The Importance of Getting Your Hiatal Hernia Repaired Correctly the First Time
If you have medically refractory reflux or a large hiatal hernia, surgery may be necessary for complete resolution and definitive treatment of your condition.
Clinic is open! Let’s get your elective surgery scheduled.
As of May 1, 2020, the ban on elective surgery has been lifted, and social distancing restrictions have been loosened in an effort re-open the state. In light of these advances, Dr. Madni’s clinic is back open and she is scheduling elective surgeries again. We are still taking the #COVID19 pandemic very seriously and we have implemented measures to ensure the safety of our patients at all times.
- All patients, hospital guests and healthcare providers are expected to wear a face-mask upon entering the hospital building
- We will continue to schedule patients 15-30 minutes apart in order promote social distancing in our waiting room.
- Hand sanitizers and/or soaps are immediately available in all of our restrooms
- All elective patients will be tested for COVID19 prior to surgery.
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