355 South Grand Avenue, Suite 2450, Los Angeles, CA 90071
California Anesthesia Professionals provides exceptional anesthesia services and perioperative care throughout the state. We are a group of anesthesiologists and CRNAs dedicated to enhancing the patient’s surgical experience. Our priority is patient safety and exceeding clinical standards of care.
California Anesthesia Professionals continuously recruits experienced, board-certified anesthesiologists and certified registered nurse anesthetists to join our team. Our practitioners are experienced and comfortable working in every subspecialty setting. Our seasoned team of recruiters assists with credentialing and ensuring all state and accreditation body requirements are met. Information is readily shared with our partner surgical facilities so they can remain compliant and operable. Our anesthesia services group values strong practitioner characteristics such as impeccable bedside manner, professionalism, timeliness, and a team-oriented mentality.
Our anesthesia services group maintain an experienced, internal billing department that allows us to maximize revenue and provide sustainable clinical anesthesia services to our partner surgical practices. A tech-savvy and knowledgeable revenue cycle workforce safeguards patient information and minimizes the chance of data breech. Our billing team is patient–friendly and is readily available to respond to inquiries before and after surgery.
We meet the scheduling needs of our surgical clients. We make their schedule our schedule. Flexibility, reliability, and responsiveness are part of our DNA. We prioritize continuity of care by scheduling the same anesthesia clinicians so that our client facilities can build a trusted working relationship with them.
We provide all anesthesia equipment, supplies, and medications in the office-based surgical setting. Our anesthesia techs are ASATT (American Society of Anesthesia Technologist) certified. We regularly perform site visits to maintain inventory and ensure optimal functioning of all equipment.
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