MORE RESOURCES Message to The Patient Things You Should Know Anesthesia FAQs Connect With Us About Us Privacy Notice   This is about you. On-Site Anesthesia is committed to your safety, health and comfort while in our care. In order to provide you with the best anesthesia experience possible, we've provided you with a list a resources to better educate you, answer questions you may have and hopefully minimize anxiety. We also would like to invite you to call us if you have any additional questions at 503.655.3851. We'd also like to invite you to read through the materials we've provided for you in other pages on this website: Things You Should Know | Anesthesia FAQs | Benefits To The Patient Video Content (Videos are included as they become available.) No videos currently available. New videos will be added shortly. Your anesthesia provider will meet with you the day of surgery. He/She will listen to your heart and lungs, review your chart and confirm any changes in your health history. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and get any further explanations you might want. If you wish, your anesthesia provider can call you prior to your surgery to answer any questions you might have about your care. Your comfort and well-being are second only to your safety! If you are prone to motion sickness or have had other anesthetics where this has been a problem, talk to your anesthesia provider. There are newer medications that help greatly in the treatment of post-operative nausea and vomiting, making your recovery a more pleasant experience.