Mission Hospital Surgery Center

“I had a thyroid gland surgery with Dr. John Schaffer at Mission Hospital, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with the experience! Dr. Schaffer is not only incredibly skilled—he’s like a genius—but he’s also extremely friendly and kind. The results were fantastic, and I highly recommend him to anyone in need of thyroid surgery thanks god for creating such a good human and thank to u doctor you will always be in my mind and prayer ........

My 4 year old had surgery here today. I have nothing but good things to say about the staff! Everyone was friendly, helpful and made the whole process seamless. I have to highlight the pre & post op nurses: Ali and Kristen! Ali was so kind and patient when my son had a meltdown regarding taking Tylenol. Kristen was so helpful and considerate with a peed pants situation. It is stressful, and obviously not without challenges, to have a 4 year old require surgery, but these ladies made us feel comfortable, and made the whole experience easer!

My mom just has surgery at this center and it was nothing short of spectacular. They have a patient drop off area which is free but there’s also paid parking that they validate. The receptionist was very polite and all the nurses working here were so attentive and caring. The waiting area is large and not overcrowded (some of the old reviews complain about a small waiting room but seems like they’ve renovated). The center is very quiet and clean. My mom stayed overnight and she was so comfortable. The anesthesiologist and doctor were amazing as well. We’re so happy she decided to stay here and not at the hospital.

A good place for surgery. Nicest staff, doctors, and nurses. Unfortunately, I had to stay overnight on a gurney. That's not very comfortable after surgery. I wish they had a regular bed for the occasional overnight patient.

Nursing staff was excellent and professional getting me ready for surgery and was very attentive to needs. Although, post operation in recovery members of recovery team were very disrespectful, making jokes and rude comments when they closed the curtains. Regardless if they were directed towards me or another patient is unacceptable. Coming from healthcare bedside manor is a very important aspect of the healing process and making you’re pt comfortable and to show the utmost respect for them. Treat others the way you would like to be treated, especially when that could be very well one of the worst days they’ve had in their lives.