Appointments are typically scheduled through your surgeon’s office. A referral from your primary care physician may be required. The office staff will coordinate with you to find a suitable date and time, based on your surgeon’s availability and the facility’s schedule.
Yes, you will receive a confirmation message before your scheduled surgery. This message will include the facility’s address and your arrival and surgery times.
Yes, we contact all patients prior to their surgery to gather necessary information, assist with preparations, and address any questions you may have. A nurse will also provide preoperative instructions during this call. If you have additional questions, please feel free to contact our facility directly.
If you have certain medical conditions, your doctor may require medical clearance to ensure you are healthy enough to undergo surgery safely.
Yes, in most cases, family members are allowed to accompany you. However, visitor policies may vary based on hospital or clinic regulations, particularly in pre-operative and post-operative areas.
You may bring one person with you to the facility. They will be allowed to stay with you before surgery and may join you after the procedure if you choose.
For pediatric patients, two parents or guardians may accompany the child to the center. While we do our best to accommodate both, only one parent or guardian will be permitted in the recovery room at the time.
We kindly request that young children not be brought to the facility as guests.
Yes, we offer a large, free parking area for your convenience.
Typically, no. If you receive anesthesia, you will not be permitted to drive after surgery. Please arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home.
NPO stands for “nil per os,” a Latin term meaning “nothing by mouth.” It means you must refrain from eating or drinking for a specific period before surgery to reduce the risk of complications with anesthesia.
Please wear loose, comfortable clothing that is easy to put on and remove. Avoid tight-fitting garments, jewelry, and makeup. We will provide a gown, socks, and a bouffant cap for you to wear during your procedure.
No, our facility is an outpatient surgical center, meaning you will be discharged the same day after your procedure.
You will be contacted before your scheduled procedure with specific instructions regarding which medication you should take or temporarily discontinue.
Yes, translation services are readily available for Spanish-speaking patients. For other languages, we can arrange for translation services as needed.
Your insurance provider is the best resource for questions regarding your coverage. However, our billing team is available to assist with any additional information you may need.
We accept all major credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express.
No, we do not charge interest.
Yes, we offer flexible payment plans to meet your needs. Please contact our billing team for more details
Requesting an appointment is easy at Innovia Surgery Center. Just complete the brief form below and a member of our scheduling team will contact you with available appointment times that will conveniently fit your schedule.
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Innovia was created to offer outstanding quality care that is both convenient and affordable. We can offer high-quality care at low costs because we are completely independent, private, and physician-owned and operated. This means we can control every aspect of our facility and process, from the supplies we purchase to the most efficient utilization of staff to the elimination of wasteful operating room practices. We are truly committed to providing you the best quality care available.
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When you’re looking for minimally invasive, high-quality ambulatory surgical care, look to Innovia Surgery Center. Call us at 847-385-0700 or Request an Appointment here. We serve people from Wood Dale, Chicago, Schaumburg, Elk Grove and all Northwest Suburbs
