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Christmas Closing Information
From our families to yours, Merry Christmas!
In honor of the Christmas holidays, the administrative office of Salem Anesthesia will be closed from Monday December 23, 2013 through Friday December 27, 2013. The office will reopen on Monday December 30, 2013 at 8:00am.
Salem Anesthesia's Santa Sleigh Lands in Greensboro
It's official!
Grateful Hearts
The Christmas holidays are upon us and the typical hustle and bustle can be stressful making the holiday season more frustrating than enjoyable. So how does one find the true meaning of Christmas?
Happy Thanksgiving!
The staff at Salem Anesthesia would like to wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!
The administrative office will be closed Wednesday November 27, Thursday November 28, and Friday November 29, 2013 in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday.
The office will reopen at 8:00am Monday December 2, 2013.
I received a check in the mail from my insurance carrier. What do I do with it?
Some insurance carriers send payment for our services directly to you. You are responsible for remitting this payment to Salem Professional Anesthesia and can send payment to:
128 Peachtree Lane, Suite B
Advance, NC 27006
My insurance company tells me that I should only use in-network providers. How will you process my claim?
North Carolina law requires us to process your anesthesia service claim in-network. Salem Professional Anesthesia will process your claim based on your insurance carrier's in-network benefits.
Do I have choices about which anesthesia you will administer?
In many cases, yes, you do have anesthesia choices. Your anesthesia provider will offer choices, as appropriate, for the type of surgery you are going to have.
Who will administer my anesthesia?
At Salem Professional Anesthesia Services, your anesthesia will be administered by a experienced staff of well trained professionals. These include Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs-advanced practice registered nurse-specialists in anesthesia), and/or Anesthesiologists (medical doctor specialists in anesthesia.) All staff work together as a collaborative team to administer your anesthesia in a safe and comfortable manner.
Does anesthesia hurt?
No. Administering anesthesia is painless, and patients are unconscious. The entire process is monitored by a highly qualified anesthesia provider from the Anesthesia Department.