Primary Care Clinics in Clay, KY Accepting Medicare
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 Regional Health Care Affiliates, Inc Family Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 9086 State Route 132 West, Clay, KY 42450 Phone: 270-667-7017 Fax: 270-667-5856 |
Baptist Health Medical Associates Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 9086 St. Rt. 132w, Clay, KY 42404 Phone: 270-664-2526 |
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Mobile and free clinics provide low cost medical care to uninsured patients
Reuters, on mobile clinics including the Family Van, a nonprofit clinic affiliated with Harvard University, in Boston: "The van - which visits six low-income neighborhoods around Boston weekly - is one of about 2,000 such mobile clinics in the United States. Advocates say the approach can help control the rising cost of health care by helping people with chronic diseases to stay out of the emergency room, often the first recourse for inner-city residents.
Vaccination programs combined with physical distancing could contain COVID-19 resurgence
A combination of robust vaccination programs and strict physical distancing rules could avoid recurring peaks of COVID-19 without the need to rely on stay-at-home restrictions, according to a new study by epidemiologists and demographers from WorldPop at the University of Southampton, in collaboration with The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Researcher pinpoints error in protein formation that could be root of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
By studying nerve cells that originated in patients with a severe neurological disease, a University of Wisconsin-Madison researcher has pinpointed an error in protein formation that could be the root of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Joint project spurs RMIT biochemistry teaching and research
Medical science teaching and research will receive a boost when RMIT University and scientific equipment provider PerkinElmer open a newly fitted hi-tech biochemistry teaching laboratory in RMIT's Biosciences Building, in Bundoora next week.
Study finds combined treatments safe and effective for severe acute pancreatitis
The use of combined treatments for severe acute pancreatitis is safe and effective in managing the disease, resulting in shorter hospitalizations and fewer radiological procedures than standard therapy, according to a study in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, the official journal of the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Institute. In a related study, doctors found that patients with infected pancreatic necrosis were able to avoid surgery through primary conservative treatment, which is in-patient medical treatment.
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