Surgical services in Payson, Utah
When you or a loved one needs surgical care in Utah County, our surgeons at Mountain View Hospital are here for you. From minor procedures to advanced orthopedic surgery, our board-certified surgeons have experience with a wide range of surgical procedures to help you heal.
Our medical teams and clinical staff provide you with compassionate, high-quality care from check in to recovery.
For more information about the surgical services at Mountain View Hospital in Payson, please call (801) 465-7140.
Comprehensive surgical care
Mountain View Hospital has several options to meet your inpatient and outpatient surgical needs. Our advanced surgical technologies and minimally invasive procedures help patients see greater results with smaller incisions and faster recoveries.
Inpatient procedures
Inpatient (and some outpatient) surgeries are performed at the main Mountain View Hospital campus. Inpatient surgeries are followed by recovery options in our medical/surgical department or our orthopedic/neurology floor.
Outpatient procedures
An additional outpatient surgery option is the Mountain View Hospital Outpatient Surgery Center on the main campus of Mountain View Hospital. Patients who receive an outpatient procedure will go home the same day.
Surgical specialties we offer
We offer a variety of surgical specialties to ensure patients receive the care they need to recover quickly.
Orthopedic surgery
Our orthopedic surgeons perform a wide range of procedures to provide comprehensive orthopedic care.
Some of these procedures include:
- Total and partial elbow replacements
- Total and partial hip replacements
- Total and partial knee replacements
- Total shoulder replacements
- Spine surgeries
Preparing for surgery
It is very important that you carefully follow all instructions provided by your physician prior to surgery. Not following these may result in a delay in the scheduled procedure.
Here are some general guidelines when preparing for surgery:
- Do not eat or drink anything after midnight the night prior to your surgery. This includes solid food, gum, candy, liquids (including water and dairy products of any kind). It is very important that you have an empty stomach when you arrive for surgery. You may take approved medications as instructed by your preoperative nurse.
- Leave all jewelry at home, including earrings and body piercings of any kind.
- Lotions and deodorants should not be applied to any area near the surgery site.
- Remove contact lenses prior to surgery. You may bring eyeglasses if needed to read and sign any forms.
- Take a shower or bath either the night before or the morning of your surgery.
- Use makeup and hair products sparingly.
- Wear loose fitting clothing items that are easy to remove and will fit over any bandages or splints.
We will call you the day before your surgery to discuss the time of surgery and your medical history. Please arrange for someone you know to drive you home and stay with you for 24 hours after your surgery.
If you have any serious medical problems or have recently developed a cold, fever, sore throat or any other condition that you believe might affect your readiness for surgery, please tell us during your phone interview.
When you arrive at the hospital the day of surgery, you will be asked to review and sign a consent form prior to the procedure. A parent or legal guardian must be available to sign for patients 17 years old and younger. You will also need to present your driver’s license or picture ID, insurance cards, copays and deductibles, if needed. You will be required to make a payment on the day of your surgery if your insurance does not cover your surgery in full.
We ask that you please limit only one adult visitor per patient and one or both parents for children 17 years old and younger. Please do not bring small children, if possible.
If you have any questions, please call us at (801) 465-7191.
Surgery at MountainStar Healthcare
Surgery is the medical treatment of diseases or injuries with instruments used to influence the body. Surgery is used to correct injuries and improve function as a medical necessity or on an elective basis, including some plastic surgery procedures.
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