COVID-19 Update

Welcome to Denville Surgery Center

At Denville Surgery Center there is no higher priority than your well-being and the broader health of our communities. We understand the fear and concern surrounding this outbreak during these unprecedented times, and we are committed to doing all we can to keep you and your family healthy and offer you peace of mind. We are closely monitoring the Covid community and transmission levels and follow the NJ Department of Health and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and recommendations to ensure your safety.

Our top priority, as always, is to deliver safe, high-quality care to you and all patients that we serve. We understand the value our center provides as an important site of access for patients needing surgeries and procedures in a controlled and safe environment, and we appreciate the trust you have placed in us.

We are working with local and state health departments, and are following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and recommendations.  In our operating rooms and across all patient care areas, we provide the highest level of cleaning and disinfecting by following guidelines from the CDC and the Association of Operating Room Nurse (AORN).  As we work together to keep patients, visitors and our team’s safe, here’s what you can expect from us:

Prior to surgery

Approximately three days prior to surgery we will call you and ask you screening questions about your general health and any exposures to Covid-19.

If at any time within the 7 days prior to your procedure you develop a fever or flu-like symptoms please call the facility at 973-328-3475 and provide us with notification.

Visiting our center on the day of surgery

For the safety of our patients, we ask that you come to the facility wearing a mask.  Please do not enter the facility if you have any Flu/Covid like symptoms. Upon arrival, you will go to our registration area to complete registration and begin your pre-surgical care.

Visitors/Companions-To maintain privacy,  we do ask that all adult patients have only 1 companion accompanying them.  Pediatric patients can have both parents accompany the child.

Please know that we are committed to the safety of our patients, visitors and team. Thank you for choosing our center to meet your healthcare needs.

 

Sincerely,
Lori Horton MSN, RN, Administrator