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Specialty: Urology
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Specialty: Emergency Medicine
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...d of programming: the feeling it gives us. We enjoy watching Sheldon Cooper misunderstand a social norm, the dynamic between Will and Grace or Steve Martin and Martin Short bumbling around to solve a case. These shows not only help us escape the frustrations in our everyday lives, but they’re also funny. It’s no secret that our lives are stressful, whether that’s due to traffic, work, financial issues...
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...it At home At an outpatient rehab location At an assisted living or independent living facility Patients can self-refer to the program, or any of the following can make a referral for you: Physicians Case managers and/or social workers Family Friends Allied health professionals such as physical and occupational therapists To make a referral, please call the referral coordinator at (205) 971-5781 or (205) 971-...
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...ilgrim vs. the World , Scott's love interest, Ramona, asks him what kind of tea he wants—and then she gives him 16 options. You're probably wondering why someone would need that much tea. In Ramona's case, it's just to be quirky. However, your choice could boost your immuni-tea and help you fight off winter illnesses. And don't worry, we've narrowed the options down to four rather than 16, including: ...
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...or example, may prompt you to take cover during a severe storm or flee from a dangerous animal. Phobias, however, are irrational fears triggered by either specific or general events or items. In this case, the anxiety far outweighs the threat it poses. The Anxiety and Depression Association of America estimates that 19 million Americans have a phobia. While it can happen in early childhood, most phobi...
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...normal discharge coming from the breast, schedule a visit to your doctor. Women 29 to 39 should have a clinical breast exam every 1 to 3 years. Women 40 and older should have an exam annually. In the case of any abnormalities, your doctor can determine the condition's cause through a physical exam and imaging scans, including mammograms, ultrasound or possibly magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Your do...
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...life. This recognition validates their great efforts and commitment to quality and compassionate patient-focused care.” The rankings were determined by using UDSMR’s program evaluation model (PEM), a case mix-adjusted and severity-adjusted tool that provides facilities with a composite performance score and percentile ranking drawn from nearly three-quarters of all IRFs in the country. UDSMR’s PEM Rep...
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...ric Center (205) 971-3943 Behavioral Health (205) 971-6100 Business Office (205) 971-2300 Cancer Center (205) 971-1800 Cardiac Rehabilitation (205) 971-4503 Cardiac Cath Lab (Invasive) (205) 971-5607 Case Management/Discharge Planning (205) 971-5544 Diabetes Teaching/Learning Center (205) 971-1466 Diagnostic Center (205) 971-1896 Easy Street (Inpatient Rehab) (205) 971-6050 Emergency Department (205) ...
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...mes leads to post-herpetic neuralgia (PHN), which can cause extreme pain in areas affected by the rash. This pain typically lasts a few weeks to a few months, though it can continue for years in some cases. If you get shingles, be careful in your interactions with others. Until your rash turns into scabs, keep it covered, wash your hands frequently, and avoid contact with people who have never had chi...
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...te foods made. Calories – Maybe you've never looked beyond the number of calories in your food. Or perhaps you've been tricked by the serving size versus the calories in the whole pack. If that's the case, you'll be glad to know that serving sizes and calories are now in larger, bolder typeface and easier to find. Daily values – Daily values tell you if a food meets or exceeds the number of nutrients ...
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...srupt your daily life. For example, you might worry about being late for work because you're stuck in traffic behind an accident. However, a person with anxiety might slip into a rabbit hole of worst-case scenarios. Being late means they'll be fired, which will lead to not being able to pay their mortgage, which will lead to their whole family being homeless. And once their brains are on that track, i...
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...srupt your daily life. For example, you might worry about being late for work because you're stuck in traffic behind an accident. However, a person with anxiety might slip into a rabbit hole of worst-case scenarios. Being late means you'll be fired, which will lead to not being able to pay the mortgage, which will lead to the whole family being homeless. And once a brain is on that track, it can be ha...
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...sation occurs because, unlike the stomach, the esophagus is not protected from the acid by a mucous lining. What separates the three conditions is the severity and frequency of the reflux and, in the case of GERD, possible tissue damage in the esophagus due to long-term exposure to stomach acid. As much as 30% of the American population has GERD, especially if you're overweight or obese, pregnant, smo...
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...ng side of the bed, or you can't seem to shake off a negative mood, you may be suffering from mild depression. More serious forms of depression often require medical treatment, but if you just have a case of the "blues" - it is possible to boost your mood in positive ways. Start and end the day well The best part of waking up could actually be some coffee in your cup. A mug of java has been proven to ...
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... pumping efficiently, yet the rest of your heart maintains normal function. The Cleveland Clinic reports that Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, or broken heart syndrome (BHS), primarily affects women (88% of cases) and is more common in women ages 58 to 77. It can be triggered by divorce, an unexpected death, job loss, natural disasters and other challenging events. According to the American Heart Association...
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...oviders. And when they reach the $4,000 out-of-pocket maximum, insurers will pay the total cost for eligible services. Remember, monthly premium payments do not count towards deductibles, and in most cases, copays do not count either. And once a new policy year begins, both deductible and out-of-pocket maximum contributions return back to zero. Dr. Neil Tindell, primary care physician with Grandview M...
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...our job to care for the remnant until it falls off. Don't worry— it might not be as hands-on as you think. While parents were once advised to clean the area with rubbing alcohol, that's no longer the case. Now, moms and dads should: Keep the stump dry. Expose the stump to air to help dry out the base. Keep the front of your baby's diaper folded down to avoid covering the stump. Give your baby a sponge...
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...hanges to premiums, deductibles and out-of-pocket limits before Open Enrollment launches each year,” explains Drew Mason, Chief Executive Officer of Grandview Medical Center. “This will always be the case as insurers enter and exit different markets. But what is consistent, year-to-year, is the value of the Marketplace. Millions of people are able to sign up for insurance who otherwise wouldn’t have a...
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...t & CEO of Grandview Medical Center. “The building is also designed to provide patients with convenient access for treatments and doctor visits.” Brasfield & Gorrie is serving as construction manager for this project and Earl Swensson Associates is the architect. The Grandview Cancer Center is expected to open in the summer of 2018. About Grandview Medical Center Fitted with the latest technologi...
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...st level of independence and back to their community. “We are pleased to present this award to Easy Street in recognition of the efficient and effective care provided to patients,” said Troy Hillman, Manager of the Analytical Services Group at UDSMR. “As the creator and caretaker of the nation’s largest database of rehabilitation outcomes, and with over 20 years of experience and data, UDSMR continues wo...
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...clinical skills have been recognized by others as well. In 2012 she was named an Alabama Hospital Hero by the Alabama Hospital Association. In 2014 she was recognized as the Outstanding Critical Care Manager by the Greater Birmingham Chapter of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses and in 2015 was named Nursing Director of the Year for Trinity Medical Center. A native of Birmingham, Alabama, C...
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...Siblings, under the age of 8 years old, can visit during "Big Brother/Big Sister Time." This special time is 30 minutes between 5:45 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. each evening. The only exception will be in the case of twins when one is discharged home before the other. The discharged twin can return with parents at any time to visit their hospitalized twin. Infants may have only one armband holder spend the nig...
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... If you have a living will or advance directive, please bring a copy to the hospital to be placed in your medical record at the time of registration. Should you have any questions, please contact the case management department at (205) 971-1654. All patients are admitted to Grandview Medical Center without regard to race, creed, color, sex, religion, ancestry, sexual orientation, marital status, natio...
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...e a concern, we welcome your comments and will work toward a resolution to your satisfaction. To report a concern regarding all care and services provided, please ask for the supervisor or department manager in the area of the hospital where you are receiving care. If they are not able to assist you please contact the administrative offices at 205-971-1200. The staff of Grandview Medical Center always wa...
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