Radius Anesthesia of Kentucky recruits experienced, independently licensed anesthesiologists and CRNAs for facilities in Kentucky. The clinicians we work with have experience in outpatient anesthesia.
We aim for consistent coverage — where staffing and volume permit, we place the same clinician or small group of clinicians at each client site, so facilities build a comfortable working rapport.
Billing for anesthesia services is handled through affiliated revenue cycle services, with care and attention to detail — efficient, straightforward, and responsive to patient questions.
Anesthesia equipment, medications, and supplies are coordinated with each facility in an organized, systematic way. Support personnel assist facilities with equipment upkeep and inventory review, helping keep supply rooms current and well-stocked.
Radius Anesthesia of Kentucky stays informed on Kentucky's requirements for outpatient surgery and anesthesia and the accreditation standards of recognized organizations — including AAAASF, AAAHC, and The Joint Commission — so we can support our client facilities in maintaining accredited surgical environments.
Radius Anesthesia of Kentucky is a physician-owned group, founded on extensive anesthesiology experience to coordinate anesthesia and perioperative coverage for surgical facilities in Kentucky.
Since 2016, Radius Anesthesia of Kentucky has coordinated coverage for outpatient surgical practices. Our goal has been, and remains, to support well-coordinated perioperative care — we believe patients should have attentive care before, during, and after surgery, which is why, where scheduling allows, we place the same anesthesia clinician at a facility to support familiarity and rapport.
A range of anesthesia types can be coordinated to suit each procedure, and the clinicians we work with are experienced in outpatient practice. Anesthesia equipment undergoes periodic biomedical inspection, and support personnel help keep each facility stocked with the anesthesia supplies it needs.
Billing for anesthesia services is handled through affiliated revenue cycle services, with an emphasis on an efficient, straightforward process. We work with client facilities to keep the burden on their staff low when exchanging the information needed for billing.
Radius Anesthesia of Kentucky offers perioperative partnership to Kentucky surgical facilities, with a focus on quality, client service, and experienced anesthesia clinicians.
Radius Anesthesia of Kentucky is focused on client support — our goal is to complement your practice by coordinating perioperative coverage. The CRNAs and anesthesiologists we work with are experienced in the outpatient setting and provide anesthesia care to patients in office-based practices and ASCs, in accordance with Kentucky scope-of-practice law and each facility's medical staff requirements. We are privileged to collaborate with a strong group of experienced healthcare professionals.
Coverage includes placing the same anesthesia clinician at your facility where scheduling allows, so patients and staff see a familiar face. We coordinate facility credentialing for the clinicians who serve your patients, helping keep required documentation current and on file. Anesthesia medications, equipment, and supplies for the office-based setting are coordinated with each facility, and support personnel assist with inventory review. Billing and collections are handled through affiliated revenue cycle services, with care and attention to detail, and a billing representative is available during normal business hours to answer patients' billing questions, before or after their procedure.
We have extensive experience with the accreditation requirements of The Joint Commission, AAAHC, and AAAASF, and have taken part in numerous accreditation surveys, supporting the anesthesia-related portions of ASC and office-based surgery reviews. Support for patient safety is at the center of that work.
We aim to accommodate a range of scheduling needs. It is our privilege to support anesthesia coverage at facilities in Kentucky.
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222 East Witherspoon Street #1008
Louisville, KY 40202
