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A Normal Day in Inpatient Rehab at Munson Medical Center
A Normal Day in Inpatient Rehab at Munson Medical Center 6 - 8 am Blood pressure checks Blood sugar checks (if needed) Dressing, toileting (occasional morning shower with occupational therapy) Medications Nursing assessments 8 - 9 am Breakfast 9 am - Noon Occupational therapy Physical therapy Speech therapy (if appropriate) Noon - 1 pm Lunch 1 - 4 pm Occupational therapy Physical therapy Speech therapy (if appropriate) 4 - 5 pm Rest period (scheduled rest periods will occur throughout the day as needed) 5 - 6 pm Dinner 6 - 8 pm Free time Visiting (visiting hours end at 8 pm) 8 - 9:30 pm Shower
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What to Expect in Inpatient Rehab
What to Expect in Inpatient Rehab at Munson Medical Center Length of Stay Early in the admission process, you will be told approximately how long you will be staying on the Rehabilitation Unit. This may change based upon your gains made in therapies and progression toward your goals. Family and/or Support Person Your family’s support and their understanding of your needs is a vital part of your rehabilitation. While on the Rehabilitation Unit, your family and/or support person are welcome and encouraged to attend therapy sessions on a regular basis. There will be times when a family/support
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Surgical Weight Loss Post-Webinar Questionnaire
Surgical Weight Loss Post-Webinar Questionnaire
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Amazing Heart Care: Medication Therapy Instead of a Heart Transplant
Amazing Heart Care: Medication Therapy Instead of a Heart Transplant Jerry Cattaneo of Gaylord runs a machine shop and was shocked to learn that he might need a heart transplant. He was fairly healthy, but undetected heart disease led to an enlarged heart. He was one of the first patients at the Heart Failure Program in Traverse City and put his life in the hands of expert cardiologists. Dino Recchia, MD, FACC recommended trying medication therapy first. Jerry and his wife cried happy tears as they learned the results of his echocardiogram. The heart treatment plan was working! Watch below as
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Library Services
Library Services Library Services provides clinical knowledge-based information, resources, and services. This includes access to licensed clinical content such as databases, drug information, eBooks, journals, patient education handouts, point-of-care tools, and practice guidelines. Our information professionals are trained experts in reviewing the medical literature and are available to complete literature searches for you. Phone: 231-935-6170 | Email: Library-HealthSciences@mhc.net How to Access the Library Website and Search Interface From MHC-networked computer: MHC intranet > Tools &
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PAMA Resource Center
PAMA Resource Center PAMA Resource Center On January 1, 2020, CMS implemented a new mandate – section 218 of Protecting Access to Medicare Act (PAMA) – that changed the prior authorization process for ordering certain advanced diagnostic imaging studies. The education and testing period for PAMA has now been extended until January 1, 2023. When ordering an advanced diagnostic imaging service for a Medicare beneficiary, a provider is now required to consult a qualified Clinical Decision Support Mechanism (CDSM). CDSMs are electronic portals through which appropriate use criteria (AUC) is
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REMEC Services
REMEC Services Please click on the service links on the left to take advantage of what REMEC TeleHealth Network has to offer. The audio conference call service uses REMEC's video bridge and has capability for several audio conferences at one time. Mobile wireless video units also are available at Munson Medical Center, Kalkaska Memorial Health Center, Cadillac Hospital, Grayling Hospital, and Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital for video conferencing.