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Blue Sky Vision Leads Partners Through COVID-19 Pandemic Response


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“Our COVID-19 Response Team has been fantastic during this difficult time supporting our doctors and team members, allowing us to continue to serve our most critical patients and our community.” says Dan Shoemaker, President and Chief Financial Officer.

The world is facing unprecedented challenges and a future defined by stress and uncertainty. Blue Sky Vision, a management services organization for leading eye care providers in Michigan, is pioneering these uncharted waters and demonstrating the value of integrated, cohesive partnerships.

“Our COVID-19 Response Team has been fantastic during this difficult time supporting our doctors and team members, allowing us to continue to serve our most critical patients and our community.” says Dan Shoemaker, President and Chief Financial Officer. “Blue Sky Vision provides a wealth of resources to its network of ophthalmology and optometry practices, optical stores, and ambulatory surgery centers. Leveraging the historical integration of unified platforms for patient communication, recall systems, social media, and the Blue Sky Vision call center has allowed us to rapidly respond during this crucial and unprecedented event.”

The COVID-19 Response Team, quickly created by Blue Sky Vision, has monitored the coronavirus since its outbreak. Following recommendations by the AAO, AOA, CDC, CMS, as well as local, state, and federal governments, the organization has acted swiftly in providing support to its partners in their continued efforts to see only medically necessary and emergent patients while providing a safe clinic environment.

To protect patients, families, and team members for all partners, Blue Sky Vision:


  • Set up its call center team to work remotely and maintain personal communication for patients.
  • Implemented telehealth for eye care patients.
  • Created protocols, tools, and resources for all partners and referral sources.
  • Utilized systems to continue providing consistent updates to patients and team members through previously integrated social media and BSV platforms.

“Our focus is on safety and sustainability,” says Shoemaker. “We are here to support and protect each other and are determined to get through this and be stronger on the other end.”

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SIUE Healthcare Informatics Program Achieves CAHIIM Accreditation


SIUE Healthcare Informatics Program Director Frank Lyerla, PhD, RN.

“The CAHIIM accreditation process involved transforming the program’s curriculum to an entirely online format, which has been most beneficial to everyone, especially our students, given the current issues associated with COVID-19.”

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville’s nationally ranked Healthcare Informatics program has received accreditation through the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM). Having always been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, initial program accreditation through the CAHIIM further underscores the premier program’s continuous quality improvement in higher education.

The master’s in healthcare informatics emphasizes the application of state-of-the-art computing technologies to healthcare. Healthcare informatics professionals integrate the worlds of medicine and technology by combining their expertise in data management, patient care and information technology systems.

“The CAHIIM accreditation process involved transforming the program’s curriculum to an entirely online format, which has been most beneficial to everyone, especially our students, given the current issues associated with COVID-19,” said Program Director Frank Lyerla, PhD, RN, CAHIMS, FHIMSS, associate professor in the School of Nursing. “The work necessary to meet CAHIIM standards has resulted in one of the best programs in the country that regularly receives national recognition. Additionally, the knowledge and skills our students obtain equip them to face healthcare threats, meet the needs of the industry, and lead to satisfying careers.”

The graduate program provides a unique opportunity for healthcare professionals to leverage prior education and experience to provide leadership to teams using technology to improve patient healthcare options.

SIUE developed the program in a corporate partnership with BJC HealthCare in 2010, and continues to serve BJC HealthCare as its premiere partner. The program has evolved to an online format which better suits the needs of working adults and students, and has expanded in capacity to accept additional students outside of the BJC HealthCare system.

For more information, visit siue.edu/healthcare-informatics or contact Lyerla at flyerla@siue.edu.

By preparing the next generation of leaders in a knowledge-based economy, SIUE’s Graduate School fulfills the region’s demand for highly trained professionals. Graduate school offerings include arts and sciences, business, education, engineering, nursing and interdisciplinary opportunities. SIUE professors provide students with a unique integration of theoretical education and hands-on research experiences. Students can obtain graduate certificates or pursue master’s degrees, and be part of a supportive learning and rich intellectual environment that is tailored to the needs of adult learners. The Graduate School raises the visibility of research at SIUE, which ranks highest among its Illinois Board of Higher Education peers in total research and development expenditures according to the National Science Foundation. Doctoral programs are available in the Schools of Education (EdD) and Nursing (DNP). The School of Engineering and the Department of Historical Studies feature cooperative doctoral programs (PhD), and the College of Arts and Sciences features an Environmental Resources and Policy cooperative PhD.

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The American Association of Naturopathic Physicians Urges Physicians and Hospitals to Utilize IV Vitamin C to Combat the COVID-19 Pandemic


After reviewing the dosing, guidelines, and experiences of the hospitals in China, the evidence shows that the use of IVC in hospitalized COVID-19 patients has a high probability of reducing hospital stay duration and improving outcomes.”

The American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP), representing 8,000 licensed naturopathic doctors (NDs) in the United States, encourages healthcare practitioners on the front lines of treating moderate to severe cases of COVID-19 to utilize intravenous Vitamin C (IVC, also known as IV Ascorbic Acid) as an adjunctive measure in the care of their patients.

Naturopathic doctors are the nation’s foremost experts in natural therapeutics and have extensive training in drug-nutrient and drug-herb interactions. Drawing from our long history of safe and effective use of intravenous Vitamin C, we urge our medical colleagues to incorporate this treatment from the naturopathic medicine toolkit immediately in an effort to save lives and reduce long-term morbidity. While we applaud the use of IVC by a small number of hospitals in the U.S., it unfortunately remains a rarely utilized intervention.

There currently is no definitive, evidence-based treatment for COVID-19. Due to the unusual and extreme clinical demands of hospitalized COVID-19 patients, IVC has been implemented in some Chinese hospitals, and data published (English translation) by the “Expert Group on Clinical Treatment of New Coronavirus Disease in Shanghai” details the use of IVC as effective adjunctive care of hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Patients receiving IVC experienced shorter hospital stays and lower mortality, allowing greater access to intensive care resources (including ventilators) for other vulnerable patients.

This recent data for this novel virus expands upon the extensive use of IVC in clinically relevant circumstances, including reduced mortality (1, 2, 3) in patients with sepsis and ARDS as well as shortened ICU stays and reduced need for ventilators in critically ill patients. Intravenous Vitamin C is a generally safe (with rare, notable exceptions), cost-effective, and well-tolerated intervention even in the most critical patients when delivered based on appropriate clinical guidelines alongside existing treatments. Though further research is always warranted, time is of the essence to treat those who are in need of solutions today.

To ensure the broadest access for the most vulnerable patients, at this time the AANP encourages IVC use be reserved for high-risk and hospitalized patients. All providers administering this intervention must adhere to established safety protocols for using Personal Protective Equipment and disinfection. In hospital situations where IVC is preferred but unavailable, high dose oral use is indicated. Further, the AANP strongly advises that any individual considering the use of Vitamin C either orally or IV, consult their physician.

Paul Anderson, ND, member of the AANP’s COVID-19 Clinical Task Force and expert on intravenous use of Vitamin C, stated, “I have used IVC safely and effectively in both clinical and hospital practice for over twenty years. After reviewing the dosing, guidelines, and experiences of the hospitals in China, the evidence shows that the use of IVC in hospitalized COVID-19 patients has a high probability of reducing hospital stay duration and improving outcomes.”

The AANP calls on federal, state and local authorities to support the clinical use of IVC as an adjunct to current treatments offered to hospitalized patients. Licensed naturopathic doctors work collaboratively across all branches of medicine, and in regulated states NDs are already integrated into healthcare systems. Serving in primary and specialty care, NDs are ready, willing, and able to support other medical professionals in changing the trajectory of this public health crisis. NDs are available as a resource to physicians and organizations looking for clinical guidance in the proper use of this intervention.

AANP President, Robert Kachko, ND, LAc, adds, “In these unprecedented times, we must utilize all safe and effective clinical tools available to us. Extensive hospital use of intravenous Vitamin C has the potential to save many lives.”

The American Association of Naturopathic Physicians and its affiliated organizations will remain a resource to our colleagues in health and medicine, working to limit this pandemic and ensure the continued health and safety of our population.

About the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians

The American Association of Naturopathic Physicians (AANP) is the professional association that represents licensed naturopathic physicians. AANP strives to make naturopathic medicine available to every American, and to increase recognition of naturopathic physicians as the identified authorities on natural medicine. Learn more at http://www.naturopathic.org.

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Career Opportunities in Construction/Maintenance Discussed on “Behind The Scenes” With Laurence Fishburne


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The upcoming episode of “Behind The Scenes” with Laurence Fishburne will feature industry experts who will further discuss these career opportunities in construction professions, and highlight how these careers are lucrative for many.

“Black-ish” star Laurence Fishburne is lending his skills as host to the informational television program “Behind The Scenes” with Laurence Fishburne. The show features a wide variety of topics that affect people across the country. An impending episode will take a turn into the construction industry and will explore the longevity of career opportunities in the construction field.

Many college students graduate and find that the degree they spent four years earning is no longer a career they have an interest in, or is no longer a job that exists. As a result, more and more people are seeking out trade jobs, with careers in construction climbing to the top of the list. A position in construction can earn a respectable income and does not always require prior experience.

The average median wage for construction occupations in 2018 was about $51K. Construction project managers bring in a median income of $91K annually, and civil engineers on average can take home $84K a year. Buildings, roads, and pipes will always need to be created and maintained, and because there is still a need for them, jobs in construction have a longevity that many careers may not.

The upcoming episode of “Behind The Scenes” with Laurence Fishburne will feature industry experts who will further discuss these career opportunities in construction professions, and highlight how these careers are lucrative for many. Fishburne was also recently seen as part of a coordinated by the cast of “Contagion” to implement safe procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic (https://www.fastcompany.com/90484375/watch-the-stars-of-contagion-give-advice-on-how-to-keep-yourself-safe-from-covid-19).

“Behind The Scenes” with Laurence Fishburne is carefully inspected before broadcast. The educational program has received a variety of Tellys for its endeavors in the television arena.

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REDCOM Donates Software and Services to Help Monroe County Respond to COVID-19 Emergency


REDCOM’s Derwin Melendez-Diaz and Dave Conover set up the REDCOM Sigma Conference Manager at the Monroe County Emergency Management Offices.

We’re impressed by how quickly the REDCOM system was set up and how easy it is to use.

REDCOM Laboratories, Inc. has loaned its secure conferencing solution and professional services to the Monroe County Office of Emergency Management to help enhance communications during the COVID-19 crisis.

As the county tries to limit the number of people on-site, the need for real-time communication and conferencing tools has increased dramatically. The county’s existing conferencing solution presented several ease-of-use challenges, especially as the number of participants increased. Notably, there was no visual means of monitoring or controlling each conference. Automated announcements would constantly interrupt conversations whenever a user entered or left, and conference organizers had no way to mute individual attendees. Clearly, these technical challenges made it difficult to coordinate resources during an emergency scenario.

Derwin and Dave Setting Up Sigma

REDCOM’s Derwin Melendez-Diaz and Dave Conover set up the REDCOM Sigma Conference Manager at the Monroe County Emergency Management Offices.

REDCOM quickly took action, deploying three of the company’s experts to consult with the county. With the county’s technical staff already busy managing other emergencies, REDCOM donated its team and professional services in order to get REDCOM Conference Manager — a part of REDCOM Sigma® call control software — installed and running on the county’s servers within hours.

“The REDCOM conferencing system is allowing us to focus on the content of the conversation and managing the emergency without interruptions or distractions,” said Tim Kohlmeier, Deputy Public Safety Director and Emergency Manager, Office of Emergency Management. “We’re impressed by how quickly the REDCOM system was set up and how easy it is to use.”

By leveraging the REDCOM Conference Manager, county officials now have a visual overview of all conference attendees, viewable from a web browser. The conference organizer can manually mute participants with loud background noise, and even has the ability to join/split conferences or initiate a conference with a single click. The system will remain in operation at least through the duration of the COVID-19 crisis.

About REDCOM

REDCOM Laboratories, Inc., a 2020 Rochester Top Workplace, is a woman-owned small business that specializes in the design and manufacture of advanced tactical and strategic communications solutions with a focus on security, reliability, and interoperability. REDCOM’s customers include all branches of the military, government agencies, emergency responders, integrators, and telecom service providers.

About the Monroe County Office of Emergency Management

As the County Executive’s Emergency Manager, the Office of Emergency Management (OEM) maintains and administers an integrated Emergency Management program designed to assure a safe environment through prevention/mitigation, readiness, response, and recovery. The OEM plans and coordinates with government and non-government agencies for rapid response in an emergency, and assists towns and villages in the preparation of their emergency response plans.

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Palo Alto University Commits to Serving the Needs of Older Adults


Palo Alto University, Northern California’s leading school of psychology and counseling, joins the Age-Friendly University Global Network, a global group of colleges and universities committed to meeting and serving the needs of older adults.

“It is exciting that Palo Alto University has joined the Age-Friendly University Global Network,” shared Palo Alto University Professor Lisa M. Brown, Ph.D., ABPP. “Given PAU’s commitment to under-served and marginalized communities, using AFU’s 10 principles to further our ongoing efforts to address the needs of a rapidly aging population makes perfect sense.”

In becoming an age-friendly university, Palo Alto University endorses AFU’s 10 principles that will provide guidance for PAU’s age-friendly programs and policies. The principles are as follows:

1. To encourage the participation of older adults in all the core activities of the university, including educational and research programs.

2. To promote personal and career development in the second half of life and to support those who wish to pursue second careers.

3. To recognize the range of educational needs of older adults.

4. To promote intergenerational learning to facilitate the reciprocal sharing of expertise between learners of all ages.

5. To widen access to online educational opportunities for older adults to ensure a diversity of routes to participation.

6. To ensure that the university’s research agenda is informed by the needs of an aging society and to promote public discourse on how higher education can better respond to the varied interests and needs of older adults.

7. To increase the understanding of students of the longevity dividend and the increasing complexity and richness that aging brings to our society.

8. To enhance access for older adults to the university’s range of health and wellness programs and its arts and cultural activities.

9. To engage actively with the university’s own retired community.

10. To ensure regular dialogue with organizations representing the interests of the aging population.

PAU’s emphasis on cultural competency, its diverse program and its undergraduate and graduate degree offerings in both on-campus and online degree formats uniquely position the school to address older adult students interested in changing careers, promoting personal development or exploring leadership opportunities.

“It’s our responsibility as leaders to commit to meeting the diverse needs of our society, regardless of age,” said Palo Alto University President Maureen O’Connor. “Educating students who are providing mental health care to older patients is an active form of social justice. I feel proud to have Palo Alto University be a member of the Age-Friendly University Global Network as their principles are well aligned with PAU’s core values.”

To learn more about Palo Alto University’s commitment to the needs of older adults, visit http://www.paloalto.edu. Interested parties can also call 650-433-3828 or send postage to 1791 Arastradero Road, Palo Alto, CA 94304.

About Palo Alto University

Palo Alto University (PAU) is dedicated to improving the human condition through excellence in teaching, research and scholarship in the fields of psychology and counseling. With an unwavering commitment to diversity and the communities it serves, PAU offers doctoral, master’s and bachelor’s programs, as well as hands-on clinical training. A private, non-profit university, PAU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).

PAU was founded in 1975 as the Pacific Graduate School of Psychology (PGSP), an independent, professional school and was first accredited in 1986 by the WASC and has been continuously accredited since then. PGSP re-incorporated as Palo Alto University in August 2009. For more information, visit https://www.paloaltou.edu.

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Vostia Telemedicine Apple iOS App available now for patients to download.


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Vosita Telemedicine iOS Mobile App

Vosita Healthcare, Inc. https://vosita.com/ – a startup Telemedicine firm providing an online medical care appointment booking service for Telehealth appointments or standard office appointments.

Vosita Healthcare Inc. – located in Paramus, New Jersey – announces the release of Vosita on the iOS App Store for patients to use on iOS devices such as iPad and iPhone. The Vosita 1.0 app is going to make it easier for patients to connect and use the camera on the device with very little technical experience. Vosita has also added a new category for acute COVID-19 screening, which will make it easier for patients to find providers that are willing to virtually screen patients over Telemedicine for COVID-19.

In dealing with a crisis such as the Coronavirus pandemic, or COVID-19, our goal is to provide modern services like telemedicine to the public in order to decrease the risk of infection. Telemedicine allows those who are immunocompromised or quarantined to get doctors’ advice from the safety and comfort of their home. It can also keep patients who believe they may be infected with the virus out of the emergency room.

On Sunday March 29th, 60 Minutes interviewed Dr. Amit Uppal, a critical care specialist at Bellevue Hospital, who is really on the front line of dealing with the coronavirus. Dr. Uppal said, “What’s surprising about this, is sheer volume of the patients that we’re seeing and how rapidly they deteriorate is not what we’re used to, with other conditions, similar to this, when you see patients are deteriorating rapidly.” 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley asked, “What do you mean by that?” “What I mean is patients coming in with moderate symptoms, cough and shortness of breath, and within the course of a few hours some of those patients are on life support. And that’s really hard to watch, just from a human standpoint, to see someone get so sick so quick. And right now that’s a very common story that we’re seeing, I think.”

Dr. MICHAEL BASISTA, MD, a leading provider at Immedicenter, an urgent care facility at Clifton, New Jersey says: “I am able to examine patients over the Vosita Telemedicine videos, I can coach patients to take in deep breaths, inhale and exhale.” Dr. Basista says, “Right now, our most common visit is upper respiratory infections which are common colds, sinusitis fever, cough, a lot of these symptoms are the same symptoms you see with COVID-19. Using Vosita Telemedicine helps me determine if the patient should go to the emergency room for treatment, or they might have alternate or milder symptoms where going to the emergency room can be more harmful than beneficial. We are trying to keep patients who believe they may have the virus, but have only minor symptoms, out of the emergency room where they could spread the disease to others or have their condition deteriorate.”

The Trump Administration this month announced expanded Medicare telemedicine coverage that will enable patients to receive a wider range of healthcare services from their doctors without having to travel to a healthcare facility. Beginning on March 6, 2020, Medicare—administered by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)—will temporarily pay clinicians to provide Telemedicine services for patients residing across the entire country.

President and CEO of Vosita Healthcare Inc. Robert Gabriel commented, “We here at Vosita Telemedicine are donating the technology and software to conduct face-to-face telemedicine visits to all physicians so they can treat patients while staying socially distant. Our goal is to help our physicians, patients, and communities overcome the crisis and flatten the curve of infections by providing Vosita Telemedicine services.” Mr. Gabriel is a proud believer in giving back to the providers as a small price to pay in order to contain such a pandemic. Mr. Gabriel has been working with providers for 23 years serving as the CEO of Microwize Technology, a Healthcare IT firm since 1997.

The use of Vosita Telemedicine will be free for providers and medical groups for one year, with no obligation to continue to use it after the free period. In order for patients and providers to use the service, they need to go to https://vosita.com/ to join or download the app from the App Store free of charge.

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AAGL Hosts Global Webinar Featuring Physicians on the COVID-19 Front Lines


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AAGL Hosts Global Webinar Featuring Physicians on the COVID-19 Front Lines

This historical, must-see webinar is available on AAGL’s Online Video Platform – SurgeryU and on the AAGL Facebook page.

On March 20, AAGL (American Association of Gynecologic Laparoscopists), the premier organization in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery with membership of over 7,000 physicians worldwide, hosted a publicly available global webinar for physician to physician discussion of the rapidly evolving COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Crisis.

Front line physicians from China, France, Italy, Korea, Spain and the US gathered live via virtual operations to present their experiences, insights and recommendations. These valuable and unfiltered contributions of each participant come at a vital point in time as the United States and the world gear up to battle COVID-19.

Moderators Jubilee Brown, MD, President of AAGL and Professor at Atrium Health, and Linda D. Bradley, MD, Cleveland Clinic, presided over the critical exchange of information and facilitated questions and answers from physicians listening live from around the world.

The webinar now has over 11,000 views and presented a sobering reality. Dr. Marcello Ceccaroni of Verona, Italy, shared the extreme strain placed on the medical system and staggering loss of life. He stated that Italy is “in the middle of a huge storm and the worst has yet to come”. Dr. Pere Barri from Spain reported that despite a tremendous collaboration between private and public hospitals in Spain, there are not enough ICU beds for the expected number of patients and not enough personal protective measures for doctors. Italy, China, and Spain report that a significant number of doctors are infected and unable to treat patients. Additional contributions echoed the severity and overwhelm of the medical systems in their countries and the demand on doctors of all specialties.

In the United States, Drs. Derek Raghavan and Catherine L. Passaretti of Atrium Health in Charlotte, North Carolina discussed preparations being made by US medical communities and their assessment of a need for more ICU beds and protective gear. From the state of Washington, Dr. Barbara Goff documented the staggering reality of what is happening in Seattle and their preparations for the surge in hospitalizations expected around April 10.

This historical, must-see webinar is available on AAGL’s Online Video Platform – SurgeryU and on the AAGL Facebook page.

Webinar Highlights (3 minutes): https://www.aagl.org/news/covid-19-webinar-highlights/

Full version (120 minutes): https://surgeryu.com/public/covid19

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AAGL is a professional medical association of laparoscopic surgeons and is the global leader in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery. AAGL’s mission is to elevate the quality and safety of health care for women through excellence in clinical practice, education, research, innovation, and advocacy. For the last 51 years, the AAGL has created a culture of contribution among its members and facilitated a worldwide exchange of information regarding gynecological breakthroughs and best practices. These trusted, professional relationships and long earned respect for each other’s medical expertise made the formation of this webinar possible. Find out more about the AAGL at: http://www.aagl.org.

For more information please contact Linda Michels, Executive Director, AAGL, at 714-503-6204 or lmichels@aagl.org.

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Mediaplanet and the American Association of Endodontists Team up in Promoting Good Oral Health


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…considering that endodontists are both qualified dentists and specialists in tooth pain, and perform root canal treatments on average of 25 times a week, it might be time for the general public to reconsider their provider…

Kicking off April’s Oral Cancer awareness month, Mediaplanet launches its March edition of Oral Health campaign. The campaign is aimed at increasing awareness of the importance of oral health to overall health and wellbeing. With topics ranging from the importance of starting a good oral care routine from a young age to the advantages of endodontic care to general dentistry, the campaign is a call to action urging people to advocate for their own oral health.

Tooth pain is a very prevalent problem, and sufferers typically seek out the help of a dentist for relief. But considering that endodontists are both qualified dentists and specialists in tooth pain, and perform root canal treatments on average of 25 times a week, it might be time for the general public to reconsider their provider in these extraordinary situations. Not only are endodontists uniquely skilled at addressing the pain caused by decay, inflammation, cracks, and trauma, they do so by inflicting a minimum of pain of those already in a great deal of it. Their first and last goal is to get patients feeling their best, and the root canal treatment is at the top of the list of dental procedures that can help achieve that.

In one of the campaign’s articles “How Endodontists Can Minimize Tooth Pain” the AAE helps to describe Endodontic treatment in detail and also debunk prevalent dental myths.

The print component of Oral Health is distributed within today’s edition of USA TODAY in New York, Chicago, D.C Baltimore, Los Angeles, Houston, Las Vegas, Pittsburgh/Cleveland, and Boston markets, with a circulation of approximately 200,000 copies and an estimated readership of 600,000. The digital component is distributed nationally, through a vast social media strategy, and across a network of top news sites and partner outlets. To explore the digital version of the campaign, visit: https://www.futureofpersonalhealth.com/oral-health/

This campaign was made possible with the support of the Academy of General Dentistry, American Association of Endodontists, American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Head and Neck Cancer Alliance, Operation Smile, America’s Toothfairy, SmartMouth, Native, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.

About Mediaplanet

Mediaplanet specializes in the creation of content marketing campaigns covering a variety of industries. We tell meaningful stories that educate our audience and position our clients as solution providers. Our unique ability to pair the right leaders with the right readers, through the right platforms, has made Mediaplanet a global content marketing powerhouse. Our award-winning stories have won the hearts of countless readers while serving as a valuable platform for brands and their missions. Just call us storytellers with a purpose. Please visit http://www.mediaplanet.com for more on who we are and what we do.

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Nellie Dubin

Nellie.Dubin@mediaplanet.com

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With a Mommy Makeover, Knowledge is Power, says Beverly Hills Physicians


Beverly Hills Physicians is a health and beauty medical group serving the Greater Los Angeles area and beyond.

A successful mommy makeover begins with offering patients support and plenty of information so that they can make the best possible decisions for themselves.

A March 25 article on Haute Living describes how mommy makeovers are a reliable method for helping a woman to enjoy a body closer to the one she had prior to having children. It adds, however, that every mom/prospective patient considering the procedure should understand what it entails. This includes the details of the surgeries, deciding on when to schedule them, understanding the recovery time needed post-procedure, as well as carefully researching which surgeon is the best for the job. Beverly Hills Physicians, a Los Angeles based medical and cosmetic group, says that a successful mommy makeover begins with offering patients support and plenty of information so that they can make the best possible decisions for themselves.

Beverly Hills Physicians says that, for people who may not be certain what it is,a mommy makeover is a collection of procedures that address the less flattering impacts motherhood can have on a woman’s body. While diet and exercise can help to reduce post-pregnancy weight and build healthy muscle, loose and sagging skin as well as certain types of fatty tissue are very often mostly immune to exercise and diet. Procedures in the package typically include a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) to remove excess tissue and tighten muscles, liposuction to remove fat deposits, as well as breast augmentation and/or breast lift, says Beverly Hills Physicians.

The health and beauty medical group says that there are many factors involved with the success of any plastic surgery or group of surgeries. The first and most important detail, says the group, is the choice of a plastic surgeon. The group says that its most important offering is its selection of many of Southern California’s most respected physicians.

Beverly Hills Physicians adds that its consultants can also help with a great many other tasks beyond coordinating the choice of a physician. These include helping to make whatever arrangements are needed to facilitate procedures, including scheduling a time that will work with the patient’s schedule. In cases where patients may be concerned about finances, the group notes that consultants can nearly always structure an arrangement that can make most procedures affordable to most patients.

Moving on, Beverly Hills Physicians says that, beyond the matter of the date of a procedure there is a different kind of scheduling that prospective mommy makeover patients should know. It is best if a mother waits until she is finished having children before having the procedures. As you may have guessed, waiting ensures that the results of the procedure will last and not be affected due to the exigencies of another pregnancy.

Readers who would like to learn more about a Mommy Makeover procedure or other services provided by Beverly Hills Physicians can call 800-788-1416 or visit the health and beauty medical group’s website at http://www.BeverlyHillsPhysicians.com.

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