Primary Care Clinics in Buncombe, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Lick Creek School Dist 16 Clinic/Center - Student Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 7355 Lick Creek Rd, Buncombe, IL 62912 Phone: 618-833-2545 Fax: 618-833-3201 |
Lick Creek C.c. School District #16 Clinic/Center - Student Health Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 7355 Lick Creek Rd, Buncombe, IL 62912 Phone: 618-833-2545 Fax: 618-833-3201 |
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Religious employers are offered fix on birth control coverage
News outlets report that the regulations, expected to be published later today, will allow religious nonprofits - and perhaps later religious business owners - to notify the government that they object to providing contraception coverage. Federal officials would then arrange for the workers' insurance.
Good Samaritan Hospital tops HealthGrade ratings for stroke treatment and joint replacement
A study issued today by HealthGrades, Inc., the leading independent healthcare ratings organization, finds that Good Samaritan Hospital is among the Top 5% in the Nation for Treatment of Stroke and Top 10% in the Nation for Joint Replacement. The nation's nearly 5,000 nonfederal hospitals were all included in the sweeping study, which examined mortality rates and complication rates from government data from 2006, 2007 and 2008.
Foot and ankle injuries among athletes rise since 2003: Report
Sports-related injuries are part of the game, and as athletes are becoming stronger, faster, and better conditioned, higher-energy injuries are becoming common. Foot and ankle injuries are especially concerning because they are increasing in number and severity and are often misunderstood.
Irrelevant information leads to inappropriate treatment decisions in medical testimonials
Medical testimonials on the Internet and elsewhere present powerful personal stories and useful information, but they can also be dangerous to your health if distracting, irrelevant information leads to inappropriate treatment decisions, say researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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