Welcome to MEDRVA Surgery Center at
Stony Point


Your physician has scheduled your surgical procedure at MEDRVA Surgery Center at Stony Point. Our team specializes in ambulatory surgery (also known as same-day, or out-patient surgery) and makes certain you experience the benefits of having your surgical procedure here, including:

  • 99% patient satisfaction ratings
  • 0.027% infection rate
  • Lower pricing than area hospitals

With all the options available to surgeons, see why more than 200 of Central Virginia’s top physicians bring their patients to the care team at MEDRVA Surgery Centers. 

8700 Stony Point Pkwy #100
Richmond, VA 23235

MEDRVA Surgery Centers at Stony Point offers these distinct advantages:


SPECIALIZED CARE
Our staff specializes in same-day surgical procedures.  They are trained to assess patients in an outpatient setting and provide the highest level of care possible.

QUALITY
Our facility is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC) and is licensed by the Virginia Department of Public Health.

SPECIAL CARE FOR CHILDREN
Our team has performed thousands of surgical procedures on children. With special child-friendly areas, parents are welcome in our preoperative and post-recovery areas.

CONVENIENCE
MEDRVA Surgery Centers at Stony Point is ideally located near Stony Point Fashion Park and offers easy to navigate surface parking lots. 

PRICING
Surgery in dedicated outpatient surgery centers typically costs less than surgeries in hospital-based settings.

PHYSICIAN OWNERSHIP
Stony Point Surgery Center, LLC is a joint venture between MEDRVA Healthcare and area physicians who have chosen to treat their patients at a facility where, as an owner, they have more input into the quality of care provided to their patients. The current list of physician owners is on display at the front desks of both surgery centers. 

Current Covid-19 Restrictions for Patients and Visitors


Masking:

  • MEDRVA Healthcare patients and visitors can wear a disposable mask if they choose.

Visitors and Social Distancing:

  • MEDRVA Healthcare continually assesses the physical space and length of visit to determine whether a visitor can safely remain in the waiting room.
  • MEDRVA may allow 1 visitor per patient with the exception of pediatric patients, both parents are allowed.
  • MEDRVA Healthcare may ask patients and/or visitors to wait in their car if required to maintain social distancing in the waiting room.

We thank you for your understanding.

Multi-Specialty

Breast Cancer

Colon & Rectal

Facial Plastic/Reconstructive

Gastroenterology

General & Vascular Surgery

Gynecology

Gynecology/Oncology

Infertility

Oculoplastics

Ophthalmology

Oral & Maxillofacial

Orthopedics

Otolaryngology

Podiatry

Pediatric Urology

Retina

Spine Intervention & Pain Management

Urology

Prior to Surgery


Prior to your surgery, ask your physician if you can receive your prescription in advance so you do not need to go to the pharmacy right after your procedure.  

Insurance/Payment

Please be prepared to provide our Business Office with insurance information. Some insurance companies require preauthorization before procedures. Please contact your insurance carrier about these requirements if you have any questions. You will receive a call from our Business Office before your procedure with an estimate of the amount you will need to pay to meet your deductible and/or co-pay. When you arrive on the day of your procedure, we will collect the amount you owe and ask you to sign a form stating you are financially responsible for any services rendered that are not covered by your insurance carrier.

Labs/EKG

You may need lab work and an EKG (electrocardiogram) prior to your surgery. Check with your surgeon to see if these are required. Your surgeon may complete the tests or may send you to your primary care physician to have the lab work completed. It is important to have test results or other information faxed to us prior to the day of surgery. Please fax the information to 804-545-0313.

History and Physical Exam

All patients are required to have a history and physical exam prior to surgery. Your surgeon may do this or you may be sent to your primary care physician to complete the physical. Again, it is important to have this information faxed to us prior to your surgery. Please fax the information to (804) 545-0313.

Preparation for Surgery


Please follow these instructions for all types of anesthesia and note that it is important to follow these guidelines to prevent delay or cancellation of your procedure:

Do not eat or drink after midnight the night before surgery.

Do not smoke the day of surgery. 

Take your regular medicines, as scheduled, with small sips of water. 

You may brush your teeth, but try to not swallow any toothpaste. 

Bathe or shower before arriving, but do not apply lotion to your skin after bathing. 

Do not wear makeup, including false eyelashes, or jewelry.

Wear your glasses instead of contact lenses. If you must wear your contact lenses, you may need to remove them so bring a contact lens container with you. 

Please leave all jewelry, money, and valuables at home. 

If you are diabetic, you will be given instructions as to the dose and time to take your medication prior to arriving.

What to Bring


Photo ID 

Insurance card(s) 

Container for eyeglasses or contact lenses

A list of medications with dosages and how often you take the medications 

Amount quoted to meet your deductible and/or co-pays

Telephone number of the adult driver or escort taking you home 

Day of Surgery


Arrival

Please arrive at Stony Point Surgery Center approximately one hour prior to your scheduled surgery. Plenty of free parking is available. The surgery center is located at 8700 Stony Point Parkway under the large awning over the driveway circle.  Please proceed to check-in at the reception desk. If you are unable to keep your appointment for surgery or are delayed in arriving, please call the surgery center as soon as possible at (804) 775-4500.

Getting Ready

Before your surgery, you will be taken to the preoperative area to change into a gown, cap, and slippers. You may leave your undergarments on unless they interfere with the surgical procedure.

Surgery

When we are ready for your surgery, you will be escorted to the operating room. The operating room may feel cool. We will make every attempt to explain things as we go, but feel free to ask any questions you may have.

After Surgery Recovery

Following surgery, you will be taken to the post anesthesia recovery unit. You will be monitored until your anesthetic wears off. During this phase, you may begin to experience some discomfort and nausea.

Pain Control

Although some pain can be expected with any surgery, your nurse will work closely with you to provide pain control medication. You will be asked to rate your level of pain on a scale of 0 (no pain) to 10 (severe pain). This helps “measure” your pain so we can select the most effective pain control medication. As you recover from the anesthetic, you can be joined by a family member or friend to review your discharge instructions. When you are ready to go home, we will take you to your car by wheelchair.

Prior to your surgery, ask your physician if you can receive your prescription in advance so you do not need to go to the pharmacy right after your procedure.  

Discharge


Because you are not allowed to drive for 24 hours after your procedure is finished, and to help ensure your safety, an adult over the age of 18 must accompany you and drive you home. Your ride must be available to pick you up when the nurse calls. Transportation by taxi is acceptable as long as a responsible adult is with you.

Instructions

After your procedure has been completed, we will call your ride when you are ready to leave, if they are not in the building. When you are ready to leave, a nurse will review your discharge instructions with your caregiver. A written copy of your instructions will be given to you. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have.

Going Home

A staff member will accompany you to the MEDRVA Stony Point Surgery Center exit where a family member or friend can pick you up. Remember that you are not to drive, operate machinery, drink alcohol, or make any major decisions for at least 24 hours. In addition, try to rest at least 12 hours after you get home. It is common to feel tired, dizzy, sleepy, or slightly nauseated after a surgical procedure. We recommend that you have someone stay with you on the day of surgery. If you have any questions after surgery, please call your physician.

Follow Up Call

A staff member may call you the day following your procedure to make sure there are no problems and to answer any questions you might have. Once again, we welcome your comments and feedback.

Satisfaction Survey

You will receive a patient satisfaction survey in your discharge material regarding the care you received. Our goal is that every member of your surgery care team provided a positive experience.  If you feel you did not receive excellent care, please contact either the MEDRVA Surgery Center administrator at 804-775-4500 or the compliance officer at 804-775-4516.