LaparoscopicAppendectomy near Topeka, KS

Care Philosophy: Dr. Narciso strives to treat each patient as you would treat your own family. It is centered on the doctor-patient relationship and the understanding that we are entering into a partnership to achieve optimum health and quality of life by way of surgery.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Cummings firmly believes in always treating patients in the same manner you would treat your own loved ones, with a foundation based on the doctor-patient relationship and the understanding that a partnership is being formed in order to achieve the most optimum health and quality of life by way of surgery.

Care Philosophy: As a general surgeon and trauma surgeon, I take the time to speak with the patient and their family and explain their condition and options for care. Surgical patients as well as trauma patients often have more than one specialist involved in their care, and it is part of my job to help integrate this team of experts to provide high quality and compassionate care. I take pride in helping patients overcome their surgical issue or injury by obtaining fastidious and effective care.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Swiger treats his patients with the utmost compassion and attention to details. His approach aims to maximize patient safety, improve quality of life, and minimize the potential risks associated with more aggressive procedures. He has interests in minimally invasive surgical procedures and has been fellowship trained in advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery using the da Vinci Robot. His main focus of interest involves: diseases of the colon, small intestine, and stomach; reflux disease (GERD), hiatal hernia repair, spleen, gallbladder, hernia, and appendix.

Care Philosophy: As an experienced Minimally Invasive and Bariatric surgeon, I take a highly personal approach in caring for my patients. I believe the most important aspect of providing quality care is establishing a good relationship with my patients and involving them in the treatment plan. For me, each patient who walks through the door is treated like a family member, and this belief, guides me in my clinical decisions.