Discover the benefits of Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center. Learn about their trusted care, quality assurance, and cost-effective solutions for your upcoming surgery. Get answers to your questions and find the information you need to prepare for a seamless surgical experience.

Trusted Care for Your Surgical Needs

Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center has been providing high-quality, cost-effective care in a safe and friendly atmosphere since 2004. As a joint venture with Providence Health and Services and SCA, the center is Medicare certified and accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), ensuring the highest standards of patient care.

Preparing for Your Surgery: A Seamless Experience

Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center is dedicated to making the day of your surgery a smooth and hassle-free experience. The registration process is designed to be quick and easy, taking approximately 20-25 minutes. Patients are encouraged to have their insurance information ready to facilitate a seamless check-in at the front desk.

The Day of Your Surgery: Comprehensive Guidance

When you arrive at the center, you’ll be asked to check in at the front desk to verify your personal, companion, and insurance information. The center’s Day of Surgery Guide provides detailed instructions on how to prepare for your procedure, ensuring a well-informed and stress-free experience.

After Your Surgery: Prioritizing Your Recovery

Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center understands the importance of a smooth recovery process. They provide easy-to-understand recovery instructions for you and your family, highlighting the importance of arranging a safe ride home after your procedure. The After-Surgery Guide offers valuable information to support your post-operative care.

Ensuring Your Safety: Enhanced COVID-19 Prevention Measures

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center has implemented expanded policies and protocols to prioritize the safety of its patients and staff. While your visit may take longer due to these measures, the center continues to provide much-needed, high-quality, and lower-cost elective surgeries in a healthcare setting dedicated to non-COVID-19 patients.

Comparing Costs: Ambulatory Surgical Centers vs. Hospital Outpatient Departments

Outpatient procedures can vary significantly in cost depending on the healthcare setting. Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center encourages patients to explore the Medicare Price Lookup tool, which compares national average prices for procedures performed in ambulatory surgical centers and hospital outpatient departments. This information can help patients make informed decisions about their healthcare costs.

Commitment to Quality: Accredited by the AAAHC

Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center is committed to providing the highest quality of healthcare. Their accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) is a testament to their dedication to meeting and exceeding the standards for excellence in outpatient care.

Why is an outpatient surgery center a good choice for my procedure? Outpatient surgery centers like Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center offer several advantages, including cost-effective care, a specialized focus on your specific procedure, and a comfortable, patient-centered environment. By choosing an outpatient center, you can often avoid the higher costs and potential delays associated with hospital-based outpatient departments.

What can I expect on the day of my surgery at Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center? On the day of your surgery, you can expect a seamless check-in process, where you’ll verify your personal, companion, and insurance information at the front desk. The center’s comprehensive Day of Surgery Guide will provide you with all the details you need to prepare for your procedure and ensure a smooth experience.

How does Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center ensure patient safety during the COVID-19 pandemic? Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center has implemented enhanced safety measures, including expanded policies and protocols, to keep its patients and staff safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. These measures may result in a longer visit, but the center remains dedicated to providing high-quality, elective surgeries in a healthcare setting that does not treat COVID-19 patients.

What should I do to prepare for my recovery after surgery at Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center? Oregon Outpatient Surgery Center prioritizes your recovery by providing easy-to-understand instructions for you and your family. Be sure to arrange for a safe ride home after your procedure, and review the After-Surgery Guide for important information to support your post-operative care.

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Trusted Care For You

Established in 2004, our facility is a joint venture with Providence Health and Services and SCA. We are Medicare certified, and accredited by AAAHC. We provide high quality, cost effective care in a safe and friendly atmosphere. Our team is a group of highly skilled professionals, trained in providing surgical care.

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Before Your Surgery

We want the day of your surgery to be a seamless experience, where you can simply walk in, check-in
at
our front desk and be shown to your room rather than fill out pages of paperwork.

Registration is designed to be quick and easy and completing the form should take you 20-25 minutes.
Please have your insurance information handy.

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The Day of Surgery

When you arrive at our center, we ask that you check-in at the front desk to verify personal, companion
and
insurance information.

Our Day of Surgery Guide will give you all the details on how you can prepare for your surgery.

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After Your Surgery

Offering easy to understand recovery instructions for you and your family is our priority. Read
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Be sure to arrange a ride option for arriving home safely after your procedure. Read through our
After-Surgery Guide for more important information.

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Preparing for Your Upcoming Surgery with Enhanced COVID-19 Prevention & Safety Measures

We continue to serve patients and provide them with much needed, high quality, lower cost elective surgeries in a healthcare setting where we don’t treat COVID-19 patients. We focus on safety through expanded policies and protocols in accordance with proven national health and safety guidelines.

Your visit may take longer due to our expanded safety measures, some of which may change over time.  For further questions please contact us at 503-612-8452.

Planning an outpatient procedure?

Compare national average prices for procedures done in both ambulatory surgical centers and hospital outpatient departments. You’ll see how much the patient pays with Original Medicare and no supplement (Medigap) policy.

Medicare Price Lookup

Proof of Quality. Proof of Commitment.

We are committed to providing quality healthcare. Proof of this commitment is our accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). We strive to provide the best care possible by meeting and exceeding AAAHC standards for high-quality healthcare.

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Specialty

– Any -AnesthesiaColorectalGeneral SurgeryHand SurgeryOphthalmologyOrthopedicPain ManagementPlastic SurgeryPodiatrySports MedicineSurgical OncologyUrology

Shannon Alejandro, MD

Orthopedic

Javid Baksh, DO

Pain Management

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Marc Barnett, MD

Orthopedic

Colin Bird, MD

General Surgery

Robert E. Boykin, MD

Orthopedic

James Brien, MD

Urology

Michael Burris, MD

Urology

Angelo C. Cammarata, MD

Orthopedic

Donald Conway, MD

Plastic Surgery

Elizabeth Davis, MD

Podiatry

Dennis Dawson, DPM

Podiatry

Joseph Dement, MD

Orthopedic

Benjamin Deschner, MD

General Surgery

Chris Elder, MD

Orthopedic

Andrew Franklin, MD

Urology

Gordon I.

Groh, MD

Orthopedic

Eric Halvorson, MD

Plastic Surgery

Michael Douglas Hanks, MD

Anesthesia

Taylor Harris, MD

Orthopedic

Mark Hedrick, MD

Orthopedic

John Hicks, MD

Orthopedic

Hal Hooper, MD

Urology

Justin Hutcheson, MD

Pain Management

S. David Jarrett, MD

Orthopedic

James Karegeannes, MD

Orthopedic

Jason Karo, MD

Ophthalmology

Andrew Kersten, MD

Orthopedic

Jason Lang, MD

Orthopedic

Christopher Lechner, MD

Hand Surgery

Aaron Leis, MD

Anesthesia

Edward Lilly, MD

Orthopedic

James Macdonell, MD

Orthopedic

Pete Mangone, MD

Orthopedic

Ryan Marshall, DO

Plastic Surgery

Tyler May, MD

Podiatry

Ioanna Mazotas, MD

General Surgery

Thomas Mulford, MD

Anesthesia

David C.

Napoli, MD

Hand Surgery

Graham Rigby, MD

Podiatry

Aimee Riley, DO

Hand Surgery

Matthew Sheedy, DPM

Podiatry

Adam Starr, MD

Hand Surgery

Douglas Swords, MD

General Surgery

Daniel Waldman, DPM

Podiatry

Jesse West, MD

Orthopedic

Benjamin Wilson Jr., MD

Ophthalmology

Melissa Zoumberos, MD

General Surgery

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Laser removal of skin lesions is the most effective method in most cases.

Our medical center for the removal of warts and other skin neoplasms, uses a CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser, which achieves success with maximum accuracy, without damaging healthy skin.

Laser removal of neoplasms is performed under local anesthesia.

From the point of view of safety and efficiency, the removal of skin tumors with a laser is the most optimal, since the laser acts without contact, has bactericidal and coagulating properties, stimulates skin regeneration, and is not accompanied by scarring. Removal by laser in most cases excludes the possibility of recurrence of the neoplasm.

Laser removal of neoplasms on the face and skin of the body is a surgical procedure, therefore it requires professional surgical education and high-tech equipment.

Skin neoplasms when they are located on the eyelids, in the corners of the eyes, neck, lips, are removed only with the use of a laser, since the use of other methods – electrocoagulation and cryodestruction – is painful and dangerous, the possibility of scar formation.

Laser can remove almost any neoplasm: moles, keratomas, atheromas, lipomas, fibromas, papillomas, vulgar and plantar warts, skin horns, xanthelasmas, angiomas, basaliomas, calluses, molluscum contagiosum. The laser can remove neoplasms located both subcutaneously and subcutaneously.

The decision on laser removal is made by the surgical oncologist after a preliminary consultation. If necessary, a morphological study of the remote formation is performed.

Laser treatment for skin lesions

A surgical carbon dioxide laser is used to remove skin lesions. Before removal, local anesthesia is performed. With a large size of the formation, its location in a sensitive area or a low pain threshold, injection anesthesia is used.

During removal, the entire perimeter of the element is treated with laser pulses. This is accompanied by evaporation of water from the tumor tissues and damage to the supply vessels. During the procedure, the patient feels a slight tingling sensation. High precision in the removal of skin formations with a laser is achieved by a controlled depth of exposure and the use of certain beam parameters. In the future, a crust forms at the site of the removed formation, which disappears after 7-10 days. Most of the skin formations are removed with a laser during one procedure. Only viral warts may require repeated laser treatment, since they tend to grow deep into healthy tissues. The procedure for laser removal of one skin formation takes about 1-5 minutes.

Skin care after laser removal

Skin care after laser removal is minimal. No additional dressings are required, the patient can lead a normal life and work activity. Usually there are no scars after laser removal. The risks of pigmentation, scarring, infection after removal of skin formations with a laser are minimal.

Laser removal of viral warts does not guarantee that they will not reappear, as the virus remains in the body. In this case, additional immunomodulatory therapy may be recommended.

Advantages of laser removal

Laser removal of neoplasms has undeniable advantages:

• does not leave scars;
• requires a minimum of time, allowing you to remove a small pathology in a minute;
• has a coagulative effect, promoting rapid blood clotting;
• does not require restoration;
• you immediately return to your usual rhythm of life;
• the crust under which new cells are formed will fall off by itself within a week;
• digitally controls the penetration range of the laser beam;
• prevents the recurrence of neoplasms, eliminating the root cause;
• kills bacteria and viruses, being an antiseptic, creating a decontaminated environment;
• does not come into contact with the skin, so there is no risk of infection or injury.

Laser removal of moles and other skin neoplasms is a radical and absolutely safe method of removal. Our specialists have invaluable experience in removing neoplasms with the help of a surgical laser, which is important, since only work skills combined with accurate and correct diagnostics are the guarantor of a high-quality procedure. All removals of neoplasms are carried out by an oncologist.

In our clinic “Center for Ambulatory Surgery” it is possible to conduct a histological and cytological examination of a remote neoplasm. Laser removal of a mole and other skin neoplasms is a non-contact procedure, which eliminates any risks during the procedure.

Doctor of the highest category, Candidate of Medical Sciences, surgeon Konovnin Oleg Ivanovich conducts and operates an appointment

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Types of services	Cost
Surgeon’s consultation	1300
Surgeon’s repeated consultation (within 1 month)	800
Papilloma removal up to 2 mm	400
Removal of papilloma up to 2 mm on the face	600 5 mm	1100
Removal of papilloma up to 5 mm on the face	1200
Papilloma removal 5-10 mm	1400
Papilloma removal 5-10 mm on the face	1700
Removal of papilloma more than 10 mm	2500
Removal of fibropapilloma up to 5 mm	1300
Removal of fibropapilloma up to 5 mm on the face	1500
Removal of eyelid and ear papillomas up to 2 mm	1400
Removal of eyelid and ear papillomas up to 5 mm	1900
Removal of eyelid and ear papillomas 5-10 mm	2400
Removal of eyelid and ear papillomas over 10 mm	lesion, more than 3) in the area of ​​1 eye	4300
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions, more than 3) in both eyes	6900
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions of 10-20) (one area)	4100
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions of 21-30 pcs) (one area)	5200
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions more than 30) (one area)	7300
Removal of warts up to 2 mm 0018 Removal of warts up to 5 mm	1200
Removal of condylomatosis (multiple lesions 10-20 pcs. ) pcs.)	7300
Removal of condylomatosis (multiple lesion, more than 30 pieces)	10500
Ingrown hair removal, opening, sanitation	1200
Removal of pigmented nevus up to 5 mm	1700
Removal of pigmented nevus up to 10 mm	1900
Removal of pigmented nevus over 10 mm	1700 per sq. cm
Removal of keratoma up to 5 mm	1700
Removal of keratoma over 10 mm	1500 per sq. cm
Removal of xanthalism up to 3 mm	2600
Removal of branched angioma up to 5 mm	800
Removal of branched angioma up to 10 mm 9	400
90 018 Removal of cavernous hemangioma up to 5 mm	1300
Removal of cavernous hemangioma up to 10 mm	900 18 2100
Removal of flat hemangioma up to 5 mm	700
Removal of flat hemangioma up to 10 mm	1200
Removal of basalioma up to 5 mm
Basalioma removal up to 10 mm	3700
Removal of basalioma more than 10 mm	3700
Removal of atheroma up to 5 mm	1700
Removal of atheroma up to 10 mm	3700
Removal of viral warts up to 1 mm	400
Removal of viral warts 1-3 mm	600
Removal of viral warts 4 – 7 mm 9 mm 9 mm 9 mm0017	1200
Removal of viral warts 8 – 10 mm	1700
Viral wart removal 11-15 mm	1900
Small ( up to 10 pcs. ) type of wart lesion	5400
Removal of multiple (11 – 15 pcs.) type of lesion with warts	6400
Fibroma removal	2600
Removal of dermatofibroma up to 5 mm	1700
Removal of dermatofibroma 5-10 mm	2600
Pyogenic granuloma removal	2700
Plantar wart removal up to 5 mm	1500
Plantar wart removal 6 – 10 mm	1800
Plantar wart removal 10 – 15 mm	2600
Pigmentation removal up to 10 mm	2000
Removal of age spots over 10 mm	1650 per sq. cm
Keloid scar removal	1700 per sq. cm
Histological examination	1700

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Removal of papillomas of the eyelids and ears over 10 mm (multiple lesions, more than 3 pcs. ) in the area of ​​1 eye

9008 8

9008 7

900 89

6400

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90 088

Types of services	Cost
90 018 mammology
Consultation of a mammologist repeated	1000
Mammologist consultation with breast ultrasound	1800
surgery, laser surgery
Breast neoplasm puncture0765 Pap smear with cytology	1200
Breast tumor removal	90 018 13000
Consultation of a surgeon surgeon repeated	800
Removal of papilloma up to 2 mm	400
Removal of papilloma up to 2 mm on the face 0018 Removal of papilloma up to 5 mm	1100
Removal of papilloma up to 5 mm on the face	1200
Removal of papillomas 5-10 mm	1400 s 5-10 mm on the face	1700
Removal of papilloma over 10 mm Removal of fibropapilloma up to 5 mm	1300
Removal of fibropapilloma up to 5 mm on the face	1500
Removal of eyelid and ear papillomas up to 2 mm	1400
Removal of eyelid and ear papillomas up to 5 mm	1900
Eyelid and ear papillomas removal 5-10 mm	2400
4300
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesion, more than 3 pcs.) in both eyes	6900
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions of 10-20 pcs.) (one area)	4100
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions of 21-30 pcs.) (one area)	5200
Removal of papillomatosis (multiple lesions more than 30) (one area)	7300
Removal of warts up to 2 mm	600
Removal of condylomas up to 5 mm lesion 10-20 pieces)	5200
Removal of condylomatosis (multiple lesions 21- 30 pcs.)	7300
Removal of condylomatosis (multiple lesions more than 30 pcs.)	10500
Ingrown hair removal, opening, sanitation	1200
Pigmented nevus removal up to 5 mm	170 0
Removal of pigmented nevus up to 10 mm	1900
Removal of pigmented nevus over 10 mm	1700 per sq. cm
Keratoma removal up to 5 mm	1300
Keratoma removal up to 10 mm	1700
Removal of keratoma over 10 mm	1500 per sq. cm
Removal of xanthalism up to 3 mm	2600
Removal of angioma pinpoint	400
Removal of angioma branched up to 5 mm	800
Removal of branched angioma up to 10 mm Removal of cavernous hemangioma up to 5 mm	1300
Removal of cavernous hemangioma up to 10 mm	2100
Removal of flat hemangioma up to 5 mm	700
Removal of flat hemangioma up to 10 mm	1200
Removal of basalioma up to 5 mm	2700
Basalioma removal up to 10 mm
Removal of basalioma more than 10 mm	3700
Removal of atheroma up to 5 mm	9 0018 1700
Atheroma removal up to 10 mm	2800
atheroma more than 10 mm	3700
Removal of viral warts up to 1 mm	400
Viral wart removal 1-3 mm	600
Viral wart removal 4 – 7 mm	1200
Viral wart removal 8 – 10 mm	1700
Viral wart removal 11 – 15 mm	1900
Removal of small (up to 10 pcs. ) type of wart lesion	5400
Removal of multiple (11 – 15 pcs.) type of lesion of warts
Fibroma removal	2600
Dermatofibroma removal up to 5 mm	1700
fibromas up to 5-10 mm	2600
Pyogenic granuloma removal 18 Plantar wart removal up to 5 mm	1500
Plantar wart removal 6 – 10 mm	1800
Plantar wart removal 10 – 15 mm	2600
Removal of age spots up to 10 mm	2000
Removal of age spots over 10 mm	1 650 per sq. cm
Keloid scar removal	1700 per sq. cm
Dry callus removal	3700
Ingrown toenail repair	3700
Histological examination	1700
ultrasound 90 722
Ultrasound of the abdominal organs: (liver and gallbladder, pancreas, spleen)	1100
Liver and gallbladder ultrasound	600
Ultrasound of one organ of the abdominal cavity	500
Ultrasound of the mammary glands	800 9 0092
Ultrasound of the thyroid gland	700
Ultrasound of the kidneys	600
Ultrasound of the scrotum	700
Ultrasound of the bladder	600
TRUS of the prostate (transrectal)	900
Prostate ultrasound (abdominal)	700
Pelvic ultrasound (transvaginal)	900
Ultrasound of the pelvic organs (abdominal)	700
Ultrasound of soft tissues	500
Ultrasound of lymph nodes (one area) 900 92	500
Pleural ultrasound	500
Ultrasound of the salivary glands	500
Ultrasound of the veins of the lower extremities (1 limb)	900
Ultrasound of upper limb veins (1 limb)	900
Ultrasound of upper limb arteries (1 limb) 9 0017	900
Ultrasound of lower limb arteries (1 limb)	900
USG of neck vessels	1100
Puncture of the thyroid gland under ultrasound control with cytological examination	1500
Neoplasm puncture under ultrasound control with cytological examination	1200
oncology
Oncologist appointment	1500
Repeated appointment with an oncologist	1000
Oncologist appointment with breast ultrasound	1800
Removal of soft tissue tumor	13000 900 92
Removal of skin tumor	13000
Removal of hygroma	10000
Dermatofibroma removal (subcutaneous)	3200
Skin scar repair	12000
Neoplasm puncture, swab taking 9 Neoplasm biopsy	3700
Lymph node biopsy	13000
Pleural puncture under ultrasound guidance	3700
Laparocentesis, thoracocentesis	3700
Neoplasm puncture with cytological examination	1200
Intravesical chemotherapy	1600
Opening, drainage of abscesses, boils 1 unit	2700
Opening, drainage of purulent mastitis	3700
Wound dressing 8 Wound dressing (purulent)	700
Removal of sutures	600
Defect closure skin	2600
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