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Sierra Pacific Surgical

Advanced Laparoscopic and Robotics Surgery Serving Roseville, Carmichael, Folsom, Grass Valley, Sacramento, CA, and the surrounding areas


Proudly serving the Northern California region, Sierra Pacific Surgical is the largest independent robotic surgery practice in the area, with offices in Roseville, Folsom, Grass Valley, and Carmichael, California. 

The team of board-certified and board-eligible surgeons is down-to-earth and approachable, focused on providing the best in patient care.

The state-of-the-art surgery practice uses cutting-edge, modern approaches when performing procedures like thyroid, colon, and small intestine surgery. The team also conducts hernia repair and minimally invasive acid reflux procedures.

The skilled surgeons use the latest tools and techniques, including minimally invasive robotic surgery and laparoscopic surgery, which allows them to perform surgery through small incisions with better precision and treatment outcomes.  

They perform some minor procedures at the office and major surgeries at accredited surgical centers throughout Greater Sacramento. 

The skilled surgeons at Sierra Pacific Surgical take an integrative approach to care. They believe the body can heal itself, and it’s their job to assist in the process. 

At Sierra Pacific Surgical, patients come first. The team confronts disease, educates patients, and restores health. Call or schedule a surgical consultation online today. Telehealth appointments are available. 

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This was my first experience with a surgical process. The initial consult was useful to review most of what to expect leading up to, and during, the procedure. I did have a couple of questions regarding my experiences after the procedure (eg. bruising; pains) that I wonder whether they might have been mentioned as part of the consult, it they weren’t significant. Post surgery follow up included a call from the doctor’s office two days after the procedure, not the following day (not sure if that’s “sop” or not). I didn’t have my post op meeting with the doctor until the fourth week, which I thought to be too far out, but I had no real issues so it worked out okay. There was a problem with the actual surgery day. I was supposed to get a call from the hospital team three days prior to the surgery day. That didn’t happen. Fortunately I went to the hospital on a Saturday to see if they had any information, and after a variety of calls and texts throughout the day, finally got confirmation that the surgery would/could happen. If I hadn’t gone in on my own to see what was wrong, I would have shown up on my day expecting the operation, only to find out that I wasn’t properly prepared for the surgery (antiseptic cleaning) and that the hospital didn’t have me on the schedule. There was some miscommunication that created this problem, whether by the doctor’s office, the hospital surgery unit, or both. I was never told the nature of the miscommunication. I’d also note that I had what I perceived to be a problem of being released too early (ie. I had no recollection of being released from the hospital). This would be a potential issue with the hospital’s recovery process, not the doctor, but thought I’d mention it. The miscommunication and resulting scheduling issues noted above notwithstanding, the procedure itself went well and the Dr Skeehan responded appropriately when it became evident that additional time would be necessary to take it to completion. As a result, I’d be confident utilizing Dr Skeehan in the future were I to need the type of surgical services that he provides!


Reg M. | May 08, 2023