Tampa Surgery Center in Tampa, Florida
13904 N Dale Mabry Hwy #100 · Tampa, FL 33618
Phone: (813) 968-3937
Tampa Surgery Center
13904 N Dale Mabry Hwy #100
Tampa, FL 33618
Phone: (813) 968-3937
Surgery days are scheduled through your Newsom Eye office. Your surgical coordinator will confirm your arrival time.
- Suite 100 — the same building as the Carrollwood office (Suite 200).
- Serving Carrollwood, South Tampa, Lutz, Westchase and Tampa Bay.
- AAAHC accredited and CMS certified.
About Tampa Surgery Center
The Tampa Surgery Center in Carrollwood is where Newsom Eye performs cataract, refractive and other ophthalmic procedures for patients across Hillsborough County and the wider Tampa Bay area.
It is in Suite 100 of the same building as our Carrollwood office, so surgery day happens somewhere you have already been.
The center holds Medicare-deemed status through AAAHC accreditation and is certified by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
- AAAHC accredited with Medicare-deemed status.
- CMS certified by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
- Eye surgery only — a team that does nothing else all day.
What to expect at Tampa Surgery Center
Most eye procedures take 10 to 20 minutes. Plan on being here about two to three hours from check-in to discharge.
Preoperative visit
Measurements and testing at your Newsom Eye office, plus a Financial Advance Notice form estimating what your insurance will pay and what you would owe.
Arrange your ride
You will be sedated and your eye will be dilated, so someone must drive you home. We cannot proceed without a ride arranged.
Check in
Bring your insurance card, photo ID and medication list, and follow the fasting instructions your surgical coordinator gave you.
Preparation
Dilating and anesthetic drops, then light sedation. Most eye surgery here is done with drops rather than an injection or general anesthesia.
The procedure
Usually 10 to 20 minutes with your Newsom Eye surgeon and a team that performs eye surgery every day.
Recovery and home
A short stay in recovery, discharge instructions and drops, then home the same day. Your first follow-up is usually the next morning.
What your procedure will cost
Please note that in addition to facility charges you may also receive additional billing for physicians, anesthesia and/or pathology fees. Patients may also request from the facility and healthcare providers a more personalized estimate. For charges and other information, contact your healthcare provider.
All patients scheduled for a procedure receive a Financial Advance Notice form during their preoperative visit. This form estimates what we expect your insurance to pay as well as any out-of-pocket amount you would owe.
In the case of financial hardship there may be ways to reduce a patient’s financial responsibility for services rendered by the surgery center. Please contact our facility’s business office at (813) 968-3937 for further information on our policies.
- Facility charges are billed separately from physician, anesthesia and pathology fees.
- A written estimate is provided at your preoperative visit.
- Financial hardship? Call (813) 968-3937 and ask for the business office.
Frequently asked questions about Tampa Surgery Center
Where is Tampa Surgery Center?
Tampa Surgery Center is at 13904 N Dale Mabry Hwy #100, Tampa, FL 33618. Call (813) 968-3937 if you need help finding us.
Is Tampa Surgery Center accredited?
Yes. It holds Medicare-deemed status through accreditation by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), the highest level of nationally recognized standard of care for outpatient surgery centers, and it is certified by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Will I be asleep during my procedure?
Most eye procedures are performed with anesthetic eye drops and light sedation rather than general anesthesia. You are relaxed and comfortable but not under. Your surgeon and the anesthesia team will review your plan with you beforehand.
How long will I be there?
The procedure itself is usually 10 to 20 minutes. Plan on roughly two to three hours at the center in total, counting check-in, preparation and recovery.
Can I drive myself home?
No. You will be sedated and your eye will be dilated, so you must arrange for someone to drive you home. We cannot proceed without a ride arranged.
What should I bring?
Your insurance card, a photo ID and a list of the medications you take. Follow the fasting and eye drop instructions your surgical coordinator gave you, and wear comfortable clothes.
What will it cost?
In addition to facility charges you may also receive additional billing for physicians, anesthesia and/or pathology fees. You will receive a Financial Advance Notice form at your preoperative visit estimating what your insurance is expected to pay and any out-of-pocket amount. Patients may also request a more personalized estimate from the facility and their healthcare providers.
What if I have financial hardship?
There may be ways to reduce a patient’s financial responsibility for services rendered by the surgery center. Contact the facility’s business office at (813) 968-3937 for information on our policies.
When is my first follow-up?
Usually the morning after your procedure, at the Newsom Eye office where you are seen. Your discharge instructions will confirm the time.
Five Convenient Florida Locations
Sebring
4211 US Highway 27 NSebring, FL 33870(863) 385-1544
Carrollwood
13904 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Ste 200Tampa, FL 33618(813) 908-2020
South Tampa
113 S Armenia AveTampa, FL 33609(813) 908-2020
Brooksville
14543 Cortez BlvdBrooksville, FL 34613(352) 596-4030
Gainesville
2521 NW 41 StGainesville, FL 32606(352) 377-7733
Start with a consultation
Surgery at Tampa Surgery Center begins with an evaluation at your Newsom Eye office. Book yours at any of our five Florida locations.