For Patients
Prepare for Your Visit
Get the information you need before your procedure at Triad Ambulatory Surgical Center, including what to bring, how to plan for discharge, insurance guidance, and where to turn with questions.
Before You Arrive
What Patients Should Know
Triad Ambulatory Surgical Center is committed to making outpatient care clear, efficient, and supportive. Before your procedure, our team can help answer questions about arrival timing, insurance verification, transportation needs, and what to expect on the day of surgery.
Bring your photo ID and insurance information
Review medications, supplements, and allergies
Arrange for a responsible adult to drive you home
Call ahead to verify coverage and ask questions
Patient Information
Helpful guidance for planning your visit and understanding your care experience at Triad ASC.
What should I bring on the day of my procedure?
Please bring a valid photo ID, your insurance information, a current list of medications, and any instructions provided by your physician or care team.
Will I need someone to take me home?
Yes. Patients should provide a responsible adult to transport them home from the facility and remain with them for twenty-four (24) hours if required by their provider.
Does Triad ASC accept insurance?
Triad Ambulatory Surgical Center accepts most major insurance plans and is happy to assist patients in verifying coverage prior to their procedure. Please contact us to verify your insurance coverage.
What if I have allergies or take medications?
Provide complete and accurate information about your health history, medications, over-the-counter products, dietary supplements, and any allergies or sensitivities before receiving care.
Can I ask questions about my treatment?
Yes. Patients have the right to be fully informed about treatment or procedures, expected outcomes, and consent before care is performed.
Where can I find patient rights information?
You can review the full Patient Rights & Responsibilities page for detailed information about rights, responsibilities, and the grievance process.