Two Coordinated Surgical Pathways
Surgical Center & Suite
Two coordinated surgical pathways for foot, ankle, nerve, vein, soft tissue, and lower-extremity procedures.
Wigley Feet coordinates surgical care through our in-house AAAASF-certified Surgical Suite and Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center, a Joint Commission-accredited ambulatory surgical center in Miami. During consultation, our team helps determine the appropriate setting based on your condition, procedure, safety needs, insurance, and physician judgment.
In-house suite. ASC partnership. One coordinated surgical care pathway.
Two Pathways
Two Surgical Pathways
Some procedures may be appropriate in the office-based suite. Others may be better suited for an ambulatory surgical center. Your setting is determined after consultation.
Wigley Feet Surgical Suite
In-house office-based surgical suite
A controlled in-house setting for select eligible office-based lower-extremity procedures.
Best for
- Minor procedures
- Select minimally invasive procedures
- Soft tissue and biopsy procedures
- Nerve-related procedures
- Venous and vascular coordination
Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center
Ambulatory surgical center partner in Miami
An outpatient ASC setting for procedures that may require facility resources, anesthesia support, or insurance-based surgical center care.
Best for
- ASC-based outpatient surgery
- Cases requiring facility resources
- Procedures needing anesthesia support
- Eligible insured surgical cases
- Patients better suited for a formal surgical center
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Which Setting May Fit?
The table below gives a simple overview. Final recommendations are made after consultation.
Wigley Feet Surgical Suite
- Setting
- In-house office-based suite
- Accreditation
- AAAASF-certified
- Location
- Wigley Feet
- Best suited for
- Select eligible office-based procedures
- Insurance
- Coverage depends on plan and procedure
- Decision
- Determined after consultation
Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center
- Setting
- Outpatient ambulatory surgical center
- Accreditation
- Joint Commission-accredited
- Location
- Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center in Miami
- Best suited for
- Procedures needing ASC resources or anesthesia support
- Insurance
- Accepts eligible insurance plans; authorization may apply
- Decision
- Determined after consultation
Both settings are viable options. The recommended setting depends on consultation, medical needs, procedure type, insurance requirements, and physician judgment.
Capabilities
Procedures Offered Through Our Surgical Center & Suite Model
Wigley Feet evaluates and coordinates a range of lower-extremity procedures. The setting depends on the patient and procedure.
Minimally Invasive Bunion Surgery
Small-incision bunion correction for eligible patients, with surgical planning based on x-rays, deformity severity, and patient-specific goals.
Learn MoreHammertoe Correction
Surgical correction of painful or contracted toes when conservative care is no longer enough.
Learn MoreTailor's Bunion Correction
Treatment for a painful bump at the base of the little toe (bunionette), from conservative care to correction for eligible patients.
Learn MoreBone Spur Removal
Treatment for painful bony prominences that may cause shoe irritation, pressure, or soft tissue pain.
Learn MorePlantar Fasciitis Procedures
Select procedural options for chronic heel pain that has not responded to conservative care.
Learn MoreProcedure setting is reviewed during consultation.
Major Offering
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation & Neuromodulation
Wigley Feet offers a coordinated peripheral nerve stimulation pathway. A trial implant may be performed in the in-house Surgical Suite for qualifying patients when appropriate. If the trial is successful and the patient remains an appropriate candidate, a permanent implant may be coordinated through the Surgical Center pathway, including Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center when appropriate.
Trial Implant
May be performed in the Wigley Feet in-house Surgical Suite for qualifying patients when clinically appropriate.
Permanent Implant
May be performed through the Surgical Center pathway, including Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center, when clinically appropriate.
The setting is determined after consultation, insurance review, procedural planning, and physician judgment.
The Process
What Happens During a Surgical Consultation?
Evaluation
We review your symptoms, medical history, exam findings, and imaging needs.
Treatment Options
We discuss conservative care, procedural options, and whether surgery is appropriate.
Setting Review
We determine whether the in-house suite, ambulatory surgical center, or another setting is most appropriate.
Surgical Plan
If surgery is recommended, we review next steps, authorization needs, preparation, and follow-up.
Vascular Care
Office-Based Vascular Lab Connection
The Surgical Center & Suite model connects with Wigley Feet's vascular lab pathway for patients with circulation, wound, venous, swelling, or diabetic limb concerns.
Circulation & Wound Risk
Venous Care Coordination
Diabetic Limb Preservation Pathway
ASC Partner
Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center Partnership
Palmetto Lakes Surgical Center is a Joint Commission-accredited ambulatory surgical center in Miami. Through this partnership, Wigley Feet can coordinate outpatient ASC-based surgical care for appropriate patients.
Request ASC Surgical Consultation- Joint Commission-accredited
- Miami ambulatory surgical center
- Eligible insurance plans accepted
- Outpatient surgical setting
- Coordinated pre-op and post-op care through Wigley Feet
FAQ
Surgical Center & Suite FAQs
Common questions about Wigley Feet's two coordinated surgical pathways.
Start With a Surgical Consultation
The first step is a consultation. Wigley Feet will review your condition, explain your options, and determine which surgical pathway is most appropriate.
Wigley Feet · 1595 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33162
The Wigley Feet Surgical Center & Suite model is intended for select procedures and eligible patients only. Not all patients or procedures are appropriate for an office-based surgical suite or ambulatory surgical center setting. Final treatment recommendations and surgical setting decisions depend on examination, diagnosis, medical history, imaging, circulation status, anesthesia requirements, credentialing, payer rules, authorization, procedural risk, facility requirements, and physician judgment. Some patients may require referral to a hospital, ambulatory surgical center, office-based suite, or other facility setting depending on clinical needs. Insurance coverage, authorization, and patient responsibility vary by plan. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.