downtown Louisville – MD Update

Cardiology Heart & Lung Special Section

Access is Everything

April 1, 2017July 17, 2017 Donna Ison ADA-compliant facility, affluent counterpart, Americares, Americares study, army of people, aspect of cardiovascular care, blanket of access, cardiac care clinic, cardiologist, cardiology, cardiovascular care, cardiovascular ultrasound lab, care of the majority of patient schedule, clinic, clinic 's early stage, clinic co-founder, clinic lie, co-founder, coronary care, downtown Louisville, Dr. Michael Imburgia, echo stress test, echo techs, event monitor, FASE, federally-qualified, free care, half bus ride, heart clinic, Imburgia, Imburgia 's message, individual seek treatment, intermittent phone service, l-r, list of specialist, Louisville, Louisville 's uninsured Louisville heart disease, Louisville cardiology facility, Louisville heart disease, Louisville metro health equity report, medical director of the outpatient, Michael Imburgia, new ADA-compliant facility, new model of care, non-for-profit, non-for-profit clinic, not-for-profit clinic lie, nurse, open of the downtown facility, Park DuValle, patient care, patient schedule, pay-it-forward, qualify person, RDCS, Sandy Imburgia, sister visitor center, St. Matthews, Sue Dillon, ultrasound lab, underserved area of the community, vascular test, willing provider

LOUISVILLE Heart disease does not discriminate based on sex, race, or religion. However, it seems poverty does play a role.

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Physician Viewpoint

Honoring a Tradition and a Master

June 1, 2015 Cameron S. Schaeffer, MD academic cleft lip, APRN, aspire doctor, book mastery, care urologist, complex problem solve, Craniofacial fellowship, Dale, Dale 's move, Dale fix, diabetic foot dress, disastrous nose, doctor, downtown Louisville, Dr. Dale, Dr. Dale M. Roberts, Dr. Paul Tessier, eastern parkway, era of crush debt, extra glance, foot dress, good reconstructive genital surgeon, Hippocratic oath, idea of plastic surgery, ideal apprenticeship, Iowa city, limited understand of soft tissue, Louisville, Louisville medicine, Louisville plastic surgeon, M., M. Roberts, master 's mirror, medicine, mentor, new world of complex problem solve, oath, palate, palate surgeon, pediatric urology fellowship, physician, plastic surgeon, plastic surgery, plastic surgery residency, program 's teach award, provision of the oath, quiet dignity, residency, skill acquisition, solemn pride, solo private practice, surgeon, surgery, surgery residency, transformation of medicine, urology, urology fellowship, urology mentor, watch dale

LOUISVILLE When people think about the Hippocratic Oath, “first, do no harm” is what comes to mind, though the phrase

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Special Section

Coming Full Circle, Again

May 1, 2014 Gil Dunn Ann Muth, APRN, BA-, BA- English, campus of central baptist hospital, Denver, Denver child, Denver child 's hospital, downtown Louisville, full circle, genital reconstruction, good kept secret, Henry Clay high school, interest niche practice, Lexington pediatric urologist, Louisville, Louisville Dr. Cameron, Louisville Dr. Cameron S., Louisville pediatric urology, Muth, niche practice, Norton infirmary, nurse, old Norton infirmary, OR, OR day, pediatric urologist, pediatric urology, plastic surgeon, plastic surgery, residency, S., Schaeffer, surgeon, surgery, trauma work, trusted presence, university of Louisville, urologist, urology, world of Louisville pediatric urology

LOUISVILLE Dr. Cameron S. Schaeffer is back in Louisville. Again. The Lexington-based pediatric urologist recently opened a satellite office in

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