Icon Medical Center Accident Clinic

OrthoOklahoma is an orthopedic medical clinic with a physical therapy branch that provides outpatient physical therapy care. The facility has a staff of three licensed physical therapists and a physical therapy assistant along with four physical therapy techs. I was able to observe all three physical therapists, Megan Ripley, Joe Ogle and Ken Roberts. At OrthoOklahoma, the most common patients are post-surgery from repairs of muscles, bones or joints. While shadowing these therapists, I observed cases of total knee replacement, total hip replacement, ACL/meniscus repair, rotator cuff repair, frozen shoulder, labrum repair, and other ailments from wear-and-tear and aging. This experience allowed me to talk to physical therapists about the ins and outs of their job, learn about different exercises and routines for treatment of injuries, and really get an idea of the work it takes to become a well-respected physical therapist.

The office at 127 N. Cherry features the same high quality therapies offered at the Grand Junction office. Patients who used to drive into Grand Junction are now able to relieve their pain at a more convenient location.

Single patient’s rooms promote privacy, prevent infection and endorse good rest and sleep. Advanced technology expedites test results, and facilitates physicians to see results from physician’s office which in turn help them to make critical decision if needed. The rooms also equipped with entertainment system so that patient could listen to music, education sessions and comedy channels (Eberst, 2008). The Mendocino Coast district hospital, the first healing hospital recommends that to gratify benchmarks of healing hospital each departments in the hospital should employs simple informative tools for patients and visitors that create health awareness and inspire healthy living. For instance testing departments provided with training program to reduce stress surgery division offer guided imagery CD to start healing process before surgery. The hospital took a positive role in improving health of the community ("Mendocino Coast District Hospital," 2009).

On Tuesday, September 29th my partner and I had the opportunity to interview a 55-year-old patient named Tom at LA County Hospital, admitted nine days prior for injuries he sustained after being struck by a city vehicle. His injuries were quite apparent the moment we sat down with him: his right foot bandaged up, having been crushed by the vehicle’s tires, abrasions and bruising all over his lower limbs and worst of all, a broken pelvis. Yet despite the bad shape he was in, Tom was kind enough share his life story with us and provide the limited knowledge he had about his insurance history.

In the United States for decades the cost of health care has been on the rise and will continue to rise. Healthcare is a major concern for every country in the world. Access to healthcare service is critical for rural residents. Most importantly, residents should be able to have convenient access to medical care such as primary care, dental, behavioral health, emergency, and public health service. According to Health People 2020, access to healthcare is important for overall physical, social, and mental health status, prevention of disease, detection and treatment of illnesses, quality of life, preventable death, and life expectancy. Rural residents often experience obstacles to healthcare that limit their ability to receive the care they need. In order for rural residents to have sufficient healthcare access, necessary and appropriate services must be available.

There were many vital decisions that needed to be made during this 3-month time frame that it took to see a specialist in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Unfortunately, the vital decisions that needed to be made in my recovery were put off until I saw a specialized physician that could properly make those decisions. Therefore, this prolonged my recovery and did not allow me to have the proper resources to get better. Once I was finally able to see different specialists in Albuquerque the care was still not at the level I needed for my injury. My injury was complex and was ultimately unable to be treated by doctors in New Mexico. In my desperation to get better, I began researching online for alternative treatments outside the state of New Mexico. I eventually discovered a Health Center in Dallas, Texas, which specializes in the treatment of traumatic brain injuries. There, I was fortunate to have a dedicated team of specialists effectively treat my post-concussive

Many patients admitted to the stroke and orthopedic rehabilitation unit have impaired physical mobility. The length of time in rehabilitation is ten to fourteen days. Many times nurses, patients and family members form bonds that last long after the discharge. I recently had the opportunity to take care of a patient I will never forget. Mrs. C was admitted to the rehabilitation unit following recent hip surgery. She is eighty years old and had fallen raking leaves in her front yard. Mrs. C has a history of hypertension, arthritis and gout. Medications include aspirin, metoprolol and allopurinol as needed. Prior to admission Mrs. C lived independently and has two children who checked on her routinely. No cognitive or mental deficits are noted. Key parts of this paper include the introduction, NANDA, NIC and NOC elements, data, information, knowledge and wisdom and the conclusion.

Shriner’s Hospital for Children provides services and care to pediatric patients with orthopedic, burns, spinal cord injuries and other concerns in an ambulatory setting. And, I had the opportunity to observe how specialized care was delivered to pediatric patients and how the team prioritize and collaborate the individualized to each patient.

At Icon Medical Centers Accident Clinic, we provide residents in and around Miramar with a variety of treatments that are designed to reduce pain, speed up the healing process and strengthen the areas of the body that have become weak due to the injuries sustained.

I was practicing at my competitive cheerleading gym, when my life was unexpectedly turned upside down. While performing a back walkover back handspring, there was a loud “pop” as I hyperextended my right elbow, tearing both my muscle and my ulnar collateral ligament. I promptly sunk to my knees and began sobbing. The next thing I knew, I was laboriously working through physical therapy at NASA Bone & Joint Specialist instead of relaxing at the beach. This unexpected injury would manifest to be a significant

As a part of any risk management planning there should be an emergency medical plans. As athletic injuries occur during the event of a game or practice, the athletic training staff must assist with the planning to provide the proper

The mission ofthe Indiana State University athletic training program is to provide a progressive approach to quality patient healthcare. Indiana State University Athletic Training provides high quality healthcare to the student-athletes of Indiana State University. The services are divided into six different groups. The six groups are: prevention of athletic injuries, recognition, evaluation, and assessment of athletic injuries, immediate care of athletic injuries, treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning of athletic injuries, Health care administration, and professional development and responsibility. The staff at the Indiana State University is committed to using the latest advances of technology and continuing education for delivery of these services (“About Athletic Training Services - GoSycamores.Com—Official Web Site of Indiana State Athletics.”). Another reason I want to go to Indiana State University is that the college is close to my home and my family. Rockville is only about 30 minutes away from the Indiana State University campus. Since the campus is so close, I have the choice of commuting or if I chose, I can live at the dorms and still be close enough to see my family and friends easily. These are the reasons I would chose ISU as my college of choice and I hope to be a student there one

On January 5, 2011, Ms. Carey presented to Florida Rehabilitation and Injury Center for continued care and final examination of injuries resulting from an alleged slip and fall at Winn Dixie on August 10, 2010. Ms. Carey initial presented to Florida Rehabilitation and Injury Center for therapy. Her jaw pain had resolved, however she still had complaints of neck and upper back pain. Ms. Carey was seen by Dr. Cesar Abiera, Jr.

Marketing Highlights-Patients would otherwise call the other established orthopedic clinic in the area or may try and schedule with the new group from Sioux Falls who recently opened an office across from OSI and have applied for privileges at the three area hospitals. We will retain and obtain new patients whose injuries may lead to a surgical procedure.

UNC Lenoir Healthcare Rehabilitation center is a wellness rehab located inside UNC Lenoir Healthcare on the seventh floor. We are a fully staffed in patient acute rehab center. We offer rehab services and patients on our floor receive complete and comprehensive care from a multidisciplinary team of professionals. My interview today is with a seventy seven year old, white, widowed woman. She has lived alone since 2009 when her husband passed away and her son lives nearby and checks on her daily. This client was admitted to our rehab facility on 4/4/17 with a hip and wrist fracture due to a fall in her home. I will complete an assessment of the patient and her needs to help gather the necessary information for her care plan that we will go over