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Medical Health
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Assisted Living Children & Infants General Health Services Hospitals Clinics & Health Departments Women's HealthAmericus Urgent Care
Walk-ins welcome, no appointments necessary, immediate care for non-life threatening illnesses and injuries by board certified physicians and nurse practitioners. Cost and time saving alternative to ER
Sumter Convenient Care
Blood Cholesterol Screening, Blood Pressure Monitoring, cancer collaborative, Diabetes collaborative, Glycolsylated Hemoglobin Measure, Health Education, Hearing Screening, HIV Testing and Counseling, Immunizations, OB/GYN, Primary Care, Vision Screening, Women’s Health
Southwest Pediatrics
Pediatric, Partnership for Prescription Assistance; the PPA helps qualifying patients without prescription drug coverage get the medicines they need through the program that is right for them, free of charge. Many will get their medications free or nearly free. You will never be asked for money by a PPA Call Center representative, or on the website.
Children’s Medical Services – Cordele
Outpatient clinics with physicians who evaluate each child’s condition. CMS offers long-term treatment and therapy by providing physician evaluations, treatment plans, and follow-up care. The nursing staff provides case management, implementing the treatment plan, and coordinating the services needed by the child and family. Comprehensive physical assessment, diagnostic testing (x-rays, lab tests, etc.), evaluation by medical social workers and nutritionists, corrective surgery, medications, health education for child and family, ongoing health care supervision by registered nurses, hearing aids, braces, casts, wheel chairs, special shoes & other supplementary devices; dental care only if related to the handicapping condition, coordination of care with other agencies and schools, depending on resources: support services (i.e. genetic, nutrition, financial and vocational counseling, and psychological evaluation), and referral services to appropriate community resources.