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Summit Surgery Center

Summit Surgery Center is a multi-specialty outpatient surgery center here in Reno, Nevada.

50+

Surgeons

20+

Years of Service

2000+

Annual Surgeries

Specializing In The Areas

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We provide the world class services with the best medical team!
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Anesthesiology

ENT/Otolaryngology

Neurosurgery

Ophthalmology

Oral Surgery/Dentistry

Orthopedic Surgery

Pain Management

Plastic Surgery

Podiatry

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Why

Summit Surgery Center

  • Summit Surgery Center is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, a reputable regulatory body in the industry. Better still, our nurses are certified by the Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and the Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).
  • At Summit Surgery Center, we don’t just stop at surgery. One of our staff will stay in touch so we can monitor your recovery progress. You’ll also get a chance to provide feedback regarding the services at our outpatient surgery center.
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Our Providers

Dr. Kishori Somyreddy

About Dr. Kishori Somyreddy I hope to make my patients feel more comfortable and stable with their condition. I believe that teamwork is a crucial element of proper, comprehensive medical care for patients. I want to be an ally in my patient’s healthcare, extending outside the clinic appointments to long-term, continual care.

Education:
Medical School:
Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College/Bangalore University, India

Residency:
Internal Medicine & Pediatrics: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA Neurology: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA

Fellowship:
Clinical Neurophysiology: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA​

Dr. Charles Powell

About Dr. Charles Powell I hope to make my patients feel more comfortable and stable with their condition. I believe that teamwork is a crucial element of proper, comprehensive medical care for patients. I want to be an ally in my patient’s healthcare, extending outside the clinic appointments to long-term, continual care. Education: Medical School: Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College/Bangalore University, India Residency: Internal Medicine & Pediatrics: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA Neurology: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA
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Our Address

18653 Wedge Parkway
Suite 170
Reno NV 89511
Parking available on the west side of building

Monday – Friday: 6AM-4:30PM

Saturday – Sunday: Closed

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(775) 674-5200
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1110 Cottonwood Lane, Suite 205 Irving, TX 75038

Monday – Thursday:  8AM – 5PM

 Friday :  8AM – 12PM

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(214) 727-8900

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Dr. Kishori Somyreddy

Our Address

1110 Cottonwood Lane, Suite 205 Irving, TX 75038

Monday – Thursday:  8AM – 5PM

 Friday :  8AM – 12PM

info@neurotx.care
(214) 727-8900

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Anesthesiology

Anesthesiology is a vital specialty within the medical field. It provides crucial care to patients before, during, and after invasive and non-invasive procedures. Anesthesiologists play an integral part in keeping patients safe throughout the process of their surgery, while managing vital signs, pain control and preventing long term damage that can come from certain surgeries if not executed correctly.

The benefits of having an experienced anesthesiologist on staff are immense—from providing tranquil sedatives prior to surgery or administering specialized treatments for special cases before anaesthesia is administered. 

ENT/Otolaryngology

ENT/Otolaryngology is a field that specializes in treating and diagnosing conditions related to the ear, nose, throat and more. The benefits of these services are immense, from preserving hearing and vision, to preventing further health and medical complications. It’s important for individuals to recognize and acknowledge the importance of caring for these parts of the body before there are significant issues that can cause long-term damage or problems.

Consider annually scheduling an appointment with your physician to assess your health needs and make sure you get on top of any potential concerns. 

Neurosurgery

Neurosurgery is an incredibly complex, yet vital medical specialty that can improve quality of life for those suffering from a wide range of conditions affecting the nervous system. It offers tremendous benefits to those who may otherwise suffer under debilitating physical and mental symptoms due to their illnesses.
While it is critical that patients consult with their physician in order to evaluate whether or not they are suitable candidates for neurosurgery, the potential benefits can greatly outweigh risks in many cases. As such, those interested in exploring if this type of surgery could be right for them should feel encouraged to do so and speak with their doctor about any questions they may have.

Ophthalmology

Ophthalmology surgery is a reliable procedure for treating conditions affecting the eyes today. Combining the latest technology with highly trained professionals, results can be achieved quickly and safely. Reduction of pain, improvement in vision quality and prevention of further damage are only some of the major benefits that can be achieved by opting for Ophthalmology surgery.

It is important to remember to speak with your doctor to understand if this type of procedure is right for you or what other options may be available.

Oral Surgery/Dentistry

Oral Surgery/Dentistry is an effective means of addressing and correcting oral health issues such as broken teeth, missing teeth, and impacted wisdom teeth. The expertise and devices used during these procedures are designed to help promote and maintain good oral hygiene. Undeterred care or delayed diagnosis can impede the necessary steps for recovery and proper healing of any medical condition; as such, it is important to be aware of what kind of procedure you may need if you are experiencing any pain or discomfort in your mouth.

Seeking an experienced professional’s opinion when it comes to one’s oral health will help ensure the process is tailored for the individual’s needs for a better outcome.

Orthopedic

Orthopedic surgery provides an invaluable service, not just for athletes but for anyone needing to restore their mobility, freedom from pain and return to their daily activities. It is important to recognize the changes that orthopedic surgery can bring about in somebody’s life as well as the benefits it offers. Speaking to your physician is always a recommended first step towards understanding the purpose of orthopedic surgery and its associated benefits.

Pain management

Pain management is an incredibly important part of health care and helps countless individuals on a daily basis. Whether you are dealing with chronic or acute pain, seeking out relief can provide a much-needed respite from physical suffering and improve your overall wellbeing. It’s essential to understand the types of treatment available as well as potential side effects associated with them. Knowledge gives you the power to make an informed decision on what is best for each given situation.

Remember to always speak to your physician if you believe that pain management would be beneficial. With their help, it is possible to find the most appropriate plan so that you can live life comfortably and happily once again.

Plastic surgery

Plastic surgery can bring about positive changes to the body and self-confidence, with the potential for improved quality of life for its recipients. It is important to be aware of the potential risks associated with any procedure and speak with a qualified physician before undergoing any plastic surgery.

Ultimately, by understanding your desired outcome and working with your doctor, individuals can make informed decisions about the benefits or drawbacks associated with particular procedures. 

Podiatry surgery

Podiatry surgery can be a great procedure for some individuals. It can help keep the feet healthy and stable, and alleviate pain from deformities or age-related issues. The goal of podiatry surgery is to improve the quality of life by providing stability and strength to the lower extremities. Issues with foot alignment, ankle problems, joint dysfunction and inflammation can also be addressed with podiatry surgery. In addition, scarring can often be minimized due to newer minimally invasive technologies being employed whether it’s an open or hybrid approach procedure. All in all, multiple benefits can be derived from a successful podiatry surgery that will aid in proper function and mobility in the long run.

Your physician is best-suited to evaluate your particular situation and determine if this type of procedure is right for you with regard to outcomes as well as costs associated with medically necessary treatments.

Pre-surgical Preparation

  1. No solid food after midnight the night before surgery.
  2. Water and/or Gatorade up to 4 hours PRIOR TO CHECK IN to surgery center.
  3. Hydrate well the day before surgery.
  4. One week before surgery (or per surgeon’s instructions), stop all weight loss medications/supplements, any aspirin or aspirin products (I.e. Excedrin), vitamins, herbal supplements, and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) such as Advil, Ibuprofen, Aleve, Naproxen, Motrin and Meloxicam. Tylenol/Acetaminophen is ok, unless otherwise advised.
  5. If you are taking a blood thinner, please contact your prescribing doctor or surgeon to determine when you should stop taking this medication.
  6. Day of Surgery: DO NOT take diabetes medications unless otherwise advised by your surgeon. DO NOT take blood pressure medication if it ends in ‘rtan’ (ARBS) or ‘pril’ (ACE inhibitors), unless otherwise advised by your surgeon.
  7. Wear loose comfortable clothes.
  8. Shower the night before and the morning of surgery with an antibacterial soap.
  9. Do not shave the day of surgery. Shaving can cause small abrasions or nicks in the skin, which allow germs to enter.
  10. No makeup, lotion, creams, or powder. These items interfere with the solution used to prepare your skin and the monitoring equipment in the operating room.
  11. Deodorant is okay to use unless you’re having chest, breast, or shoulder surgery.
  12. Remove all jewelry-Piercings, Rings, Necklace, Watch. Leave valuables at home.
  13. Wear dentures, Contacts out-if must wear, bring container and solution.
  14. Bring picture ID and insurance.
  15. No alcohol or Tobacco 24 hours prior to surgery, No recreational drug use 3 days prior to surgery.
  16. If you have an Advanced directive/Living will, please bring and we will scan it into your chart.
  17. Designated/Responsible driver-over 18…Inclement weather, driver Must stay in building; If roads are clear, they Must be within 10 min of call from the discharge nurse for a timely discharge.
  18. The surgeon’s office will give you the check in time.
  • No solid food 8 hours PRIOR TO CHECK IN 
  • Water, Pedialyte and Gatorade up to 2 hours PRIOR TO CHECK IN
  • Car seat under 6 yrs/60#
  • Legal guardian, if other than parent, must have ALL paperwork  
  • Parent/Legal guardian MUST stay in the building the entire time.
  • You will be with your child in pre-op, then the waiting area until surgery is over, the post-op nurse will bring you to recovery    
  • Bring picture ID and insurance    
  • Remove all jewelry 
  • Surgeon’s office will give check in time  
  • No solid foods after midnight the night before surgery 
  • Water, Gatorade and Pedialyte up to 4 hours PRIOR TO CHECK IN
  • Legal guardian, if other than parent, must have ALL paperwork  
  • Parent/Legal guardian MUST stay in the building the entire time.
  • You will be with your child in pre-op, then the waiting area until surgery is over, the post-op nurse will bring you to recovery    
  • Bring picture ID and insurance    
  • Remove all jewelry 
  • Surgeon’s office will give check in time  

We are located at: 
18653 Wedge Parkway
Suite 170
Reno, NV 89511
Park on the west side of building, far end of parking lot. “Surgery Center” over our door 

Day of Surgery

On the Day of your Surgery

With highly equipped operating rooms, up-to-date technology, and certified staff, we provide a stay where patients enjoy the highest health care standards.

Timing
You will be required to arrive 1 hour prior to your scheduled surgery time.

Discharge
Patients are discharged via the west entrance, vehicle parking available.

Assistance
A Registered Nurse will accompany you to the pre-op area.

Recovery
Depending on your procedure type, recovery is approximately 20 minutes to 4 hours.

Home Care
Home care/discharge instructions regarding your after care will be reviewed with you and your designated responsible adult prior to your discharge from Summit Surgery Center.

Other Information
  • Shower or bathe the night before or the morning of surgery.
  • Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes.
  • Leave valuables and jewelry at home.
  • Bring photo identification and your insurance card.
  • Bring cases for glasses, contact lenses, hearing aids, or dentures.
  • They may be removed prior to your procedure.

Post Surgical Care

After Your Surgery

Following your surgery, we’ll take you to our recovery room. The duration of your stay will depend on the nature of your surgery and how fast you recover from anesthesia. During your stay in our outpatient surgery center, you may have one visitor at a time.

For Children:
Once your child has arrived in recovery and is awake, you may come into recovery to be with them. Our recovery room nurse will take care of your child until he awakens.

Before Leaving Our Ambulatory Surgery Center
Before you leave, one of our nurses will provide instructions about your diet, medication, and rest. You’ll likely be feeling sleepy, tired, or dizzy which is why you need to go home and rest.

You must have a ride home. Do not operate any machinery or sign any legal documents for at least 24 hours. You’ll need to have made arrangements for someone to take you home since you cannot drive. You also need to avoid alcoholic beverages in the first 24 hours or when taking pain medications.

At Home
Since you’re not fully recovered, we encourage you to have a responsible person to stay with you for at least 24 hours. If you develop any complications, do not hesitate to contact your surgeon immediately. A nurse will call you the next business day to see how you are doing. If you have further questions about your care, do not hesitate to call us during working hours.

Guaranteed Satisfaction
At Summit Surgery Center, we don’t just stop at surgery. One of our staff will stay in touch so we can monitor your recovery progress. You’ll also get a chance to provide feedback regarding the services at our outpatient surgery center.

Dr. Kishori Somyreddy

About Dr. Charles Powell

I hope to make my patients feel more comfortable and stable with their condition. I believe that teamwork is a crucial element of proper, comprehensive medical care for patients. I want to be an ally in my patient’s healthcare, extending outside the clinic appointments to long-term, continual care.

Education: ​

Medical School:
Sri Devaraj Urs Medical College/Bangalore University, India

Residency:

Internal Medicine & Pediatrics: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA
Neurology: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA

Fellowship:

Clinical Neurophysiology: Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA

Certifications:

American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology

Memberships:

American Academy Neurology

Publications:

Nitrous oxide-induced sub-acute combined degeneration of spinal cord: a case report.
Textbook of Peripheral Neuropathy
In a Page: Ambulatory Medicine

Hospital Affiliations:

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Irving

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