Is Knightsbridge surgery center covered by insurance?
Knightsbridge Surgery Center contracts with most major insurance carriers. To verify your coverage, please contact your insurance company or the surgery center 614-273-0400.
What happens after surgery at Knightsbridge surgery center?
After your surgery, Knightsbridge Surgery Center will prepare a bill for your surgery.
How do I make a payment plan for Knightsbridge surgery?
Knightsbridge requires 100% pre-payment by cash or credit card on the day of surgery. For special or extenuating circumstances, we can arrange payment plans for non-cosmetic procedures on a case-by-case basis; please contact our business office at 614-273-0400.
Welcome to Knightsbridge Internal Medicine & Cardiology
At Knightsbridge Internal Medicine and Cardiology, we are constantly striving to provide our patients with the highest quality in Cardiovascular and Internal Medicine care in Central Ohio. In order to provide the best medical care we can, we strongly believe in maintaining friendly and open communication with our patients and their families.
Our Mission: Working together to realize a shared vision of excellence in medicine
Our mission statement serves as the vital force that drives the way we practice medicine and we infuse it's core components in everything we do to serve our patients.
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At Knightsbridge Internal Medicine & Cardiology, we believe that it is important to keep our patients informed about the different heart conditions and diseases that may be prevalent to them.
How to access FollowMyHealth?
You can also access FollowMyHealth from The Center’s webpage or download the app for Android or iPhone by searching for FollowMyHealth in the app store.
Is the Center's online patient portal secure?
Welcome to The Center’s online patient portal. This is a secure, simple way for you to manage your patient account at your convenience, 24/7!
Does FollowMyHealth encrypt your medical records?
Security is a legitimate concern, especially when it comes to your medical records. FollowMyHealth encrypts your data while it is in transit and encrypts it again when it is stored in the database for your use. Maintaining your privacy is our top priority and your information cannot be accessed without your user ID and password.
Welcome to Columbus Surgical Associates, Inc
We provide expert care in the area of general surgery to our patients. Our surgeons and staff are specially trained in the management of a wide variety of surgical problems. At Columbus Surgical Associates our goal is to provide compassionate, quality care to all of our patients in the full spectrum of general surgery.
The Next Step
Please allow up to one week after the date of your office consult before being contacted by the surgery scheduler. Upon receiving orders from the physician we will contact you to begin the scheduling process for surgery.
Financial Policy
Thank you for choosing us as your healthcare provider. We are committed to providing you with the highest quality of surgical care. Your clear understanding of our financial policy is important to our professional relationship. Please understand that payment of your bill is considered part of your overall treatment.
What is a cystoscopy?
A cystoscopy is a procedure where a physician examines the lining of your bladder and the urethra, the tube that transports urine out of your body. A flexible or rigid scope may be used to examine the bladder. To learn more about this procedure, click here to be forwarded to an external website.
What is laser lithotripsy?
Holmium laser lithotripsy is a procedure that uses lasers to break up stones that are located in the urinary tract, including the bladder, kidneys, ureter (s), or urethra. For more information regarding this procedure, click here to be forwarded to an external website.
What is a ureteral urologist?
Ureteroscopy is a procedure that utilizes a long, flexible scope that is inserted into the bladder and ureter. This procedure is used to diagnose several conditions associated with the urinary tract. For ureteral stones, a urologist can find the stone (s) and remove the them by using a tiny wire basket. For more information regarding this procedure, click here to be forwarded to an external website.
What is a TURP procedure?
Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) is a procedure that is used to treat urinary symptoms caused by an enlarged prostate (BPH). To learn more about this procedure, click here to be forwarded to an external site.
What is a ureteral stent?
A ureteral stent is a small, soft, hollow tube placed in the ureter. A small scope is inserted into the urethra and up through the ureter to place the stent. For more information about this procedure, click here to be forwarded to an external website.
