Prepared before the day. Attentive throughout it.

Preparation before the treatment day, attentive clinical care, and a clear conversation about practice documentation.

Attend / Safety & protocols

Before the day

  • Review the history, airway, risks, and outstanding workup.
  • Confirm the case, care setting, and named clinician.
  • Agree on the equipment, office responsibilities, emergency resources, and transfer arrangements.
  • Coordinate patient preparation and recovery plans.

On the day

  • Complete patient, equipment, and team checks.
  • Monitor and assess the patient, with clinical response as required.
  • Maintain anesthesia and medication documentation.
  • Assess recovery and coordinate discharge and handoff.
Preparation, communication, and a clear division of responsibilities.

For referring practices

Clear documentation.
Shared expectations.

The anesthesia record documents the care provided. Practice credentialing is a separate conversation: discuss the documentation relevant to your clinician, office, and proposed case.

Clinician credentials
Board certification and professional qualifications.
Licensure and permits
Requirements applicable to the clinician and treatment location.
Insurance
Relevant coverage and credentialing documentation.
Protocols and responsibilities
Office preparation, emergency planning, and agreed team roles.
Discuss credentialing requirements →

Review the plan before the day.