No one to take you home
after sedation?

On the way home, I stop at a pharmacy near the facility to fill any discharge prescriptions. Included in both tiers — not an add-on. If there's no prescription, you go straight home.

Most likely yes. Outpatient surgery companion services qualify as a medical expense under most HSA and FSA plans. You pay via Stripe and receive a detailed receipt — that's typically all your plan administrator needs. Confirm with your administrator before booking if you want to be certain about your specific plan.

No. We collect only what's needed to coordinate your day — your procedure date, facility, and an emergency contact. We don't store medical records and we never share your information.

Your surgeon's timeline comes first. If your physician postpones or reschedules your procedure, I'll move your booking to your new date at no charge. If you need to cancel for any other reason within 24 hours of your appointment, the full amount becomes a service credit — good for one year. This protects both of us if plans change at the last minute. If you cancel more than 24 hours in advance, full refund, no questions.

Procedure dates move — just let me know as soon as yours does. Rescheduling terms are included in your booking confirmation. The earlier you reach out, the easier it is to hold the new date.

Most facilities require a competent adult — usually 18+ — who can wait through the procedure, receive your discharge instructions directly from the nursing staff, and get you home safely. They typically can't be a paid driver-only service like Uber or Lyft, and many facilities won't release you to anyone they can't identify by name in advance. As your registered companion, I check in under your name, take the handoff, and stay with you through the door at home.

Any outpatient procedure that requires a responsible adult — colonoscopy, cataract surgery, MOHS, dental sedation under IV/oral, GI endoscopy, knee arthroscopy, hernia repair, orthopedic injections, plastic procedures, and more. If your physician told you to bring someone, I'm that someone. Tell me your procedure when you book and I'll confirm I've covered the facility before your day.

Sooner is better — ideally as soon as your procedure is on the calendar. Most clients book 1–4 weeks ahead. I can sometimes accommodate shorter notice if my schedule has room, but the earlier you book, the more certain your date is locked in.

Full Companion ($245, was $345) is door-to-door — I pick you up at home, check in as your responsible adult, stay through the procedure, take the discharge handoff, stop at the pharmacy, and walk you inside at home. Discharge Companion ($195, was $295) covers only the back half — I arrive before your discharge, take the handoff from nursing, pharmacy stop, drop you home. Most people choose Full Companion because most facilities require a registered adult at check-in. Discharge Companion only fits when your facility allows solo check-in.

Anywhere in Pasco & Pinellas Counties. In Pasco I cover Wesley Chapel, New Port Richey, Land O'Lakes, Zephyrhills, Dade City, Trinity, Hudson, and Port Richey — including the New Tampa-branded facilities that are physically in Pasco (e.g. New Tampa Surgery Center). In Pinellas I cover Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Largo, Dunedin, Tarpon Springs, Palm Harbor, Safety Harbor, and Pinellas Park. I'm based in Port Richey and drive to your facility — tell me yours when you book so I can confirm parking, check-in, and discharge logistics in advance.