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Surgery Centers

Lone Tree Surgery Center

Lone Tree Surgery Center is an outpatient facility for procedures referred by your physician or a specialist who uses the center. Care includes preparation, the procedure and recovery before discharge. The center is accredited by The Joint Commission.

The facility

Surgery Centers

About

The facility

Lone Tree Surgery Center is an outpatient facility for procedures referred by your physician or a specialist who uses the center. Care includes preparation, the procedure and recovery before discharge. The center is accredited by The Joint Commission.

About

Arrival

The center is near C-470 and the Yosemite exit. Parking is outside the building; the Suite 101 entrance is on the west side.

About

Fax

The center's fax number is (303) 623-2814.

About

Before, during and after the procedure

Lone Tree is an outpatient facility for same-day procedures. Its instructions describe a pre-operative assessment, care in the procedure room and recovery monitoring before discharge.

The center publishes Joint Commission accreditation. This identifies the facility's accreditation; it does not determine which procedure is right for an individual patient.

Team

Your procedure team

A nurse reviews the medical history and pre-operative instructions before the visit. The physician and anesthesia provider assess the patient before the procedure, and recovery nurses monitor the patient afterward.

Services

Spine procedures

Listed procedures include basivertebral nerve ablation (Intracept), kyphoplasty, minimally invasive lumbar decompression (MILD), minimally invasive spinal fixation (Stabilink) and sacroiliac joint fusion.

Services

Injections & nerve blocks

The center lists epidural steroid injections, hip injections, medial branch/facet blocks, occipital nerve blocks, sacroiliac injections, stellate ganglion blocks, superior hypogastric plexus blocks and sympathetic blocks.

Services

Other procedures

Radiofrequency ablation, peripheral nerve stimulation, PRP/stem cell procedures, and spinal cord stimulator placement and replacement are also listed.

Services

Pre-operative review and recovery

The center asks patients to complete their health history online. A nurse conducts a pre-operative phone assessment. Discharge includes instructions specific to the procedure, and follow-up questions generally go to the treating physician.

Services

Basivertebral nerve ablation (Intracept)

Intracept targets nerves within a vertebra.

Services

Kyphoplasty

Kyphoplasty treats selected vertebral compression fractures.

Services

Lumbar decompression and fixation

MILD addresses narrowing in the lumbar spine; Stabilink provides minimally invasive spinal fixation.

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Sacroiliac joint fusion

Sacroiliac fusion stabilizes the joint between the spine and pelvis.

Services

Spinal and joint injections

Epidural, facet, hip and sacroiliac injections target different structures.

Services

Targeted nerve blocks

Occipital, stellate ganglion, sympathetic and superior hypogastric plexus blocks target different nerve pathways.

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Nerve and spinal cord stimulation

Stimulation uses electrical signals to influence pain signaling. The center provides peripheral nerve stimulation and spinal cord stimulator placement or replacement.

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Radiofrequency ablation

Radiofrequency treatment targets selected pain-carrying nerves.

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PRP and stem-cell procedures

PRP and stem-cell procedures are available for discussion with the treating physician.

Contact

Lone Tree

Address
9218 Kimmer Dr, Suite 101, Lone Tree, CO 80124
Fax
(303) 623-2814
Hours
Monday–Friday 7 AM–5 PM

When and how we refer

3 reasons

Why this facility

3 perspectives

Why this facility

An outpatient visit with preparation and recovery.

Lone Tree publishes the steps around its same-day procedures, from the pre-operative call to recovery and discharge.

A procedure-specific preparation call
A nurse reviews the medical history and gives the pre-operative instructions.
Recovery is monitored
Nurses and the anesthesia provider monitor recovery before discharge.
An accredited facility
The center publishes accreditation by The Joint Commission.

Spine and nerve procedure contexts

2 overviews

Locations

1 location

A little clarity before your first call

Questions

Who explains which procedure is right for me?
The physician who refers you explains the proposed procedure, alternatives and follow-up. The center’s services describe what can be performed here; your treatment plan determines which service you receive.
When would I come to this surgery center?
You come here for a procedure referred by one of our physicians or a specialist who uses the facility. Your case manager helps coordinate the visit with that physician and the center.
Will someone contact me before the procedure?
A nurse conducts a pre-operative phone assessment and reviews instructions. If you have not heard from the center by the day before surgery, its instructions ask you to call.
What should I complete before arrival?
The center asks you to complete the health history through its patient portal. Follow the instructions supplied for your procedure and discuss any prescribed pre-operative testing with the team.
Can I drive myself home after sedation?
The center asks patients receiving sedation or anesthesia to arrange a responsible adult to drive them home and help afterward. Discuss the transportation plan before the appointment.
Who handles follow-up questions?
The center says most follow-up is handled by your physician or their office staff. You receive discharge instructions specific to the procedure.