Office-Based Anesthesia
About Valley Mobile Services
The board-certified anesthesiologists and registered nurses of Valley's office-based anesthesia team are delighted to provide anesthesia for office-based procedures. Valley Anesthesiology and Pain Consultants is one of the nation's premier providers of anesthesia services; a physician group nationally recognized for its commitment to the highest standards of patient care, serving patients and their physicians throughout Arizona, for more than 28 years.
Valley Mobile Services maintains the accreditation standards of the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC). Since 2009, Valley has been providing office-based anesthesia services to medical and dental offices throughout Maricopa County.
Valley is privileged to assist in your care. The Valley Mobile Services division is continually seeking to improve the office-based anesthesia experience. Patients of Valley Mobile Services are invited to complete our patient satisfaction survey.
The Valley Mobile Difference
Valley's office-based anesthesia (OBA) team provides surgeons, dental practices and their patients distinct advantages in the following areas:
- Clinical excellence - Valley provides a highly qualified, compassionate anesthesia team comprised of board-certified anesthesiologists, including fellowship-trained specialists as necessary, and registered nurses to assist to recover surgical patients.
- Pre/Post Procedure Support - Valley's anesthesia team employs dedicated, caring nurses, schedulers and case coordinators to ensure that all details before and after the procedure are accomplished efficiently, in a way that enhances the experience for the practice and its patients.
- Availability - The depth and breadth of clinical experience of Valley's anesthesia team facilitates scheduling of procedures in a timely manner.
For medical and dental practices interested in learning more about Valley's mobile services for office-based surgery, call 602.528.6998 or email VMS@Valley.MD.
Patient Care Goals
- To treat each patient the way we would want to be treated if we were the patient.
- To ensure patient safety.
- To optimize patient comfort.
- To safeguard patient privacy.
- To make your surgical experience as pleasant as possible.
