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HealtHcareDirectory2014

The otolaryngology specialists at Topeka Ear, Nose & Throat have caredfor over 100,000 ENT patients in northeast Kansas. They have treatedeverything from ear and tonsil infections to acute sinusitis.

When experience counts, trust Topeka Ear, Nose & Throat to care foreverything ENT—from the smallest complaints to major diseases of thehead and neck. Topeka ENT. Breathe easy, we’re on the case.

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Contents

lMH WelcoMes4New Endocrinologist Dr. Amanjot Lehil

Your HealtH | screening9Preventive tests for men

There may be a link

DeMentia anD Hearing loss:10

7Healthy mouth: The early years

Your HealtH | Dental care

8Cutting Edge Rehabilitation Services in Senior Living Environment

BranDon WooDs

Your HealtH | Diet11Are you eating clean?

Your HealtH | WoMen13Cervical cancer: Reducing the risk

Your HealtH | carDiac14Optimism helps your heart

DirectorY listings15

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Lawrence Memorial Hospital welcomes new endocrinologist, Dr. Amanjot Lehil

Dr. Amanjot Lehil, LMH endocrinologist, will begin seeing

patients in Lawrence this fall.

Highly specialized care for diabetes, thyroid conditions and other hormone-related health issues will soon be available full time in the Lawrence community. Amanjot Lehil, MD, endocrinologist, has joined the Lawrence Memorial Hospital care team and will begin seeing patients at the 4th Street Health Plaza on September 1.

While diabetes and other endocrine disorders continue to rise, the number of physicians specializing in endocrinology is not increasing proportionately, leaving many hospitals and health systems across the country unable to offer highly specialized expertise in this field of medicine. But not LMH.

Gene Meyer, President and CEO at LMH, said, “Dr. Lehil will provide much-needed support for local primary and specialty care physicians in caring for the rising number of patients with endocrine disorders.” Common endocrine-related health issues include diabetes, overactive or underactive thyroid, thyroid nodule/cancer, osteoporosis, disorders of calcium balance, obesity, low testosterone, pituitary tumors, adrenal gland issues, and more.

For Dr. Lehil – a specialist in such high demand he could have chosen any number of places in the country to practice – LMH offered exactly what he was looking for. Lawrence not only meets his wish list in terms of service area size and location, but it also gives him the chance to build an endocrinology practice from the ground up.

Fellowship-trained specialist fills growing need in Lawrence for care and treatment

of diabetes and other health issues involving the endocrine system

•CONTiNuED ON PAgE 6

To the people of LMH: Thank you for helping us bring home theTruven Health 100Top Hospitals® awardtwo years in a row.We are the only hospital in Kansas and western Missouri to receive this distinction in 2014,thanks to our extraordinary team of LMH associates, physicians, leaders, volunteers and donors. Each of youearned this honor through your unwavering dedication to the health of our community, and we are grateful forthe commitment and compassion you show every day. Congratulations on a job well done!www.lmh.org/qualitymatters

TOGETHERGreat things happen.


Our lungspecialistswill see younow.

4th Street Health Plaza • 1130 W. 4th Street, Suite 2001 • Lawrence, KS 66044 • 785-505-3205 • lmh.org/pulmonology

Breathe easy.If you can’t breathe, nothing else matters.That’s why weoffer advanced pulmonary care with same and next dayappointments available at Lawrence Pulmonary Specialists.

treatment for acute and chronic respiratory problems, andwe are here for you when you need us.

If you have breathing concerns, ask your primary careprovider if a referral to a lung specialist is right for you.

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“It’s very exciting to have this opportunity, and I’m eager to address the high demand in this area for the specialized care I’m trained to provide,” said Dr. Lehil. “Like many physicians today, my philosophy of care includes patient education as a primary focus. Well informed patients who take control over their diseases play an essential role in the overall treatment, which then helps reduce complications caused by diabetes and other endocrine diseases.”

Many of these complications can be very serious, such as heart attacks, strokes, kidney failure, blindness and amputations. The risk of these complications is significantly lowered with optimal control of diabetes.

Empowering patients with knowledge on managing their conditions, as well as the consequences of non-compliance with prescribed medication and diet-related regimens, is no small challenge – but Dr. Lehil says it’s one of the main reasons he chose endocrinology.

“Diseases such as diabetes are usually life-long issues, so establishing long-term, trusted relationships with patients is an integral part of my practice,” explained Dr. Lehil. “Building and maintaining those two-way dialogues is one of the things I value and enjoy most in my field.”

About Dr. AmAnjot LehiLDr. Lehil earned his medical degree in 2007 at

Dayanand Medical College & Hospital in Punjab, India. He moved to Kansas in 2009 for further training at the University of Kansas Medical Center, where he completed an internal medicine residency in 2012 and an endocrinology fellowship in 2014. He is board certified in internal medicine and has made several presentations at national endocrinology meetings. He will practice at 1130 W. 4th Street, Suite 3200, in the 4th Street Health Plaza building adjacent to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Appointments can be made by calling (785) 505-5850. For more information, visit lmh.org/endocrinology. •

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Dr. Amanjot Lehil, LMH endocrinologist, will begin seeing patients in Lawrence this fall.

Dr. Amanjot Lehil, Empowering Patients

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aring for your teeth and gums is a lifelong journey that begins shortly after birth. Dental professionals urge parents to bring their child in for a visit whenever the first primary tooth is visible.

This recommendation, which used to define 3 as the starting age, has shifted over the years as the science related to oral hygiene has improved.

What’s behind the change? The importance of baby teeth now carries more weight than ever before. The American Dental Association says that properly caring for those mini-pearly whites that begin popping up through the gums at around 6 months is crucial in keeping space in the jaw for adult teeth.

PArent eDucAtionA child’s first trip to the dentist can be an

educational experience for parents. Dental professionals will show you how to properly clean your baby’s teeth and recognize trouble signs in the mouth, which are critical health tips not usually doled out during pregnancy or within parenting magazines.

Dentists can also explain baby-specific concerns regarding dental health, which include baby bottle tooth decay. Avoiding this potentially damaging issue is simple: The ADA recommends wiping your baby’s mouth with a clean gauze pad to help remove plaque that can harm erupting teeth. Gentle brushing with a toothbrush and water should begin as soon as you start seeing teeth.

DentAL emergencies Once more teeth start showing up,

the risk for dental emergencies increases. Accidents happen, but knowing how to react in such situations can be the key to retaining your child’s oral health. Here is how the ADA recommends you act in a dental emergency: • Keep a knocked-out tooth moist at all times. If you

can, place the tooth back in the socket without touching the root and call your dentist right away.

• For a cracked tooth, immediately rinse the mouth with warm water to clean the affected area. Look out for facial swelling and treat appropriately with cold compresses.

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HOME HEALTH ● REHABILITATION ● HOSPICE ● HELP AT HOME

John H. Hay, DDS is pleased to announce theopening of a new dental practice in Eudora,

conveniently located off K-10 highway. Dr. Hay hasbeen serving families and generations in NortheastKansas for 27 years and is happy to be serving theEudora and surrounding area at his new location.

Schedule an appointment today!Call 785-542-9105

104 W. 20th Street, Suite 3 • Eudora, KSwww.johnhhaydds.com

Serving Northeast Kansas for 27 Years!

cHealthy Mouth: The Early Years Your Health | DENTAL CARE

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If you or someone you love requires a short stay forrehabilitative therapy, call 785-838-8000.

At the Health Centerat Brandon Woods,We’re here to meet

your individualrehabilitation needs.

randon Woods at Alvamar and Five Star Rehabilitation and Wellness provides cutting edge physical therapy (PT), occupational therapy (OT), and speech therapy (ST) to our Brandon Woods community members and short term rehabilitation patients by an experienced team of therapists.

Our therapy team offers in-patient and out-patient care in our senior living community which means individuals living in Bandon Woods Townhomes, apartments or assisted living don’t have to travel far for therapy service. In many cases, therapy services are brought to them.

Our full-time therapy team members are comprised of four PT staff: Michelle Dixon, Leslie Flachsbarth, Susan Mayo, and Charlotte Roberson, three OT staff: Joni Fornelli, Kenan Houston, and Patricia Putnam, and one ST staff: Jasmine Steele. Michelle Dixon our newest team member is a Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) and brings a wide range of clinical knowledge. When asked about working at Brandon Woods she replied, “I love working here because I have a great team of co-workers around me that are here for the same common reason…to nurture and care for residents and provide the best quality of life possible.”

Many people think about utilizing rehabilitation services after joint replacements, or after experiencing a stoke, but have you considered the benefit of therapy if you are experiencing difficulty with standing, transferring or walking; need prosthetic and orthotic management; or are experiencing falls and decreased balance. Our therapist help individuals diagnosed with dizziness and vertigo and people who simply have difficulty with completing daily living tasks such as bathing, dressing, grooming, self feeding, toileting and/or home management. Therapy may also prove helpful if one experiences pain that limits function, cognitive and memory changes or swallowing and speech and voice projection difficulties.

Some of the exciting therapeutic modalities not always found in senior living communities and which are available at Brandon Woods at Alvamar includes electrical stimulation, Vital Stim (for dysphagia), ultrasound, lymphedema consult and treatment, and manual therapies such as myofacial release. Receiving therapy services in a senior living community means therapy can be provided in a variety of settings like our gyms, outside park areas, indoor heating swimming pool and furnished kitchen and apartment spaces for “Rehab to Home” practice exercises.

Physical, occupational and speech therapy is a covered benefit in most health insurance plans and private pay options are also available. You can consult with your physician or our experienced therapist at Brandon Woods at Alvamar for more information.

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Cutting Edge Rehabilitation Services in Senior Living EnvironmentBy Brandon Woods at AlvamarCharlotte Roberson, CPTA/Director

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Where you and your growing family will seeyour own doctor for OB visits, delivery, and

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he words “men” and “doctor” don’t always fit in the same sentence, but they should. Screening tests can find potentially harmful diseases early on, when they’re easiest to treat. This can mean more years of enjoying time with your family and friends, as opposed to fighting illness or worse.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services recommends the following screenings for men:

boDy mAss inDexBMI is a measure of your body fat based on your height and weight.

It is used to screen for obesity and can serve as a helpful measurement to keep you on track with your diet and exercise plan.

choLesteroLOnce you turn 35 years old, have your cholesterol checked regularly.

High blood cholesterol is one of the major risk factors for heart disease. Catching it early can lead to effective treatment and better heart health.

bLooD PressureHigh blood pressure increases your chance of getting heart or kidney

disease, and is recommended to be checked every two years.

cArDiovAscuLAr DiseAseBeginning at age 45, you should ask your doctor about incorporating

a daily aspirin to help reduce your risk of a heart attack. A special screening will help your doctor make the decision.

cAncersMen ages 50 and above should be tested for colorectal cancer. How

often you are screened depends on your risk factors, and you may need to be checked before age 50. Also ask your physician about testing for other cancers, including prostate, lung, oral or skin.

DePressionIf you have felt “in the dumps” during the past couple of weeks, you

may need to speak with your doctor about depression. It is a treatable illness, and keeping it in check can help you maintain interest in the hobbies and activities that you enjoy.

DiAbetesIf your blood pressure is higher than 135/80, ask your doctor to

test you for diabetes. High blood sugar can cause problems with your heart, eyes, feet, kidneys, nerves and other body parts.

tPreventive Tests for Men

Your Health | Screening


Family Medicine is a medical specialty dedicated to the comprehensive care ofthe whole person and family−regardless of gender or age−from the beginning to the endof life. Family physicians are trained to provide personalized care for at least 85 percent ofa person’s medical problems, and to coordinate the specialty care that may be needed forthe rest.

Our commitment to you is accessibility tomedical information and assistance 24 hours a day.We do this by providing a broad range of medical services, seven days a week, deliveredwith a personal touch while using the latest of medical technologies. Our on-call doctoris available by phone to talk to you at any time, day or night. And, since the best medicalcare is delivered in person, wemaintain extended officehours on weekdays as well as provideoffice hours for urgent care onSaturdays and Sundays.

If you need us,WE’RE THERE.

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rowing evidence indicates that older adults with hearing loss are more likely to develop dementia. Hearing aids can improve the negative effects of hearing loss on the brain.

your heAring AnD your brAinThink of hearing as a partnership between

your ears and your brain. When someone speaks, your brain processes the sounds so that you can understand them. That’s called cognitive load.

When you have untreated hearing loss, the speech signals coming in to your brain are degraded, so your brain has to work much hard to process them. When more brain resources are used for understanding sounds, other brain tasks such as memory and comprehension can suffer. Cognitive decline often results.

effects of untreAteD heAring LossHearing loss isn’t just an ear issue, it’s a

quality of life and health issue. Untreated hearing loss can have serious and wide-ranging consequences:

• Increased mental fatigue/stress• Poorer memory• Difficulty with attention focusing• Poorer mental health• Social withdrawal• Depression• Dementia

Hearing aids can lessen the cognitive load on your brain as well as help improve feelings of isolation and depression.

heAring AiDs cAn heLPHearing aids process sound signals so it’s

easier for your brain to understand them. They

also reduce the cognitive load, making it easier for your brain to perform other tasks. Benefits of wearing hearing aids may include:

• Reduced mental fatigue• Decreased feelings of isolation

and depression• Improved ability to do

several things at once• Improved memory, attention and focus• Improved communication skills

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We know how important your hearing is and strive to offer the best hearing instruments available and the most personal care possible.

If you or someone you love is concerned about hearing loss, please call us at Kaw Valley Hearing to schedule a free hearing consultation. (785) 856-4200.

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t’s a health industry buzz phrase that has helped promote the effort of consuming healthier, more natural foods. But “eating clean” is anything but a

passing trend. It is a lifestyle for many people as

they try to cut out the added sugars and preservatives that make their way into American shopping carts, homes and bodies.

The nutritional impact that eating clean has on waistlines – and the environment – is the primary catalyst behind the movement. Here’s how you can alter your eating and cooking habits to join the movement:

fruits AnD vegetAbLes The United States Department of

Agriculture urges adults to consume about three cups of fruits and

vegetables per day. The specific amount of fruits and vegetables your body requires to remain at optimal health depends on your age, sex and level of physical activity.

By making half of your plate fruits and vegetables at each meal, you can easily meet your body’s needs. And your body will thank you for the extra vitamins, antioxidants and heart-healthy fiber found in most all fruits and vegetables.

cut ADDeD sugArs AnD soDA The American Heart Association

recommends women consume no more than about six teaspoons of added sugar per day and men consume no more than about nine. Drinking one soda per day can wipe out that allowance quickly, since the typical can contains about nine teaspoons.

Other foods to avoid or limit include

sugary cereals, candy, yogurt and baked goods. Always read the nutritional information of the products you are considering buying. If the sugar content of a potential purchase makes up a large percentage of your daily intake, consider swapping it out for a fruit or vegetable.

cook smArterCooking clean doesn’t have to

translate to you spending hours upon hours in the kitchen. In fact, by simply doubling your favorite clean recipe, you can have plenty to portion and store in the freezer for future meals.

This strategy can help arm you in your fight against the urge to splurge on takeout. Instead, you can choose the easy and affordable option of reheating and enjoying your clean meal.

iAre you eating clean?Your Health | Diet

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he National Cancer Institute estimates that more than 12,000 new cases of cervical cancer and 4,000 deaths from the disease will be reported in the U.S. this year.

Cervical cancer forms in tissues of the cervix, which is the organ connecting the

uterus and vagina. It is usually a slow-growing cancer that may not have symptoms.

Cervical cancer is almost always caused by human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, according to the National Cancer Institute. And while these types of cancers start from pre-cancerous cells, only some women with pre-cancers will actually develop cancer.

The change from cervical pre-cancer to cervical cancer usually takes several years, but it can happen in less than a year, according to the American Cancer Society.

eArLy Detection The Papanicolaou (Pap) test was introduced in the

1950s and still serves as the most crucial screening to identify cervical cancer. The test – named after the doctor who invented it – examines a sample of cervical cells under a microscope to identify any

problems and detect cervical cancer early. The United States Preventive Services Task Force

recommends screening begin at age 21, regardless of when a woman becomes sexually active. As a result of the Pap test, cervical cancer rates have declined dramatically: U.S. cervical cancer incidence and death rates were reduced by more than 60 percent between 1955 and 1992.

treAtment & coPingCervical cancer treatment options include surgery,

chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy and vaccine therapy. Depending on a patient’s specific needs, treatment may need to employ only one of these treatment plans. Others strategies may contain a combination of options.

Coping with cervical cancer can be challenging, even for the strongest of patients and families. Many people who have been diagnosed with or treated for cancer can develop symptoms that affect their quality of life.

From physical to emotional hardships, patients are urged to reach out to their local physicians or support groups to find ways to cope.

tCervical Cancer: Reducing the Risk Your Health | WOMEN


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NEUVANT HOUSE is an assisted living residence purposely designed to assist persons withAlzheimer’s and dementia in living as independent and fulfilling lives as possible.

We are expanding our services into another home, located just to the east of our current house. Thesecond house will feature 14 private rooms, just like the original, but will also have the capability toassist individuals who require more physical assistance with walking, transferring from bed to chair,bathing and much more. Each new resident room will include a state-of-the-art lift system to aide intransferring residents from bed to bathroom—providing greater safety and comfort for residents.

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NEUVANT HOUSE EAST will continue the traditionestablished by NEUVANT HOUSE WEST of providing afull range of services in the continuum of care…in a verypersonal and home-like setting.

miling, laughing and simply being happy can make all the difference for our hearts. In fact, new research shows that people with higher levels of optimism may be less at risk for heart failure than those who are more pessimistic.

And with the breadth of heart failure’s effect on the nation – about 5.1 million Americans are afflicted ever year according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – a little extra optimism is surely needed.

heArt fAiLure stAtistics Other eye-opening statistics from the CDC include:

• One in nine deaths include heart failure as a contributing cause.

• About half those who develop heart failure die within five years of diagnosis.

Heart failure costs the nation about $32 billion worth of health care services, medications and missed days of work annually.

The main behaviors that can increase your risk for heart failure are, the CDC reports:

• Smoking tobacco.• Eating foods high in fat,

cholesterol and sodium.

• Not getting enough physical activity.• Being obese.

Positivity stuDyIn the study linking happiness to heart health,

optimism was defined as “an expectation that positive things will happen.” Researchers from the University of Michigan and Harvard University analyzed the linkage between optimism and heart failure diagnoses in older adults, since statistics show that people ages 65 years and older are most prone to heart failure diagnoses.

Researchers gathered, analyzed and translated data of more than 6,800 older adults, including health history, background information and psychological data over the course of four years. They also took into account factors that could affect heart failure risk, such as chronic illnesses and demographic factors.

The findings, published in the journal “Circulation: Heart Failure,” showed that the adults who had higher levels of optimism reduced their risk of heart failure by 73 percent. Researchers deduced that staying positive may lead people to making healthier lifestyle choices, therefore reducing their risk for heart failure.

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McDonald Family Chiropractic953 E 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-838-4357

Meyers Chiropractic Clinic2120 W 25th Street, Suite DLawrence, KS 66047785-842-2211

Miller Chiropractic2201 W. 25th Street, Suite uLawrence, KS 66047785-842-4114

Neu Physical Therapy1305 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-842-3444

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OrthoWertz, PA4951 W. 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-856-7870

Peak Performance Health CenterRob Jones, DCAbby Robinson, DC3120 mesa WayLawrence, KS 66049785-842-7325

Risley Chiropractic4920 Bob Billings ParkwayLawrence, KS 66049785-856-6030

Robertson Chiropractic3320 Peterson Road, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049785-843-3979

Rodrock ChiropracticAmelia Rodrock, DCMaggie Hunsicker, DC1440 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-832-8700

Scholle Chiropractic Office1807 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-749-4422

Schroeder Chiropractic1820 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-856-7600

Sport & Spine ChiropracticJoseph Hugunin, DC4910 Wakarusa Drive, Suite ALawrence, KS 66047785-856-2273

Stuart Chiropractic Health Center1420 Kasold DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-830-8166

Sue Mulcahey, DC, L.L.C. Chiropractor2711 W 6th Street, Suite ELawrence, KS 66049785-832-9355

Sullivan & Anthony Chiropractic3109 W. 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-856-2250

Warner Chiropractic2112 Bob Billings ParkwayLawrence, KS 66049785-843-3033

Wright Chiropractic Office4345 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-842-1352

cosmetic

AesthetiCare of LawrenceKathy Gaumer, MD3510 Clinton Place, Suite 120Lawrence, KS 66047785-856-8880

Lawrence Family PracticeLaser Cosmetic CenterCarla Brown Phipps, MD4951 W 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-841-6890

Lawrence Plastic Surgery, PAScott T. Thellman, MD1112 W 6th Street, Suite 210 Lawrence, KS 66044785-843-7677

county heAlth services

Lawrence-Douglas County Health Department200 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-0721

Dentists

Advanced Dental Studio of Joseph R. Gatti, DDS, PA5100 Bob Billings Parkway Lawrence, KS 66049785-318-9261

Jeffery W. Armstrong, DDS, PA308 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-5490

Associates in DentistryCharles Kincaid, DDSPaul Kincaid, DDSDavid Brown, DDS306 E. 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-843-4333

Lawrence EndodonticsRodney Brown, DDS4830 Quail Crest PlaceLawrence, KS 66049785-843-8610

Caring Family Preventive DentistryLan Gegenheimer, DMD100 E 9th Street, Suite CLawrence, KS 66044785-843-7696

Carrera Prosthetics2201 W 25th Street, Suite f Lawrence, KS 66047785-749-0844

Cascade Dental CareThomas Rainbolt, DDSEdward Manda, DDSBrent Jones, DDS1425 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-841-1400

Chavez Dental Laboratory1517 Craig CourtLawrence, KS 66044785-842-5602

David Cobb, DDS346 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-9223

Douglas County Dental Clinic Inc2210 Yale RoadLawrence, KS 66049785-312-7770

Edwards & Wilson Periodontics, PAMark Edwards, DDSAngela Wilson DDS4830 Quail Crest Place Lawrence, KS 66049785-843-4076, Ext. 207

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Enhance Dental Care of LawrencePat Moriarty, DDS3514 Clinton ParkwayLawrence, KS 66047785-832-2882

Gentle Dentistry, PAChristine Hoang, DDS4931 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-312-9912

Robert Gollier, DDS346 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-1557

Growing SmilesKelli Henderson, DDS1425 Wakarusa Drive, Suite DLawrence, KS 66049785-856-5600

Jeffrey Hambleton, DDS, MS1440 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-841-1188

Susan Hall, DDS4102 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-842-7976

Joseph M. Harvey, DDS, PA308 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-5490

Haskell Health Center2415 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-843-3750

John H. Hay, DDS104 W 20th Street, Suite 3Eudora, KS 66025785-542-9105

Heck Family Dentistry 4621 W. 6th Street, Suite BLawrence, KS 66049785-856-8550

Marvin Heinbach, DDSJeffrey Larkin, DDSLan Gegenheimer, DDS10 E 9th StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-749-2525

Jayhawk Dental LLCPatrick E. Jankowski, DDS826 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-9122

Lawrence Dental CentreKeith Jones, DDS785-841-0233Jeremy R. Robbins, DDS785-841-8210Paul D. Herrera, BDS, DDS785-331-0027647 Country Club TerraceLawrence, KS 66049

Kings Dental Arts, Inc.4901 Legends DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-838-3552

Lawrence Dental SolutionsLes Miller, DDSKelly Miller, DDS545 Columbia DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-841-4840

Lawrence Oral Surgery, LC308 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-5490

Legends DentalRyan Brittingham, DDS4900 Legends DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-841-5590

McColm OrthodonticsShelly L. McColm, DDS12 W 8th StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-832-0809

Oread Orthodontics, Brent C. Wood, DDS1425 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-856-2483

James Otten, DDS930 S iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-843-6404

Peterson, Krische & Van Horn, DDSKent Peterson, DDSMatthew Krische, DDSKeith Van Horn, DDS530 folks RoadLawrence, KS 66049785-842-0705

Ranjbar OrthodonticsDaniel Ranjbar, DDS4828 Quail Crest Place Lawrence, KS 66049785-832-1844

River Rock Family DentalRichard R. Valbuena, DDSKelly A. Joice, DDS1100 E. 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-856-8600

Van Blaricum & Newkirk, DDSGalen Van Blaricum, DDSNealy Newkirk, DDS3310 mesa WayLawrence, KS 66049785-843-2636

S. Kirk Vincent, DDS, LC4811 Bob Billings ParkwayLawrence, KS 66049785-841-2902

Wakarusa Family DentalAllen K. Kelley, DDSPhilip C. Gaus, DDS 4901 Legends DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-841-8894

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Wilkerson, Saunders & Anderson, DDSBrian C. Wilkerson, DDSMichelle Saunders, DDSJustin Anderson, DDS831 Vermont StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-6060

DermAtology

AesthetiCare of LawrenceKathy Gaumer, MDShea Pritchard, LEShon Tew, RN, BSN, MBAArdeth Arman, RN, BSN, MS3510 Clinton Parkway, Suite 120Lawrence, KS 66047785-856-8880

Dermatology Center of Lawrence Lee Bittenbender930 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-7001

Free State DermatologyMatthew G. Buxton, MD3511 Clinton Parkway PlaceLawrence, KS 66047785-749-7546

Kansas Medical Dermatology & Aesthetics3511 Clinton Place, Suite DLawrence, KS 66047785-331-4488www.kmcpa.com

eAr, nose & throAt

Lawrence Otolaryngology AssociatesLee A Reussner, MDRobert C. Dinsdale, MDStephen L. Segebrecht, MD1112 W 6th Street, Suite 216Lawrence, KS 66044785-841-1107

Topeka Ear, Nose & ThroatMichael D. Franklin, MD, FACSDouglas E. Barnes, MD, FACSMatthew D. Glynn, MDScot D. Hirschi, MDRobert V. Lane, MDTyler Grindal, MD920 SW Lane Street, Suite 200Topeka, KS 66606785-233-0660

enDocrine DiseAses

Cotton-O’Neil ClinicCharyse J Sindler, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 110Lawrence, KS 66044785-505-2551

Amanjot Lehil, MD1130 W 4th Street, Suite 3200Lawrence, KS 66044785-505-5850

www.lmh.org

eye cAre

Curtis R. Anderson, ODJamie Kills Crow, OD932 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-8200

Michael J. Atteberry, ODKatie Fisher, OD3201 S iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-841-2020

Crandon and Crandon OptometristsElizabeth Crandon, OD, FCOVDBrent T. Crandon, OD1019 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-3844

Drs. Dobbins & Letourneau831 Vermont StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-5665

The Eye DoctorsJayme Brown, ODErin E. Hamilton, ODJohn P. Harvat, OD2600 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-842-6999

Flory Optometry, PASteven Flory, PA3300 Bob Billings Parkway, Suite 9Lawrence, KS 66049785-749-1010

Lawrence Eye Care Associates, PAM. Scott Hickman, MDMichael Mulhern, MDLynn O’Neal, MDMary Pat Lange, MD1112 W 6th Street, Suite 214Lawrence, KS 66044785-841-2280

Lawrence Family Vision ClinicDennis Hoss, ODKenneth Trummel, ODKevin Trummel, ODSharon Green, OD3111 W 6th Street, Suite ALawrence, KS 66049785-749-2020

R. Kevin Lenahan & AssociatesThe Spectacle935 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-838-3200

Target Optical3201 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-832-9370

Wal-Mart3300 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-832-8600


Aaron R. Wilmes, OD930 iowa Street, Suite 3Lawrence, KS 66044785-842-1242

Wink Eyewear806 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-9465

FAmily prActice

Advantage Medical GroupJames T. Brady, MDDouglas Knox, MD1104 E 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-749-0130

Daniel Dickerson, MD, PhD600 E. 20th St., Suite 200Eudora, KS 66025785-542-2345

www.lmh.org

Elizabeth Stamper, DO 600 E 20th St., Suite 200Eudora, KS 66025785-542-2345

www.lmh.org

First Med Family & Walk-in CareRonald J. Burt, MDDavid Dunlap, MDSteven M. Ramberg, MD2323 Ridge CourtLawrence, KS 66046785-865-5300

Family Medicine Associates, PANathan Bloom, MDJean Schrader MDDan Severa MDStephanie Suber, DO4921 W 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-830-0100

Bonnie J. Cramer, MD406 Ames StreetBaldwin City, KS 66006785-594-2512

www.lmh.org

Kevin E. Hughes, MD406 Ames StreetBaldwin City, KS 66006785-594-2512

www.lmh.org

Elizabeth Beal, MD410 Woodfield DriveTonganoxie, KS 66086913-845-8400

www.lmh.org

William Weatherford, MD410 Woodfield DriveTonganoxie, KS 66086913-845-8400

www.lmh.org


Heartland Community Health Center1 Riverfront Plaza, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66044785-841-7297

Lawrence Family Medicine & ObstetricsRod Barnes, MDSteven Bruner, MDMalati Harris, MDPamela Huerter, MDLarisa Kimuri, MDLori Nichols, MD1220 Biltmore DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-331-1700

Lawrence Family Practice CenterKimberly McKeon, MDChad Johanning, MDCarla Brown Phipps, MDBradley Phipps, MDMelissa Kalb, MDMiranda Fowler, MDHeather Yates, PA-C4951 W 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-841-6540

Anna Marshall, APRN313 S union StreetmcLouth, KS 66054913-796-6116

www.lmh.org

Karen F. Evans, DO3510 Clinton Parkway Place, Suite 210Lawrence, KS 66047

785-842-5070www.lmh.org

John P. Gravino, DO3510 Clinton Parkway Place, Suite 210Lawrence, KS 66047

785-842-5070www.lmh.org

Thomas Marcellino, MD3510 Clinton Parkway Place, Suite 210Lawrence, KS 66047

785-842-5070www.lmh.org

W. Greg Stueve, MD3510 Clinton Parkway Place, Suite 210Lawrence, KS 66047

785-842-5070www.lmh.org

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NeuCare Family Medicine346 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-727-4131

Joy Kimball Murphy, MD1130 W 4th Street, Suite 3200Lawrence, KS 66044785-505-5850

www.lmh.orgLuis Salazar, MD1130 W 4th Street, Suite 3200Lawrence, KS 66044785-505-5850

www.lmh.org

Sherri Vaughn, MD1130 W 4th Street, Suite 3200Lawrence, KS 66044785-505-5850

www.lmh.org

Watkins Memorial Health Center-KU1200 Schwegler DriveLawrence, KS 66045785-864-9500

gAstroenterology

Teresa M. King, MD 4525 W 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Charles Brooks, MD330 Arkansas, Suite 215Lawrence, KS 66044 785-505-2250

www.lmh.org

Kansas Medical Clinic3511 Clinton Place, Suite CLawrence, KS 66047785-331-4488www.kmcpa.com

Lawrence Internal Medicine, PAKenneth K Kimmel, MD3310 Clinton Parkway CourtLawrence, KS 66047785-842-7200

The Reed Medical Group CharteredJ. Philip Hoffmann, MD404 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-3635

heAring instruments

Beltone Hearing Center3109 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049800-410-5094

Kaw Valley HearingMatthew J. Brown, AuD1520 Wakarusa Drive Lawrence, KS 66047785-856-4200

Lawrence Hearing Aid CenterKimberly Henderson, HIS4106 W 6th Street, Suite E

Lawrence, KS 66049785-749-1885

Lawrence Otolaryngology Associates, LLCHearing & Diagnostic Specialists1112 W 6th Street, Suite 216 Lawrence, KS 66044785-841-1107

Marston Hearing Center1112 W 6th St Ste 100 Lawrence, KS 66044785-843-8479

NuEar Hearing Center4311 W 6th Street, Suite BLawrence, KS 66049(785) 727-1207

Schiefelbusch Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic1200 Sunnyside AvenueLawrence, KS 66045(785) 864-4690

hospitAls

Lawrence Memorial Hospital325 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-505-5000www.lmh.org

in-home cAre

A Helping Hand Homecare 1425 Oread W DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-856-0192

Brandon Woods at Alvamar1501 inverness DriveLawrence, KS 66047785-838-8000

Douglas County Visiting Nurses200 maine Street, Suite CLawrence, KS 66044785-843-6439

Trinity In-Home Care2201 W. 25th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-842-3159


inFectious DiseAse

Christopher C. Penn, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

internAl meDicine

Molly Imber, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Anna Kumru, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Gerald B. Pees, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Christopher C. Penn, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Gregory D. Schnose, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Richard F. Sosinski, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Kevin J. Stuever, MD4525 W. 6th Street, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049 785-843-5160

www.lmh.org

Lawrence Internal Medicine, PAJon Barr, MDRodney Bishop, MDSteven C. Dillon, MDKenneth K Kimmel, MD3310 Clinton Parkway CourtLawrence, KS 66047785-842-7200

The Reed Medical Group CharteredJoan Brunfeldt, MDWalter P. Farrell, MDDonald W. Hatton, MDJ. Philip HoffmannEric Huerter, MDL. Elaine Kennedy, MDMark J. Oertel, MDLida Osbern, MD404 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-3635

meDicAl supply

Advanced Homecare, LLC2851 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-841-2200

Criticare Home Health Services, Inc.1006 N. 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-749-4878

Kindred Care1918 E. 23rd Street, Suite ALawrence, KS 66046785-856-1390

mentAl heAlth

Acumen Assessments730 New Hampshire Street, Suite 222Lawrence, KS 66044785-856-8218

Altman & Haavik1711 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-331-4100

Bert Nash Community Mental Health CenterTy Yoshida, MDJoe Douglas, MDCora Franklin, APRNPatrica Gleue, APRNMari Mahinay, APRNRose Murray, APRN200 maine Street, Suite ALawrence, KS 66044785-843-9192

Blanchard Psychological Services1441 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-838-8998

Cedar Branch Recovery Systems, PA719 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-840-0374

Dennis L. Detweiler, LSW1012 massachusetts Street, Suite 200Lawrence, KS 66044785-841-0262

Christy L. Edwards, LSCSW719 massachusetts Street, Suite 118Lawrence, KS 66044785-766-6800

Vicki Condra-Williams719 massachusetts Street, Suite 117Lawrence, KS 66044785-856-1055

Faith Works Therapy3300 Clinton Parkway Court Lawrence, KS 66047785-979-5434

Family Therapy Institute Midwest2601 W 6th Street, Suite CLawrence, KS 66049785-830-8299

GaDuGi SafeCenter2518 Ridge Court, Suite 202Lawrence, KS 66046785-843-8985

Peter Graham PhD901 Kentucky StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-856-8218

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Headquarters Counseling Center211 E 8th StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-841-2345

Healthy Solutions Biofeedback and Counseling Services, LLC1012 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-979-2109

Heartland Clinical Consultants544 Columbia DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-842-7296

Vickie Hull, MS, LCMFT1201 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-856-1395

KVC Behavioral HealthCare Inc.1202 E 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-331-4200

C. Shaffia Laue, MD1425 Oread West Drive, Suite 101Lawrence, KS 66049785-841-1243

Life Enrichment Center 2619 W. 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-550-1896

Neuvant House1216 Biltmore DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-856-7900

Jeff S. Nichols MD1023 Kentucky StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-6500

Patrick Nicholas, PsyD1035 Vermont Street, Suite CLawrence, KS 66044785-764-2121

Susan Olson, LMFT729 1/2 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-371-0369

Oxford House Lawrence One1620 W 19th TerraceLawrence, KS 66046785-842-1621

Denise Parker-Timms, LSCSW1017 Kentucky StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-218-3022

Recovery & Hope Network1009 New Hampshire StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-856-1222

Sand Castles Inc.1504 E. 800 RoadLawrence, KS 66049785-832-2345

Helen Roads Santi, MS, PhD, LCPC4101 West 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-550-2800

Donald J. Shoulberg LCMFT900 massachusetts Street, Lawrence, KS 66044785-832-8556

Scott C. Stacy PSYD730 New Hampshire Street Street, Suite 222Lawrence, KS 66044785-856-8218

John R Whipple, MD730 New Hampshire Street Street, Suite 222Lawrence, KS 66044785-856-0473

nephrology

Cotton-O’Neil ClinicLakshmi Duvvur, MDScott Solcher, MD330 Arkansas StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-840-2551

neurology

Kansas Medical Clinic3511 Clinton Place, Suite CLawrence, KS 66047785-331-4488www.kmcpa.com

Robert Beck, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 220Lawrence, KS 66044

785-830-8324www.lmh.org

John D. Clark, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 220Lawrence, KS 66044

785-830-8324www.lmh.org

Sanjeev Kumar, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 220Lawrence, KS 66044

785-830-8324www.lmh.org

nursing services

Douglas County Visiting Nurses200 maine Street, Suite CLawrence, KS 66044785-843-6439

Medicalodges EudoraSkilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center1415 maple StreetEudora, KS 66025785-542-2176


obstetrics-gynecology

Lawrence Family Medicine & ObstetricsRod Barnes, MDSteven Bruner, MDMalati Harris, MDPamela Huerter, MDLarisa Kimuri, MDLori Nichols, MD1220 Biltmore DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-331-1700

Lawrence Family Practice CenterMiranda Fowler, MDChad Johanning, MDMelissa Kalb, MDKimberly McKeon, MDBradley Phipps, MDCarla Brown Phipps, MDHeather Yates, PA-C4951 W 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-841-6540

Michele Bennett, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Samantha K. Durland, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Tiffinie R. Mercado, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Phillip Moreano, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Emily Riggs, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Leslie Underwood, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

miDwives:Emily Fox, CNM330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Karen Honn, CNM330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Pamela Pray, CNM330 Arkansas Street, Suite 300Lawrence, KS 66044

785-832-1424www.lmh.org

Complete Doula ServicesStefanie Olson, CD (DONA)Lindsay Clements, CD (DONA)Lawrence, KS 785-760-4067

Women’s Healthcare GroupMargaret Estrin, MDEmily Bauer Holthus, MDTimothy J. Martin, MDR. Tony Moulton, DOMichael Proffitt, MDCourtney Younglove MDHal Younglove, MDSarah Derby, CNMDeann Martin, CNMValerie Webb, CNM3510 Clinton Place, Suite 310Lawrence, KS 66047785-841-0326

occupAtionAl therApy

Lawrence Therapy Services 2200 Harvard RoadLawrence, KS 66049785-842-0656

LMH South Therapy Services3500 Clinton Parkway PlaceLawrence, KS 66047785-505-3780

LMH Therapy Services325 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-505-2712

LMH Eudora Therapy Services600 E. 20th StreetEudora, KS 66025785-542-3344


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OrthoKansas,LLCWilliam A. Bailey MDJohn Ciccarelli, MDSean A. Cupp, MDAdrian P. Jackson, MDNeal D. Lintecum, MDStephen L. Prô, MDJeffrey C. Randall, MDLuis D. Salazar, MDDouglass E. Stull, MDRichard G. Wendt, MD1112 W 6th Street, Suite 124Lawrence, KS 66044785-843-9125

OrthoWertz, PAKen Wertzberger, MDShane Alford, PA4951 W. 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-856-7870

oncology

Luke Huerter, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 105Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2800www.lmh.org

Irfan Jawed, MD330 Arkansas Street,Suite 105Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2800www.lmh.org

Sharon E. Soule, MD330 Arkansas Street,Suite 105Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2800www.lmh.org

Matthew N. Stein, MD330 Arkansas Street,Suite 105Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2800www.lmh.org

Ronald L. Stephens, MD330 Arkansas Street,Suite 105Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2800www.lmh.org

Radiation OncologyLawrence Cancer CenterDarren Klish, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 120Lawrence, KS 66044785-749-3600

orthopAeDic



peDiAtrics

Lawrence Pediatrics, PAKirsten Evans, MD, PhD, FAAPRendi Kersting, APRN543 Lawrence Avenue, Suite DLawrence, KS 66049785-856-9090

Pediatric & Adolescent MedicineTerrance P. Riordan, MDBeth Rundquist, MDMarshall D. Kelley, MDWaco Goodnight, MDChris Koster, MD346 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-4477

peripherAl neuropAthy

Lawrence Medical & Rehab2311 Wakarusa Drive, Suite ELawrence, KS 66047785-856-1416

phArmAcies

CVS/pharmacy4841 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-840-9381

CVS/pharmacy 2300 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-832-1112

Dillon’s1015 W 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-841-3366

Dillon’s1740 massachusetts StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-2434

Dillon’s3000 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-843-0847

Dillon’s4701 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-838-0110


Hy-Vee4000 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-832-9449

Hy-Vee3504 W Clinton ParkwayLawrence, KS 66047785-832-0044


Jayhawk Pharmacy3510 Clinton Parkway PlaceLawrence, KS 66047785-843-0111

King Pharmacy1112 W 6th Street, Suite 102Lawrence, KS 66044785-843-4516

Lawrence Nutrition Center, LLC4931 W 6th Street, Suite 108Lawrence, KS 66049785-832-9929

Medical Arts Pharmacy346 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-4160

Orchards Drug1410 Kasold DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-843-8555

QualiCare, Inc.2336 Ridge Court, Suite CLawrence, KS 66046785-841-1950

Sigler Pharmacy4525 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-842-1225

Sigler Pharmacy @ Lawrence Family Practice4951 W 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-749-6740

Sunflower Pharmacy1501 inverness DriveLawrence, KS 66047785-843-2100

The Downtown Drugstore516 E. 4th StreetTonganoxie, KS 66086785-369-3800

Walgreens400 W 23rd StreetLawrence, KS 66046785-832-8188

Walgreens 3421 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-841-5400

physicAl therApy& rehAbilitAtion

A Helping Hand Home Care1425 Oread W DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-856-0192

Bird Physical TherapyKevin Bird, MS, PTMark Luttrell, DPTZac Snow, DPT535 gateway DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-331-0106

Brandon Woods At Alvamar1501 inverness DriveLawrence, KS 66047785-838-8000

College Rehab MedicineShari Quick, MDSteven Hendler, MD MBA220 Arkansas StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-841-3661

Criticare Home Health Services, Inc.1006 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-749-4878

Lawrence Family Practice CenterCarla Brown Phipps, MD4951 W. 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-841-6540




LMH Eudora Therapy Services600 E 20th StreetEudora, KS 66025785-542-3344

Neu Physical Therapy1305 Wakarusa Drive Lawrence, KS 66049785-842-3444



Pilates Performance & Rehab4824 Quail Crest PlaceLawrence, KS 66049785-221-9609

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TherapyWorks, PA1311 Wakarusa DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-749-1300

Douglas County Visiting Nurses200 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-843-3738

Quantum Shift Physical Therapy3115 W 6th StreetLawrence, KS 66049785-856-3220

Work of the Heart-Tania Atkins, NRCMA409 Perry StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-550-2070

poDiAtry

Advanced Foot CareMark J Taylor, DPM1112 W 6th Street, Suite 104Lawrence, KS 66044785-840-9700

Christi L Gilbert, DPM, PA3120 mesa Way, Suite ALawrence, KS 66049785-841-3338

Lawrence Podiatry Center, LLCCleve R. Pilakowski, DPM5100 Bob Billings Parkway, Suite 100Lawrence, KS 66049785-843-0973

Phyllis A. Ragley, DPM1112 W. 6th Street, Suite 112Lawrence, KS 66044785-843-4202

psychiAtry

Robert W Barnett, PHD922 E 1100 RoadLawrence, KS 66047785-841-4145

Bert Nash Community Mental Health CenterTy Yoshida, MDJoe Douglas, MDCora Franklin, APRNPatrica Gleue, APRNMari Mahinay, APRNRose Murray, APRN200 maine Street, Suite ALawrence, KS 66044785-843-9192

Blanchard Psychological Services1441 Wakarusa Drive, Suite 200Lawrence, KS 66049785-838-8998

Pamela J Botts, PHD5200 Bob Billings Parkway, Suite 203Lawrence, KS 66049785-331-4640

Diane Bythell Psychologist1112 iowa StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-841-9911

Vicki Condra-Williams719 massachusetts Street, Suite 117Lawrence, KS 66044573-880-4494

Judith Dutton, MS700 massachusetts Street, Suite 211Lawrence, KS 66044785-331-2600

Family Therapy Institute MidwestDavid D Barnum, PHD2601 W 6th Street, Suite CLawrence, KS 66049785-830-8299

Mary Frank, MD810 Kentucky StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-331-2000

Jeff S. Nichols, MD1023 Kentucky StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-6500

John R Whipple, MD730 New Hampshire Street Street, Suite 222Lawrence, KS 66044785-856-0473

pulmonology

Amanda Gudgell, DO1130 W. 4th Street, Suite 2001Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-3205www.lmh.org

Krishna Rangarajan, MD1130 W. 4th Street, Suite 2001Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-3205www.lmh.org

Charles C. Yockey, MD1130 W. 4th Street, Suite 2001Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-3205www.lmh.org

The Reed Medical Group CharteredLida N. Osbern, MD404 maine StreetLawrence, KS 66044785-842-3635

rADiology

Radiologic Professional ServicesRobert Knight, MDJames Mandigo, MDTodd Oberzan MDGregory Orth, MDScott Patrick MDMichael Sanders, MD1112 W. 6th Street, Suite 110Lawrence, KS 66044785-841-3211


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senior living & cAre

Arbor Court Retirement Community at Alvamar1510 St. Andrews Dr.Lawrence, KS 66047785-841-6845

Brandon Woods at Alvamar1501 inverness DriveLawrence, KS 66047785-838-8000

Benefit of Home - Senior Care3300 Clinton Parkway Court, Suite 205Lawrence, KS 66047785-727-1816

Meadowlark Estates4430 Bauer farm DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-842-2400

Medicalodges EudoraSkilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center1415 maple StreetEudora, KS 66025785-542-2176

Neuvant House1216 Biltmore DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-856-7900

Pioneer Ridge4851 Harvard RoadLawrence, KS 66049785-749-2000

Presbyterian Manor1429 Kasold DriveLawrence, KS 66049785-841-4262

sports meDicine




LMH Eudora Therapy Services600 E 20th StreetEudora, KS 66025785-542-3344


OrthoKansas, LLCWilliam A. Bailey MDJohn Ciccarelli, MDSean A. Cupp, MDAdrian P. Jackson, MDNeal D. Lintecum, MDStephen L. Prô, MDJeffrey C. Randall, MDLuis D. Salazar, MDDouglass E. Stull, MDRichard G. Wendt, MD1112 W 6th Street, Suite 124Lawrence, KS 66044785-843-9125


Pilates Performance & Rehab4824 Quail Crest PlaceLawrence, KS 66049785-221-9609Email: [email protected]

Sport & Spine ChiropracticJoseph Hugunin, DC4910 Wakarusa Drive, Suite ALawrence, KS 66047785-856-2273

generAl surgery

Stephen W. Myrick, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 202Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2200www.lmh.org

Cheryl Rice, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 202Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2200www.lmh.org

Chad Tate, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 202 Lawrence, KS 66044

785-505-2200www.lmh.org

urgent cAre

Family Medicine Associates PA4921 W 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-830-0100

First Med Family & Walk-in Care2323 Ridge CourtLawrence, KS 66046785-865-5300

Lawrence Family Practice Center4951 W. 18th StreetLawrence, KS 66047785-841-6540

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Prompt Care3511 Clinton Parkway PlaceLawrence, KS 66047785-838-1500

urology

Jon J. Heeb, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 205Lawrence, KS 66044785-749-0639

Doug Klingler, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 205Lawrence, KS 66044785-749-0639

Michael A. Well, MD330 Arkansas Street, Suite 205Lawrence, KS 66044785-749-0639

vein DisorDers

Dale P. Denning, MD1130 W 4th Street, Suite 2051Lawrence, KS 66044785-856-8346

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notes

32 | HealtHcare Directory | 2014From diagnostic testing to treatment and care, at LMH,we know cancer.

Day 220 – I did it! I foughtbreast cancer, and I won.I dedicate this journal entryto my amazing son, to thepeople of LMH, and to you.

Megan’s JournalA personal journey through breast

cancer treatment and triumphwww.lmh.org/megansjournal

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