An aging population, still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, is seeking more treatment for dizziness and imbalance in Minnesota. Clinics specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of dizziness have opened or expanded across the Twin Cities, and their appointments are filling up. Associated Hearing Care hired a specialist and installed a rotating diagnostic chair last year at its St. Paul …
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Sleep apnea treatment changed by weight loss drug Zepbound at Long Island clinics
Long Islanders suffering from sleep apnea inundated the sleep center at St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson with phone calls earlier this year after the Food and Drug Administration approved Zepbound, one of the new weight loss medications, as the first drug to treat the condition. “Patients were really curious about this,” said David Warkentin, system director for Catholic Health Sleep Service. Six months …
Read More »Allina Health closing clinics this fall in Minneapolis and three East Metro suburbs
Allina Health is closing three suburban medical clinics plus one on Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis, where a different health system earlier this year also announced a clinic shutdown. The Minneapolis-based health system said the closures are driven by efficiency concerns, since Allina has underutilized space across its network of more than 60 primary care clinics. Patient preferences are evolving …
Read More »Study Cites Urgent Care Clinics for Inappropriate Prescribing – MedPage Today
Study Cites Urgent Care Clinics for Inappropriate Prescribing MedPage Today Urgent Care Linked to High Prescribing Rates Medscape Urgent Care Often Hands Out Inappropriate Prescriptions, Study Finds U.S. News & World Report Urgent care visits often linked to inappropriate prescribing Medical Xpress Inappropriate Prescriptions for Antibiotics, Glucocorticoids and Opioids Common at Urgent Cares | Newswise Newswise Source link
Read More »Proof of Citizenship to Be Required at Low-Income Health Clinics
Last Thursday, leaders in Santa Barbara’s sprawling network of low-income health care clinics — also known as Federally Qualified Health Centers, or “FQHCs” — were put on notice by the federal government they had to begin verifying proof of their patients’ citizenship, effective immediately. Without such verification, the feds made clear, there would be no reimbursement for any services provided. …
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