Rural Health Services in Iowa Faces Doctor Shortage
A federal study shows 94 of Iowa counties have doctor to population ratios below the national average, with further decline indicated. Senate hearings in Madrid Malvern and Mechanicsville explored satellite clinics staffed by nurse practitioners physician assistants and medical students to extend care to small towns.
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Social Security Rep in Algona Thursday
Fort Dodge Social Security office will be at Algona Court House on November 18 from 9 30 to 12 00 to assist claims and discuss Medicare coverage including doctor services hospital care therapy and supplies The article explains a yearly deductible of 60 dollars with 80 coverage after deductible and notes that deductible may be paid from various covered expenses.
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Hello to every child keeps baby thriving
By Mrs Dan Gerber a wise babysitter says greeting each child with a hello and a light pat fosters companionable interaction. She notes babies respond with pleasure when approached and that constant lap dependence should be avoided while affectionate pats support growth and well being alongside nutrition.
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Heating System Check is Good Insurance
Assistant State Fire Marshall Reynold Hentges says a yearly heating system check costs about 18 to 24 dollars in Des Moines, but saves far more by preventing fires. He notes five percent of Iowa residential fires last year were due to defective heating systems, with five deaths, and that 99 percent are preventable with inspection including lubrication, belt checks, furnace cleaning, wiring, fuel line leaks, and controls. Checks by fire departments are available on request but do not include repairs or duct cleaning.
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Increase in FmHA home loan income limits in Iowa
Farmers Home Administration in Iowa raises eligible family income limits to 15 600 from 12 900 and the interest credit limit to 10 000 from 8 500. Current loan rate stands at 8 percent with up to 33 years repayment. Loans may drop to 1 percent for those under 10 000 adjusted income, depending on loan amount.
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Farmers Home Administration
Iowa
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