Today, thanks to advances in equipment and technology, physicians are able to successfully perform a multitude of surgical procedures, ranging from routine to complex without the use of blood transfusions.

The practice of "Bloodless" medicine consists of a trained team of medical professionals that utilize specific treatments, techniques and equipment in order to accommodate the healthcare needs of individuals who choose not to receive blood and blood products.
Twin Cities Community Hospital's commitment to Bloodless Medicine and Surgery is to provide quality care while supporting our patient's choices in every way possible.

If you wish more information on "Bloodless" medicine please feel free to call 546-7712.

Or, Take a look at these websites:

Alternatives to Transfusion

Watchtower Medical Page

Blood Diseases and Resources Information for Patients and the General Public

Facts About Blood - American Association of Blood Banks

Anemia - CDC

Therapeutic Options for Anemia and Fatigue - Medscape

*"Bloodless" means medical or surgical treatment without the use of banked (stored) allogeneic blood or major blood components. Blood loss can occur during surgery. A bloodless program endeavors to minimize blood loss by special blood conservation methods.