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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1978

Page

7

Doctor Steadman Keeps Johnston Patients At Home

Dr. Richard Steadman treats 40 to 60 patients daily, often at his home, sharing a small two-doctor office with Dr. J S Garrison. He rejects appointments, champions house calls, and argues small town care reduces costs while fostering strong patient relationships. Tomorrow: Emergency Care.

J.S. Garrison Steadman Johnston Ridge Spring Medical School

Doctors' Tempers Pricked By MEGALS Rural Clinic Plan

In Trenton, MEGALS Rural Health Association pushes a federally funded clinic network across six counties, sparking tension with local physicians who fear revenue shifts and government ties. Proponents cite under served areas with high infant mortality rates and doctor shortages, while opponents warn of financial viability and impact on private practice.

Trenton South Carolina Megals Rural Health Association Megals McCormick Edgefield Greenwood Abbeville Laurens Saluda U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Ware Shoals Appalachia Richard Steadman Johnston Edgefield County Columbia Charleston Spartanburg Augusta U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare B. E Ned) Nicholson Rural Health Association North Carolina HEW Jack Pleasant Greene County Health Care Corp Pleasant Robert Dillard Russ Teal Atlanta Dillard Toal Megals Clinic Trim Little General Railroad Street

Jackson Town Buys Vacant Clinic To Attract Doctor

Jackson Town Council votes to purchase a vacant medical office building for 75000 dollars, about 85 percent of the current general fund, hoping to recruit a physician. The DeVore equipment valued at 25000 dollars will stay for the new doctor, with rent-free use of the facility offered to lure a young physician.

Hoyt E. Dunfieth Jackson Burroughs Street S. C. 125 Robert DeVore DeVore Margaret Sieth Augusta Dunsieth Trenton

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