The Surgery Center of Rhode Island

Rhode Island Hospital, located in Providence, RI, is a private, not-for-profit acute care teaching hospital affiliated with Brown University (Warren Alpert Medical School) and part of Brown University Health. It serves as the region’s principal provider of specialty care and operates the state's only Level I Trauma Center. The hospital has 719 beds and offers comprehensive surgical services through its perioperative and operating suites, overseen by leaders in peri-anesthesia, OR, endoscopy, and sterile processing. It functions as a major trauma and specialty care facility with strong ties to Brown University for medical education and research. Notable surgical leadership includes the Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery and directors for perioperative services; recent staffing changes include the departure of the Inpatient Surgical Services Director in April 2026.

The Surgery Center of Rhode Island is a small, state-of-the-art outpatient facility focused on ENT (ear, nose, and throat) and ophthalmology procedures. Located in Warwick, RI (two offices at 55 Lambert Lind Hwy, Warwick), it offers specialized ENT and eye surgery with emphasis on high-quality patient care. Current workforce is 6 employees. Key practical details: - Services: ENT and ophthalmology outpatient surgeries - Location: Warwick, RI (two offices listed at the same address) - Contact: main phone numbers: (401) 732-0437, (401) 737-4711 - Website: surgerycenterri.com Notes: - The center has modest web traffic (about 1,310 monthly visits) and a very low bounce rate. - Notable leadership change: Clinical Director Evelyn Mortin departed in Feb 2026. - Owned/operated from Warwick; primary geographic focus appears to be the United States.