For Physicians: This referral pathway connects your patient with independently licensed surgeons affiliated with Town Surgery NY PLLC. Submission of this form does not establish a physician-patient relationship. Clinical care is provided under a separate engagement between the patient and the affiliated surgeon.
Cases We Accept
We welcome referrals across the full spectrum of hernia complexity — from straightforward primary repairs to the most technically demanding reconstructions.
Recurrent Hernia
Failed prior repair(s), any approach
Mesh Complication
Infection, migration, chronic pain, fistula
Loss of Domain
Giant ventral / incisional hernia
Enterocutaneous Fistula
From prior failed repair or mesh
"Inoperable" Patient
Told too high-risk elsewhere
Primary Hernia
Inguinal, umbilical, incisional, femoral
A Referral Program Built for Clinicians
We understand that referring a complex case is a reflection of your judgment. We take that seriously.
24–48 Hour Triage
Every referral is reviewed by a surgeon within 24–48 hours. You receive a direct response — not a call center.
Multidisciplinary Team
General surgery + reconstructive plastic surgery working together. Most programs offer one; we offer both.
Imaging Review Included
Upload CT or MRI directly. Our team reviews preoperatively so your patient arrives with a plan already in motion.
Closed-Loop Communication
You receive a written summary of the evaluation and surgical plan. Your patient stays your patient.
30+ Hospital Locations
Privileges across the NY metro area and NJ — we can often operate near your patient's home.
Complex Case Expertise
TAR, component separation, robotic-assisted reconstruction, hybrid open-laparoscopic — all available.
Submit a Clinical Referral
Complete the form to initiate a referral. A surgeon will review the case within 24–48 hours and your patient will be contacted directly to schedule an evaluation.
All referral information is transmitted securely. Patient data is handled in accordance with HIPAA guidelines. Imaging uploads use encrypted transfer.
Educational Articles for Clinicians
Why Hernia Repairs Fail
Biomechanical and technical factors behind recurrence — essential reading for referring surgeons.
Read articleUnderstanding Mesh Complications
Infection, migration, chronic pain, and fistula formation: when to refer and what to expect.
Read articleLoss of Domain: Management Overview
Preoperative optimization, component separation, and reconstruction strategies for giant hernias.
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