Sep 6, 2018
UFirst Health & Surgical Center in Fort Myers, Florida announced the opening of a second operating room and expansion to a brand new 6,000 square foot facility.

September 6, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
UFirst Health® & Surgical Center in Fort Myers, Florida is opening a new second AAAASF certified surgical suite to it's already busy practice which offers no mesh hernia repairs and cosmetic and rejuvenation procedures. This new addition will be to the benefit of both new and existing patients, as the clinic will have the ability to accommodate more surgeries each day.
To the delight of many men and women in the Ft Myers, Florida area looking for no mesh hernia repairs or male/female cosmetic procedures it is great news. U First has officially opened a second AAAASF certified operating room and expanding to a brand new 6,000 square foot facility.
The update to Ufirst's surgical center will increase the number of no mesh hernia repairs and male/female cosmetic procedures to patients all across southwest Florida. U First Health® & Surgical Center has been able to do this expansion after years of steady growth by maintaining a stellar reputation. That along with excellent care, hundreds of successful testimonials with before and after photos from thousands of satisfied patients. Lastly their online reputation includes five star reviews. Again, the U First clinic specializes in no mesh hernia surgery, male/female rejuvenation and other cosmetic procedures such as liposuction.
UFirst Health & Surgical Center is pleased to unveil the latest upgrade to the practice for current and new medical and cosmetic patients. This surgery center addition is specifically designed to improve the experience with more appointment times available to better fulfill the needs of men and women in the Ft Myers, Florida area.
When asked to provide greater insight on the subject, Dr. Robert Tomas, one of the owners at U First Health® & Surgical Center said: "This new facility is going to be fantastic both for our staff and for all our patients. This is something we have worked very hard on in order to get the surgery center credentialed in a timely fashion. It is so important to bring this level of surgical care to southwest Florida. This is an alternative to going into the hospital for these types of surgical procedures. ”
U First Health® & Surgical Center has made a point of listening to its customers and taking feedback wherever possible. The clinic reportedly does this because no two patients are exactly alike. What works well for one patient may not be effective at all with another patient due to many factors in healthcare. The U First policy is to evaluate each patient individually to decide what is best for the patient's long term health.
U First Health® & Surgical Center has made it part of it's mission to help people who need no mesh hernia repairs and male/female cosmetic procedures in the local market and the entire state of Florida. The business is known as one of the top office based surgical centers in Fort Myers, Florida. It offers all inclusive surgical pricing for no mesh hernia repairs and male/female cosmetic procedures. This all inclusive rate includes surgery center fee, anesthesia fee, surgeon fee, blood work, EKG and all necessary medications. Dr. Anne and Robert Tomas are immensely proud of what has been accomplished in the 9 years since the clinic was opened.
Interested parties who would like to be among the first to experience this new state of the art surgical suite with U First Health® & Surgical Center are encouraged to visit the website at https://ufirstrejuvenation.com for appointments, consultations and full details.
Contact Info:
Name: Ufirst Health & Rejuvenation
Organization: Ufirst Health & Rejuvenation
Address: 12650 World Plaza Ln. Building 72 Ste. 1, Fort. Myers, FL 33907
Phone: 239-243-8222
Source URL: https://marketersmedia.com/ufirst-health-surgical-center-is-expanding-to-new-larger-facility/404037
For more information, please visit https://ufirstrejuvenation.com
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