GETTING STARTED
AN OVERVIEW
1. Review the most frequently asked questions
We have compiled a list of most frequently asked questions that should answer many of the questions you have when you first consider having surgery at A Personal Choice.
For more information: Frequently asked questions when considering reversal surgery
2. Call for a free phone consultation
We can help determine if you are a candidate for tubal reversal surgery, explain the entire process, and answer any questions you may have when you call for a free phone consultation with a Tubal Reversal Staff member.
For more information about our tubal surgery consultations: Tubal surgery consultation
3. Send your tubal ligation report for a free evaluation
You can send your records about your tubal ligation surgery or tubal blockage to us for a free evaluation. We will review them and confirm if you are a candidate for tubal surgery.
This video will explain in greater detail what records we need and where is the best place to request your records.
Once you have your records you can send them to us by uploading your records to our HIPAA compliant upload portal found on our “Contact Us” page.
For more information about requesting and sending records: Sending tubal ligation records
For instructions on how to send us your records for review visit: Contact A Personal Choice
4. Pay scheduling fee and schedule your surgery
After paying your $175 scheduling fee it only takes a 20-minute phone call to have a scheduling nurse interview you and schedule your surgery date. This fee can conveniently be paid by credit card.
For more information about scheduling: Detailed step-by-step guide to scheduling surgery
5. Complete the registration forms
After your scheduling interview is completed, you will be sent a confirmation email by our Nursing Staff which will contain a: 1) Patient Responsibility Statement, 2) What To Expect brochure and 3) Registration Packet.
This information will educate and prepare you for surgery at our center. The signature pages of these documents should be signed and returned to our office.
6. Pay surgery fee
The surgery fee must be paid in full within 24 hours of scheduling. Only after payment is received will your surgery date be confirmed. The surgery fee can be paid with cashiers check, money order, credit card, HSA, FSA, or bank to bank wire transfer.
7. Obtain the pre-operative lab testing
We have greatly simplified the required testing for tubal reversal. We only require a complete blood count. We can order this lab test for you during your scheduling interview or your local doctor can order this test for you. This testing must be done within 90 days of surgery and the test results need to be faxed to our office.
If you have a complex medical history additional lab testing may be required and this will be discussed during your scheduling interview.
8. Make hotel and travel arrangements
Our office is in Raleigh, North Carolina, is conveniently located, and easily accessible by most airlines and Amtrak train. We are a short drive by car from all major cities on the East Coast and central US.
All patients who come for surgery stay at either the Hyatt House Raleigh North Hills or the one of the alternative hotels listed on our website.
More information: Where to stay when having reversal surgery with Dr. Monteith?
All hotels are located close to our office and the Hyatt House Raleigh North Hills is located in the trendy North Hills Mall in mid-town Raleigh and both are close to our specialty center.
9. Your operation
We provide a unique surgical experience with personalized attention and one-on-one care. We make every effort to make your surgery less of a process and more of a life’s experience.
Our team uses surgical techniques, which maximize your chance of having a successful surgery with the results you deserve. Our one-hour reversal operation results in more comfort, faster recovery, and avoids the need for unnecessary hospitalization.
Do you have additional questions?
If so contact us at (919) 977-5050 and we can provide you with answers. To start scheduling: Detailed step-by-step guide to scheduling surgery
