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The Spine Center at Pardee

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Created on Monday, 14 January 2013 09:57

The Spine Center at Pardee is now open. The Spine Center at Pardee consists of physicians who are experts in the field of spine surgery, pain management, physical therapy and neurology. At the heart of our spine center is Karen Lewis, our nurse practitioner spine navigator who evaluates and guides patients to the best avenue of care and serves as a point of contact for your patient.

This center provides patients with back, neck and spine problems access to expert spine specialists and personalized care. This personalized care is orchestrated by a multidisciplinary group of providers who collaborate to provide an optimal patient experience and clinical outcomes. Our Guided Patient Service (GPS) accelerates patient treatment regardless of whether or not it requires surgery. For more information, call (828) 694-4557.

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Pardee hosts open house for James Reis, M.D.

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Created on Thursday, 29 November 2012 11:02
Written by Kristie Jones

Pardee Hospital will hold an open house to welcome the hospital’s newest internal medicine physician, James Reis, M.D.

The event will be held Tuesday, Nov. 13, from 4 – 6 p.m. at Pardee Internal Medicine Associates, located at 709A North Justice Street. Refreshments will be served.

Dr. Reis received his medical degree from Wright State University School of Medicine in Dayton, Ohio. He is board-certified in internal medicine and was the former medical director of the Golden Living Center Extended Care Facility in Richmond, Ind.

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BirthNetwork presents third annual Joyful Birth and Breastfeeding Expo

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Created on Thursday, 29 November 2012 11:01
Written by Kristie Jones

BirthNetwork, of Western North Carolina, will hold the third annual Joyful Birth and Breastfeeding Expo on Saturday, Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Blue Ridge Mall.

This event will feature three nationally recognized authors: Ina May Gaskin, Sandy Campbell and Lisa Goldstein. There will also be films, health discussions, raffle drawings, a fashion show and mother-friendly exhibitors. This event is free to the public.

BirthNetwork is a non-profit organization that supports anyone seeking information, resources and support for healthy, respectful maternity care. BirthNetwork National is based on the Mother Friendly Childbirth Initiative, which outlines the principles of mother-friendly care in order to promote the safest, healthiest and most cost-effective maternity care.

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Pardee expands specialty care to Fletcher

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Created on Thursday, 29 November 2012 11:00
Written by Kristie Jones

The physicians of Pardee Urological Associates and the Pardee Center for Women’s Health will now extend their services to their Fletcher office.

“By adding access to urological and women’s health services to Fletcher we are providing convenient access to high quality health care for residents in the northern part of the county,” said Kris Peters, Vice President, Strategy & Development and Chief Strategy Officer.

David deHoll, M.D., and Scott Donaldson, M.D., of Pardee Urological Associates will now have limited office hours in Fletcher. For information or to make a referral please call their Hendersonville office at 692-6262. 

David Beaty, M.D., and Maridee Spearman, M.D., of the Pardee Center for Women’s Health will also have limited hours in Fletcher. For information or to make a referral please call their Hendersonville office at 696-0897.

The Fletcher practice also provides access to family medicine physicians Nathaniel Jablecki, M.D., and Chona Reguyal, M.D. The Fletcher office is located at 12-B Cane Creek Road in Fletcher.

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Letter from PATHS patient

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Created on Thursday, 29 November 2012 10:59
Written by Kristie Jones

Dear Management of Pardee in Hendersonville:

I am a patient in PATHS and I greatly desire to tell you how good my experience is here.

Thank you all for being the best hospital and staff in all of North Carolina, and possibly the nation!

Thank you for doctors who prescribed the correct medications for me and for being personable and treating me kindly as the human being I am. Thank you for the PATHS staff/RN’s (and ER Staff) who smile and do a wonderful job as well.

Thank you for letting me be here as I desired, because I know y’all are the best. Thank you for the materials and tips on how to re-think or retrain my mind, or providing solutions for my conditions. The psychologist, Dr. Johnson, provided a great tip that seems to be working for me so far (about the natural child, adaptive child, judgmental one, loving adult toward the adaptive child and the adult.) It’s great to learn to love myself!

Thank you for diligently-working social workers.

Thank you for treating us as humans and adults by letting us do our own laundry, getting our own linens and towels, and trusting us to shave ourselves, and so forth. It helps.

Thank you for excellent food and allowing us each to order for ourselves.

Thank you for allowing us caffeinated beverages and nicotine patches. It greatly helps.

Thank you for what I may not have mentioned. There are many reasons to say thank you. I just thank you for being waaay above the rest.

Sincerely,

A Pardee Patient

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