educate patient – MD Update

Complementary Care

Physical Therapy – Medicine in Motion

September 1, 2018November 9, 2018 MD-Update Staff acute patient, bluegrass, body 's ability, cardinal Hill rehabilitation hospital, chronic pain, chronic pain care, CSAS, degenerative disc issue, disc injury, disc issue, educate patient, excess tension, exercise, fast patient, full complement of service line, Gil Dunn, Goumas, gradual degeneration, Hill rehabilitation hospital, image001 photo, Jason Goumas, Lexington Jason Goumas, live healthy life, maintenance, medication, movement treatment, necessary maintenance activity, outpatient field, pain, pain care, pain center, pain center of the bluegrass 's, pain medication, pain pathway, pain treatment center, pain treatment center of the bluegrass, patient 's education, physical therapist, physical therapy, poor posture, problematic sign, Pt, simple act, spinal disc injury, spine, talented team of healthcare provider, therapist, therapy, vast majority of the problem, wide variety of facility

LEXINGTON Jason Goumas, PT, CSAS, has more than 20 years of diverse experience in physical therapy, mostly in the outpatient

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Cancer Care Cover Story Obstetrics/Gynecology Women's Health

Educating Patients, Optimizing Costs, Empowering Women

July 1, 2017December 20, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton 3D tomography, ablation, ACOG, anesthesia, appropriate professional guideline, ASC, assistant, bladder, booth, Botox, breast, breast cancer, breast exam, breast self-exams, callback, cancer, cancer screen, caregiver of the entire family, Caregivers, cervical cancer, cervical cancer screen, cervix, clinician, co-managing, co-managing partner, co-managing partner of woman, conflict recommendation, confuse information, cost-conscious way, dense breast, detection, early detection, educate patient, entire family, exam, executive director, family history, genetic test, GYN, GYN care, GYN office, GYN practice, gynecologic, gynecologist, healthcare agenda, healthcare relationship, heavy bleed, high volume, high-risk patient, historical data, hormonal age, important healthcare relationship, in-office, in-office procedure, individual risk factor, infection, interval, Kirkham, lens, lens of wellness, lens of Wellness Rebecca Booth, Louisville, low risk, mammography, medical decision-makers, Miller, nurse, nurse practitioner, OB, opportunity, overactive bladder, pap, pap smear, patient-physician, patient-physician relationship, photo, physical exam, physician, physician assistant, PLLC, practitioner, procedure, recommendation, right interval, risk factor, risk patient, screen, screen interval, screen recommendation, self-exams, smear, tomography, tomosynthesis, ultrasound, unique lens, wellness, Wellness Rebecca Booth, woman 's health, woman 's overall health

LOUISVILLE We hear this time and again – Women are often the caregivers for their entire family, the medical decision-makers,

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The Patient Is Paramount

May 1, 2015 Jennifer S. Newton advanced technology make, baptist health, baptist health team, baptist OB, booth, Brian Bohannon, Brian Bohannon Dr. Rebecca Booth, Brown, cancer, cervix, change dynamics of medicine, co-managing, co-managing partner, co-managing partner of woman, common surgical procedure, complication, Dr. Heath Brown, educate patient, experienced gynecologic surgeon, fallopian tube, FDA, fibroids, forefront, good interest, good interest of patient, GYN, GYN associate, GYN group serve baptist health, gynecologic, gynecologic surgeon, gynecologic surgery, gynecologist, gynecology, harmonic scalpel, HHS office, hospital stay, hysterectomy, in-office, incision, incontinence, invasive approach, invasive gynecologic surgery, invasive option, invasive surgery, invasive technique, laparoscopic, laparoscopic hysterectomy, large abdominal incision, large OB, LAVH, ligament, Louisville, Louisville consumer-driven healthcare, MIS, MIS technique, model of care, morcellation, morcellator, OB, open hysterectomy, open surgery, option, ovarian conservation, ovary, partial cause, pearl, photography, physician, post-operative, procedure, prolapse, quick recovery, Rebecca Booth, reimbursement rate, residency, robotic, sarcoma, scalpel, short hospital stay, supracervical, supracervical hysterectomy, surgeon, surgery, technology make, TLH, tool, total laparoscopic hysterectomy, treatment option, tube, TVH, U, university of Louisville, uterosacral, uterosacral ligament, uterus, vagina, vaginal hysterectomy, warren, woman 's health

LOUISVILLE Consumer-driven healthcare, a model of care that puts the patient at the center, has become the rallying cry across

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Special Section

Educating Patients, Advocating for Physicians

April 1, 2014 Jennifer S. Newton 30 % pediatrics, 70 % internal medicine, ACO, active patient, adult patient, APCP, C., Care, care of sick patient, common thread of residency, complex patient, complexity of internal medicine, component of the family, comprehensive pediatrics, Crestwood, critical component of the practice 's treatment, Dr. Carl Paige, educate patient, family-wide, family-wide picture, family-wide picture of overall health, G., high volume of pediatric patient, ilana, ilana C., in-depth train, independent practice, independent practitioner, independent practitioner of internal medicine, internal medicine, joint medpeds practice, Karem, Kayrouz, Kayrouz 's residency, keystone of the practice 's philosophy, Ky., L., medicine, medpeds, medpeds practice, medpeds residency, new member of the practice, non-clinical duty, OB focus, partner 's point, patient education, patient mix, pediatric associate, pediatrics, pediatrics part, percent pediatrics, physician, physician of internal medicine, practice 's patient volume, practice 's treatment, Ragland, Ragland 's resident supervisor, rare breed, residency, senior member of the practice, take care of the child, Tony G., Tracy L., UofL

CRESTWOOD A self-proclaimed “rare breed,” the physicians of Internal Medicine & Pediatric Associates in Crestwood, Ky. are united in their

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Special Section

Family Allergy & Asthma

August 1, 2012February 1, 2017 Jennifer S. Newton allergist, allergy, Allergy & Immunology, allergy practice, antibiotic, antibody, APRN, Arora, asthma, asthma 's Lexington office, asthmatic patient population, atypical infection, avoidance measure, care physician treat asthmatics, deficiency, deficiency patient, early thing, educate patient, equal mix of child, family allergy, full-time, full-time coverage, good control of symptom, guide principal, hallmark of asthma, high level of quality patient, hub office, immune deficiency, immune deficiency patient, immune system, immunotherapy, infection, inflammation of the airway, inhalant, inhalant allergy, inhaler, intradermal test, irony of medical practice, J., L., Lexington, Lexington imagine, Lexington office, Louisville, Louisville 's east end, manage partner, manage partner of family allergy, medication, monitor asthma, nurse, nurse practitioner, office site, one-in-four, one-in-four people, outdoor inhalant allergy, patient allergist, people call sinus problem, physician, potential allergic trigger, practitioner, prick skin test, primary care physician treat asthmatics, proper use of medication, provider, quality patient, Rajiv Arora, satellite office branch, service family allergy, specialty service, sub-hubs, Sublett, three-legged approach, two-thirds of people, typical antibiotic, use of provider, year-round allergy

LOUISVILLE, LEXINGTON Imagine needing to buy milk, but when you get to the grocery store they tell you the product

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