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Scheduling Your Surgery After you have let your physician know that you would like to move forward with surgery, your care team will begin the surgery scheduling process. The team will submit a surgery order form to be reviewed by our coding team, which typically takes 1-3 business days.
7 Best Surgery Scheduling Practices Replace Paper-Based Scheduling. Dont Rely on Only One Scheduler. Maintain Open Communication with Everyone on Staff. Reduce Surgery Cancellations. Avoid Lost Billing and Errors. Prioritize the Patient Experience. Utilize Data to Track, Measure, and Diagnose Potential Problems.
For instance, the surgery scheduling process includes: Getting insurance authorization. Confirming the date with the hospital. Ordering equipment. Completing any medical clearances and pre-surgery testing. Communicating with the patient.
However, if conservative treatment fails to provide satisfactory results and you continue to have chronic and persistent back pain or if you have spine conditions such as degenerative disc disease (arthritis), herniated disc, compressed spinal cord or nerve root, scoliosis, spondylolisthesis, and other common spinal
Contact the Surgery Coordinator, and determine what potential date you would like to schedule. You will then need to contact your Primary Care Physician to schedule your pre-op appointment within 1-3 weeks of that potential surgery date.
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To become a surgical scheduler, one typically needs a high school diploma or equivalent, relevant clerical experience, potentially a relevant certification, and should focus on highlighting these qualifications and skills in their resume and cover letter when applying for such positions.
Any time you operate on the spine, there is some risk of injuring the spinal cord. This can lead to serious injuries to the nerves or the covering of the spinal cord - the dura. The spinal cord is a column of nerves that connects your brain with the rest of your body, allowing you to control your movements.

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