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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1996
Page
6
Osawatomie State Hospital adopted a digital Fujitsu telephone system replacing the 1982 1987 upgrades. The new setup adds direct individual numbers and a changed general line to 755-7000. Officials say the system will improve efficiency and public accessibility and will eventually support voice mail on many phones.
A consumer group warns many older Americans may have to drop Medigap policies as costs surge, with 20 to 40 percent increases cited. Officials note Part B premiums rise to 43.80 dollars next year and A deductibles climb to 760 dollars, while Medicaid growth slows amid managed care and inflation controls.
Explains Kansas rule that Living Wills only take effect with terminal conditions and advocates Durable Power of Attorney for health care decisions. Uses Mary case to show the need, highlights agent selection, and provides sources for forms and help. Lists agencies in Kansas and contact details for further information.
The American Board of Family Practice announced that Akinola Ernest Ojeleye, an Ottawa physician, has passed the Certification Examination and attained diplomate status. Ojeleye joined Ottawa Family Physicians in July 1996.
Ophthalmologist KEI Ottawa 4NETH J FRANK outlines glaucoma as a leading public health issue with estimated 2 million Americans affected, 500 million annual costs, and more than 5,000 cases of legal blindness each year. He notes slow, painless progression from peripheral to central vision and stresses preventive screening, especially by age, with recommended full eye exams every two years for 40 to 65 and yearly after 65.
Ransom Memorial Hospital announced the acquisition of a whole body X ray bone densitometer to measure bone mineral content for osteoporosis evaluation. The device aids dialysis patients and avoids travel to Kansas City or Topeka. It helps detect low bone mass before fractures and monitor treatment. For information, call RMH imaging services at 242 9074 extension 352.
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