Belmont / Harlem Surgery Center

09/27/2021

Belmont/Harlem Surgery Center is seeking candidates to add to our team. Our multi-specialty ambulatory surgical center is a Joint Commission accredited facility which proudly offers a committed and highly skilled service to patients, as well as employees. BHSC provides a friendly cohesive work environment, in addition to a competitive salary and benefits. Our hours of operation are Monday through Friday with day-time hours.

04/27/2020

Our Heros Wear Scrubs //
Healthcare Heros Work Here!

04/21/2020

Healthcare Heros Work Here //

04/17/2020

Thanks to Unforgettable Edibles Catering who donated lunch to our . It was yummy!

04/06/2020

Superheros in Scrubs // RN Heros

04/06/2020

INTERMITTENT HOURS // CONTACT NUMBERS​

Due to intermittent office hours or if you are having trouble contacting the center through the main phone number, please try these additional phone numbers. ​

✓ If you have general questions, please call your physician.
✓ If this is an emergency, call 911.

Learn more // https://www.belmontharlemsurgery.com/coronavirus-covid-19-faq-updates

04/02/2020

Intermittent office hours //
We currently have intermittent office hours. Please see additional contact options on our information page about -19

Learn more //

FAQ | During Covid-19 | B/HSC

04/01/2020

Heros Work Here //
Our team at Belmont Harlem Surgery Center is dedicated to caring for ours patients.

12/28/2017

Happy New Year. When preparing for 2018, remember to make a list of goals to help keep you healthy, and enjoying life.

12/22/2017

From Our Family to Yours, Happy Holidays

12/15/2017

Patients Gain Easier Access to Hand Surgery // WALANT

As a leader within the outpatient surgery community, Belmont/Harlem Surgery we are making a newly available surgical procedure that allows patients to participate in a cost-saving, time efficient, and minimally invasive procedure, thus reducing pain and improving outcomes. This innovative wide-awake hand procedure allows patients to experience accelerated recovery times, as well as avoid sedation or general anesthesia.

Using the Wide Awake and Wrist Local Anesthesia No Tourniquet, or WALANT method, provides a possibility for hand surgery procedures to be performed at our outpatient surgery center under local anesthesia, without the need for sedation.
WALANT can be useful for performing various outpatient services including carpal tunnel release, trigger finger release, tendon repair, or excisional biopsy procedures.

Larger procedures including wrist fracture and some elbow procedures can be performed with regional block anesthesia while the patient remains awake. Patients who prefer to receive anesthesia for their procedure will still be given this option, but for those who may have high-risk conditions, WALANT offers a solution.


LEARN MORE // Contact us www.belmontharlemsurgery.com