any potential questions, and provide you with necessary information concerning what to expect before and after your procedure. We encourage you to complete the on-line history and physical 1 week prior to surgery and expect a call from our nurses prior to your date of surgery.
 
Please let us know if you have any special needs or have questions regarding your surgical care at St. Mary’s Surgical Center. You may reach one of our registered nurses at 816-874-4199, or our main line at 816-874-4181.
 
Sincerely,
 
Alan Greenwood
Administrator

Before Procedure

What to expect before your day of procedure.

Any pre-operative tests will be determined by your physician or anesthesiologist and communicated to you prior to the date of your surgery.

Yes. You may receive up to three calls. You will be contacted a few days prior to surgery by a member of your health care team. This call will include a routine health assessment, instructions for the day of surgery, and answers to any questions you may have. You may also be contacted by someone in the facility’s business office to address financial matters such as your responsibility for co-payments and deductibles. Finally, you may also be contacted by your anesthesiologist.

  1. Please bring a photo identification and your insurance card(s). Our staff will need to verify and make copies when you check-in on the day of your surgery.
  2. Be sure to bring any medications that you may need during your stay at the facility (e.g., inhaler or insulin).
  3. Please bring a list of all drugs you are currently taking.
  4. Please bring payment of any patient responsibility (e.g. co-payment or deductible)
  5. Please do not bring rings, watches, or other valuables.

Yes. You will not be allowed to drive after surgery. Please arrange for an adult to drive you home and for someone to be with you when you arrive.

Your physician or a pre-operative nurse will inform you of eating and drinking restrictions prior to surgery. It is very important that you follow the provided instructions. If you do not, your surgery may be delayed or cancelled.

You will be given instructions regarding medications by your physician or a staff member. Also, as noted above, please be prepared to list all medications (including name and dose) you are taking and to bring any with you that may be needed during your stay (e.g., inhaler or insulin).

Your safety is our primary concern. Your entire health care team will follow rigorous guidelines regarding site identification and procedure confirmation. National Patient Safety Goals have been developed which require your involvement too. You will be asked numerous times to confirm both the procedure you are having and the surgical site. You should take a very active role in all discussions with your physician, your anesthesia provider and our staff regarding the identification of your procedure and the correct surgical site. In most cases, your surgeon will mark the site prior to your procedure.

Take a shower the night before and the morning of surgery. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Wash your hair first with any shampoo.
  2. Wash all of your body using a liquid antibacterial soap and a clean washcloth for each shower.
  3. Rinse well to remove all soap.
  4. Dry your body with a clean towel.
  5. Do not use lotion, cream or powder.
  6. Do not shave or clip the area where the surgery will be done unless your physician directs you to do so.
  7. On the day of your procedure make sure you, your family and any other caregivers wash hands frequently while at the facility and at home following your surgery. Also, do not hesitate to ask members of your health care team at the facility if they have washed their hands!
  8. After your procedure make sure you, your family and any other caregivers wash their hands frequently. Also, be sure you follow all instructions provided by your health care team regarding the care and cleaning of your surgical site as well as the administration of post-operative medications and bandages.

We realize that surgery can be frightening for you and your child. The pre-operative call with the facility nurse is a great time to arrange a tour of the facility to ease any fears you both may be experiencing. If your child would like to have a stuffed animal or security blanket for added comfort, feel free to bring these items on the day of surgery. In the case of young children having surgery, it is best to have someone along with the driver to help care for the child on the trip home. If you experience any health changes between your most recent visit with your physician and the date of surgery, notify your physician immediately. Please report even minor changes, such as an elevated temperature, cough or cold. If you cannot reach your physician, please call the facility.

Please be sure to notify your physician, anesthesiologist and nurse prior to the date of surgery if you think you may be pregnant. The surgical procedure, anesthesia and medications may be harmful to a developing baby.

Day Of Procedure

What will happen when I first arrive at the facility?
When you arrive at the facility, you will be checked-in by a member of our staff. The admission process is usually very quick as we have obtained most of your information prior to your arrival. This final check allows us to verify all of your key information so we can better serve you.
What should I wear?
For your comfort, we encourage you to wear clothing that can be easily removed and stored. Please avoid wearing any jewelry, piercings, nail polish and cosmetics, and leave contact lenses at home or bring your lens case with you.
What should I do with my clothes and additional belongings?
A nurse will escort you into the pre-operative area where you will change your clothes. Your belongings will be safely stored until you are ready to go home. We recommend that you leave all valuables and additional accessories at home.
What happens after I check-in?
A nurse will conduct a pre-operative assessment that will include taking your vital signs and starting an IV if it is required for your procedure. The anesthesia provider will also speak with you in the pre-operative area to review all pre-operative information and discuss your anesthesia. Our staff will keep your family and friends informed of your progress. We understand the anxiety family and friends will have while you are having your procedure. We will make every effort to keep them informed of your progress and when they will be able to re-join you after the procedure.
What can I do to help ensure that I have the proper procedure on the correct site?
Your safety is our primary concern. Your entire health care team will follow rigorous guidelines regarding site identification and procedure confirmation. National Patient Safety Goals have been developed which require your involvement too. You will be asked numerous times to confirm both the procedure you are having and the surgical site. You should take a very active role in all discussions with your physician, your anesthesia provider and our staff regarding the identification of your procedure and the correct surgical site. In most cases, your surgeon will mark the site prior to your procedure.
What can I do to help prevent a site infection?
Take a shower the night before and the morning of surgery. Follow these simple steps:
  1. Wash your hair first with any shampoo.
  2. Wash all of your body using a liquid antibacterial soap and a clean washcloth for each shower.
  3. Rinse well to remove all soap.
  4. Dry your body with a clean towel.
  5. Do not use lotion, cream, or powder.
  6. Do not shave or clip the area where the surgery will be done unless your physician directs you to do so.
  7. On the day of your procedure make sure you, your family and any other caregivers wash hands frequently while at the facility and at home following your surgery. Also, do not hesitate to ask members of your health care team at the facility if they have washed their hands!
  8. After your procedure make sure you, your family and any other caregivers wash their hands frequently. Also, be sure you follow all instructions provided by your health care team regarding the care and cleaning of your surgical site as well as the administration of post-operative medications and bandages.
Will I see my physician prior to procedure?
Most likely. The nature of most procedures will require that you and your physician confirm both the specific type of procedure you are having as well as the surgical site of that procedure.
How long can my family stay with me prior to my procedure?
This will depend upon a number of factors. However, we believe that familiar faces can assist in reducing your anxiety about the procedure, so please do not hesitate to inform the nurse that you would like a friend or family member to sit with you.
Can my child keep a special blanket or stuffed animal to ease his/her fears
Absolutely. If your child would like to have a stuffed animal or security blanket for added comfort, feel free to bring these items on the day of surgery. Also, bring your child’s bottle or “sippy cup” for after surgery if they cannot drink from a regular cup.
When should I arrive?
You will receive instructions regarding arrival time during your pre-operative phone call. It is important that you arrive at the designated time.
What if I think I might be pregnant?
Please be sure to notify your physician, anesthesiologist and nurse prior to the date of surgery if you think you may be pregnant. The surgical procedure, anesthesia and medications may be harmful to a developing baby.
Can I smoke?
No. We advise against smoking on the day of your procedure. Smoking may interfere with the anesthesia and frequently produces nausea during the recovery period.

Anesthesia

Are there different kinds of sedation or anesthesia?

Yes. There are five different categories of sedation and anesthesia: Conscious Sedation, General, Regional, Monitored Anesthesia Care and Local Anesthesia. Regardless of the type of sedation or anesthesia that you receive, special anesthetic agents and techniques are used to provide a safe and speedy recovery. If there are alternative choices available for your surgery, and often there are, your physician or anesthesia provider will discuss them with you before surgery.

May I request the type of anesthesia I will receive?

Depending on the type of surgery, there may be anesthetic options. Your physician or anesthesia provider will discuss available options with you after reviewing your medical history.

Will I receive any sedatives before procedure?
Together, you, your surgeon and your anesthesia provider will develop an anesthetic care plan. This plan may include preoperative sedation and other medications if necessary.
What are the risks of anesthesia?
All surgical procedures and all anesthetics have risks. These risks are dependent upon many factors, including the type of surgery and the medical condition of the patient. Your anesthesiologist will assess you preoperatively and every precaution will be taken to minimize your risk. We routinely see minor symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, sore throat, dizziness, tiredness, headache, muscle aches and pain, most of which are easily treated. Please feel free to discuss any questions with your anesthesia provider.
Will I be billed separately by the anesthesiologist?
Yes. You will receive a separate bill from your anesthesia provider if anesthesia was administered.
Why must I refrain from eating and/or drinking prior to procedure?
It is important to refrain from eating and/or drinking prior to surgery in order to prevent the risks of aspirating gastric contents (complication related to vomiting) during your surgery. This complication may be very serious. Specific instructions based on national safety standards will be provided to you prior to your procedure. It is very important that you follow the provided instructions. If you do not, your surgery may be delayed or cancelled.

After Procedure

What will happen if I am not able to go home?
Admissions to a hospital from a surgery center happen occasionally. In certain circumstances, your physician or anesthesiologist may determine that you need to be transferred to a hospital for additional post operative care.
What if I am not feeling well once I get home?
If you are in serious pain, or exhibit warning symptoms described in your discharge instructions, please call your physician, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.
What can I eat when I get home?
Your surgeon may have specific recommendations for your post operative diet. We generally suggest that you eat lightly after surgery, and strongly encourage you to drink plenty of fluids. You should avoid alcoholic beverages.
What can I do to help prevent a post operative infection?

In addition to following the recommendations below, follow your post operative instructions carefully and notify your physician if you have any signs or symptoms which concern you.
Take a shower the night before and the morning of surgery. Follow these simple steps:

  1. Wash your hair first with any shampoo.
  2. Wash all of your body using a liquid antibacterial soap and a clean washcloth for each shower.
  3. Rinse well to remove all soap.
  4. Dry your body with a clean towel.
  5. Do not use lotion, cream or powder.
  6. Do not shave or clip the area where the surgery will be done unless your physician directs you to do so.
  7. On the day of your procedure make sure you, your family and any other caregivers wash hands frequently while at the facility and at home following your surgery. Also, do not hesitate to ask members of your health care team at the facility if they have washed their hands!
  8. After your procedure make sure you, your family and any other caregivers wash their hands frequently. Also, be sure you follow all instructions provided by your health care team regarding the care and cleaning of your surgical site as well as the administration of post-operative medications and bandages.
How will my pain be managed?
The management of your pain is of great importance to us. We will be assessing your level of pain from the time of admission until you receive our post operative call at home. During your stay at the facility, you will be repeatedly asked to rate your pain using a numerical scale (1-10), or for children, the “Faces Pain Scale” (shown below).
We will often use a combination of different modalities to help make you comfortable – choosing from oral medications, intravenous medications, nerve blocks, injection of local anesthetic during the surgery, etc. Prior to the surgery, the management of your pain should be discussed with both your anesthesiologist and surgeon. Please feel free to bring up any concerns or fears you may have. Remember that information on pain management gives you the appropriate expectations and hence a smoother, more comfortable recovery. It is important to follow instructions regarding your post operative pain medication closely. Many pain medications take 20 to 30 minutes to begin to work. For best results, the pain medication should be taken before the pain becomes too strong.
Can my family be with me after procedure?
Yes. After surgery, you will be taken to a recovery area. A nurse will monitor your vital signs and make sure you are comfortable as the anesthesia begins to wear off. Once you are awake and alert, your family will be invited back to the recovery area. Special arrangements are made for children having surgery.
May I drive home?
No. Patients will not be allowed to drive after a procedure and must make necessary transportation arrangements. If you plan to walk or take public transportation from our facility after a procedure, please make sure you are accompanied by a responsible adult.
Should I continue my usual medications after procedure?
Most patients should continue their usual medications after surgery. Patients who have diabetes and those patients on blood thinners may require some adjustment of their medications. These instructions will be clarified with you before you leave the facility. If you have any questions, please call your surgeon or primary care physician.
How long will I stay after my procedure?
The amount of recovery time varies from patient to patient. After your procedure, a nurse will monitor your vital signs and make sure you are alert and stable. You will be sent home as soon as your health care team feels it is safe to discharge you from the facility.
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