Where We Operate
In Redwood City and the Peninsula
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Our surgeons operate at trusted surgery centers across the Peninsula. Your visits before and after surgery happen at our Redwood City office.
Surgery close to home, care at our office
We perform surgery at accredited ambulatory surgery centers in San Mateo County. These centers are built for outpatient surgery, so most patients go home the same day.
We help you choose the center that fits your schedule and your insurance. Your consultation, measurements and follow up visits all take place at our Redwood City office with your surgeon and our team of doctors.
Surgery centers we use
Your surgery coordinator confirms your center, arrival time and instructions before your surgery day.
Mills Health Center Surgery Center, San Mateo
Outpatient eye surgery at the Sutter Health campus in downtown San Mateo.
100 South San Mateo Drive, San Mateo, CA 94401
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Campus Surgery Center, Daly City
A dedicated ambulatory surgery center for outpatient eye surgery.
901 Campus Drive, Suite 102, Daly City, CA 94015
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North Bay Ambulatory Surgery Center, Daly City
A dedicated ambulatory surgery center for outpatient eye surgery.
1850 Sullivan Avenue, Suite 400, Daly City, CA 94015
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Laser procedures
Many of our laser procedures are done right in our Redwood City office. For select cases, we perform ophthalmic laser procedures at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City, a short drive from our office.
Many patients ask whether cataract or glaucoma surgery can be done at Sequoia Hospital. Sequoia Hospital has not offered eye surgery for about the past decade, so eye surgery takes place at one of the surgery centers listed above.
170 Alameda de las Pulgas, Redwood City, CA 94062
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How your surgery day works
Before surgery
Your consultation and preoperative measurements happen at our office. We schedule your surgery and send you written instructions.
Surgery day
Check in at the center at your arrival time. Bring a driver, your photo ID and your insurance card. Most eye surgeries take less than an hour.
After surgery
Your surgeon and our team of doctors see you at our Redwood City office for your follow up visits.
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Surgery location FAQs
Can I choose where I have surgery?
Yes, in most cases. We go over the centers that fit your procedure and your insurance, and you can tell us which location works best for you.
Will my insurance cover the surgery center?
Most plans cover surgery at the centers we use. Your surgery coordinator checks your benefits before your surgery date and lets you know about any cost you are responsible for.
Do I need someone to drive me?
Yes. You will receive relaxing medicine, so plan for a family member or friend to drive you home and stay nearby for the rest of the day.
Where are my visits after surgery?
Your follow up visits take place at our office at 162 Clinton Street in Redwood City.
Where are laser procedures done?
Many laser procedures are done in our Redwood City office. For select cases, we use Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City, a short drive from our office.
Can I have cataract or glaucoma surgery at Sequoia Hospital?
No. Sequoia Hospital has not offered eye surgery for about the past decade. Your surgery takes place at one of the surgery centers listed on this page, and your visits before and after surgery are at our office.
Let’s take care of your eyes
Call, text or request an appointment online. We verify your insurance before your visit.
162 Clinton Street, Redwood City, CA 94062 ยท Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm