Healthcare Reform

I don't want this blog to become a political mouthpiece; however, I think it is not unwise to offer some objectivity into the heathcare reform debate. The following link is from CNNMoney.com and is an article from Fortune. Please read it no matter your position on healthcare reform; it may make you rethink your position.

My biggest fear is that the healthcare reform issue as it stands is a political issue and not a push to help reform MEDICAL CARE nor ACCESS to medical care for those without insurance or who are insurance poor. I don't think any of us would be opposed to Medical Care Reform, but I think what is being pushed for is a different animal.

If you want to follow the H'care reform debate or at least my opinions, please follow me on twitter. The link to my twitter account is listed below as well.

My opinions on H'care reform and any other political issue will in no way skew my medical judgement of your health and healthcare while or if you are a patient of mine. We are all entitled to our political opinions; that is what make America great. Our difference or similarity in opinion should not jeopardize one's professional judgement or actions and I will try my best to live to that standard.

http://money.cnn.com/2009/07/24/news/economy/health_care_reform_obama.fortune/?postversion=2009072410

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Corinth Office

We are still so excited about the opportunity to practice in Corinth even if it is only part time. We have been going up for 3 weeks now and the support has been great. We appreciate all the patients who have been in to see us and the patients with upcoming appointments.

We are grateful to the Noyes for allowing us to rent space in their clinic. It is a great place to work and the rooms are decorated so uniquely. Dr. Erica has put a magic touch into the decor. They are available for onsite lab so that the patients don't have to travel again after the visit is over.

We are available to see patients in Corinth on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at the present time. As the demand grows, we anticipate being in Corinth full days on Tuesdays and Thursdays. We are here to help with Internal Medicine problems such as diabetes, edema, thyroid diseases as well and kidney problems and high blood pressure.

If you would like to make an appointment to be seen in Corinth, please give us a call at 662-690-5675 or toll free at 877-690-5675.

We are still available in Tupelo all day on Mondays and Wednesdays as well as Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday mornings.

Corinth Office

We are excited about the continued enthusiasm about our Corinth office. We have had three clinics up there so far and each have been a great experience. I want to thank Drs. Noyes for letting us rent some space from them; the clinic is so neat. I appreciate the warm wishes from the patients. It is nice to know that they feel convenienced that someone is coming to them and they don't have to drive to Tupelo for their Nephrology care. I am so glad we are able to help out in that way.

If you are in need of a Nephrologist for kidney problems or blood pressure problems, we would be glad to help out. As well, we are available to help with general Internal Medicine problems such as Diabetes, High Cholesterol or other problems.

You can contact us at 662-690-5675 or toll free at 877-690-5675.

We are located at 88 Clark Boulevard in Tupelo and at 2000 East Shiloh Road in the Noyes Clinic Building..across from the Bowling Alley.