Providence Anesthesiology Associates
Sara Tiedeman, MHA, currently serves as the Operations Manager for Insurance Accounts Receivable at Providence Anesthesiology Associates since June 2025. Previously, Sara held the position of Client Accounts & Medical Records Team Manager at Child & Family Development from May 2022 to June 2025, overseeing services in Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics, Psychiatry, and various therapies. Prior experience includes working as a Nanny/Caretaker from 2017 to May 2022, focusing on children’s developmental needs, and as Office Manager at Pediatric Possibilities. Educationally, Sara earned a Master's degree in Health/Health Care Administration/Management, along with a Bachelor's degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Psychology, both from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
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Providence Anesthesiology Associates
Founded in 1991, Providence Anesthesiology Associates (PAA) is an independent practice of more than 100 anesthesiologists and more than 75 CRNAs. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, we provide unparalleled anesthesia and perioperative care at a growing list of hospitals and healthcare facilities across the state, serving more than 200,000 patients annually. Our physicians are among the elite in their field, specializing in areas including pediatric anesthesiology, cardiovascular anesthesiology, orthopedic anesthesiology and pain management, among others. PAA provides uncompromising quality in all aspects of patient care by practicing in an evidence-based fashion, measuring our outcomes, and continuously striving to improve those outcomes. We’ve implemented a patient-centered model to maximize both patient safety and satisfaction. Our care extends beyond the traditional intra-operative arena, as we believe truly comprehensive patient care includes the entire perioperative spectrum, not just the surgery. We connect with our patients from day one, beginning with their decision to have surgery and spanning all the way through recovery and to their return to normal activity. To learn more please visit provanesthesiology.com