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MRH HEALTHCARE OFFICES SUPPORT STUDENT ATHLETES
MAYVILLE FAMILY HEALTHCARE SUPPORTS STUDENT ATHLETES
Pictured left to right : Bill Hartzell, Mayville Athletic Director and Galen Smith, PA-C Mayville Family HealthCare.
MAYVILLE, MI – Thanks to the supportive efforts of Galen Smith, PA-C, area student athletes began their fall sport’s season in good health. In anticipation of the 2009-2010 academic school year, the Mayville Family HealthCare office offered sport’s physicals at a reduced rate of $10. Before the first practice began, each student athlete was required to have a completed sports physical form on file at the school.
There are two main parts to a sports physical; medical history and physical exam. The sport’s physical visit allows the student time to discuss with their health care provider concerns regarding their current health condition in relationship to playing sports. Typical cost for this service is between $30 and $50. Through the sports physical clinics, the Mayville Family HealthCare office not only provided the community a needed service they also reinforced the importance of physical activity.
During a recent presentation, Galen Smith, PA-C awarded a $675 donation to the Mayville Community School’s Athletic Director, Bill Hartzell. The funds represent half the proceeds from the summer sports physical clinics.
For more information on services provided by Mayville Family HealthCare of Marlette Regional Hospital, please call 989-843-5135.
KINGSTON FAMILY HEALTHCARE SUPPORTS STUDENT ATHLETES
Pictured left to right : Mike Rea, Kingston Athletic Director and Darla Mays, PA-C Kingston Family HealthCare.
KINGSTON, MI – Thanks to the supportive efforts of Darla Mays, PA-C, area student athletes began their fall sport’s season in good health. In anticipation of the 2009-2010 academic school year, the Kingston Family HealthCare office offered sport’s physicals at a reduced rate of $10. Before the first practice began, each student athlete was required to have a completed sports physical form on file at the school.
There are two main parts to a sports physical; medical history and physical exam. The sport’s physical visit allows the student time to discuss with their health care provider concerns regarding their current health condition in relationship to playing sports. Typical cost for this service is between $30 and $50. Through the sports physical clinics, the Kingston Family HealthCare office not only provided the community a needed service they also reinforced the importance of physical activity.
During a recent presentation, Darla Mays, PA-C awarded a $660.00 donation to the Kingston Community School’s Athletic Director, Mike Rea. The funds represent half the proceeds from the summer sports physical clinics.
For more information on services provided by Kingston Family HealthCare of Marlette Regional Hospital, please call 989-683-2221.
MARLETTE FAMILY HEALTHCARE SUPPORTS STUDENT ATHLETES
Pictured left to right: Robert Rees, DO of Marlette Family HealthCare and Denny Lester, Marlette Athletic Director.
MARLETTE, MI – Thanks to the supportive efforts of Robert Rees, D.O., area student athletes began their fall sport’s season in good health. In anticipation of the 2009-2010 academic school year, the Marlette Family HealthCare of Marlette Regional Hospital office offered sports physicals at a reduced rate of $10. Before the first practice began, each student athlete was required to have a completed sports physical form on file at the school.
There are two main parts to a sports physical; medical history and physical exam. The sport’s physical visit allows the student time to discuss with their HealthCare provider concerns about their current health in relationship to playing sports. Typical cost for this service is between $30 and $50. Through the sports physical clinics, the Marlette Family HealthCare office not only provided the community a needed service…they also reinforced the importance of physical activity.
During a recent presentation, Robert Rees, D.O. awarded a $230 donation to the Marlette Community School’s Athletic Director, Coach Denny Lester. The funds represent half the proceeds from the summer sports physical clinics.
For more information on services provided by Marlette Family HealthCare of Marlette Regional Hospital, please call 989-635-4614. |
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