Hove Day Surgery.

The private day hospital of Hove Specialist Clinic

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    Convenient

    Hove Day Surgery is a purpose built facility for the surgical and laser treatment of skin lesions. It is located adjacent to the Hove Specialist Clinic, sharing the same familiar staff and allowing for a smooth transition for patients from initial diagnosis, to treatment, and subsequent post-operative care and long term follow-up.

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    Accredited

    Hove Day Surgery is a licensed private day procedure centre, following inspection by the Government of South Australia. It has been independently assessed and achieved accreditation to the National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards. Our facility and processes are continually reviewed to ensure our high standards are maintained.

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    Personal

    Our small size is continually recognised by patients as one of our strengths. Our long term staff, including anaesthetist, have been hand picked to provide a sense of continuity to your care. You will notice the quality of your surroundings and the thought that has gone into creating a space to safely deliver your treatments under both local anaesthetic and sedation.

Electronic Admission Portal

Pre-admission

Pre-admission is an important part of your journey through Hove Day Surgery. Once it has been confirmed that you need treatment, we kindly ask that you complete our pre-admission forms by clicking on the button above - Electronic Admission Portal. Hard copies are available at the Hove Specialist Clinic reception desk, and staff are happy to assist you completing the forms.

Prior to your treatment, we will use this information to confirm if any fees are payable (such as an excess or co-payment) directly to Hove Day Surgery - these are due on there day of admission. Fees for your treating doctor and anaesthetist are separate and we urge you to confirm these prior to admission.

If necessary, our nursing staff will contact you by phone prior to your day of admission to confirm your medical history and to discuss the specifics of admission and discharge.

Sedation

As a general rule, you will need to being fasting 6 hours prior to your admission. However, you can continue to drink clear fluids (water) up to 2 hours prior. Continue to take your usual medications, at their usual time, unless instructed otherwise.

You will need to be collected by a responsible person following your procedure, so please don’t plan to drive yourself home.

The standard rules for the first 24 hours following sedation are:

  • Do not drive a vehicle or operate any machinery

  • Do not drink alcohol

  • Do not sign any legal documents

  • Do not catch public transport or be alone

  • Do not take sedatives

Safety and Quality Data

Click this link to download our latest Safety and Quality summary.