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Starting in April, there is going to be a new face at the Arthur Jewell Community Health Center in Brooks.
Edie Konesni, PA-C, will be seeing patients on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Read more… |
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Waldo County General Hospital has a new nephrologist, who will be coming onboard fulltime.
Dr. Mark Vannorsdall, who is board certified in internal medicine and nephrology, will be working with dialysis patients at DCI and will also be seeing patients one or two days a week in Suite 118 at the hospital and occasionally at Pen Bay Medical Center.
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Getting a diagnosis of breast cancer is frightening enough. Add to that all the options for treatment there are now and the situation can become overwhelming for many people. Should I have surgery? If so, should it be breast-conserving surgery (lumpectomy) or a mastectomy? Should I have radiation? Chemotherapy? Or should I try a hormonal therapy? And what about all the alternative and complementary therapies, will they help my recovery?
At Waldo County General Hospital, anyone with a diagnosis of breast cancer and their family members can get help navigating through the maze of healthcare options.
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Barbara Crowley, RN, has been hired to head up Waldo County General Hospital’s virtual Learning Resource Center. In that role, she has already set up four community presentations for the next several weeks. - |
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Waldo County General Hospital has a new physician practice manager. Gerald E. Merrill III, better known as Trey, is responsible for overseeing the management of the hospital’s five health centers and hospital-owned practices. It’s a position he has been preparing for with both his education and work experience. Read more… |
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Patients at Arthur Jewell Community Health Center in Brooks and Stockton Springs Regional Health Center have a new service available right at the health center. Kathy Muzzy LCSW, a therapist, has been seeing people there since late October. Read more… |
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Waldo County General Hospital has two new Internal Medicine doctors—Jodie Hermann, D.O. and Matthew Wall, D.O.
Both are working in the Hospitalist program, taking over the care of hospitalized patients and are also seeing patients in Suite 114 at the hospital.
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