The center includes five renovated operating rooms and the addition of two new ORs, along with “cubicles,” which serve as pre-op waiting rooms and recovery areas after surgery. According to the report, patients are wheeled from their cubicles to a nearby OR and then returned and discharged from the same cubicle post-op.
Additionally, the center includes two large waiting rooms, two private consultation rooms and a modern locker room where patients can change and store their belongings. The center also has four private rooms and an isolation room.
Read the Times-News’ report about the new Meadville outpatient surgery center.
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