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Advanced Cardiac Diagnostics: Nuclear scans, EKG’s,
echocardiograms, holter
monitor reports, and carotid
studies are available. |
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Audiograms: A “picture”
of your hearing; indicates
how much your hearing
varies from normal and,
if there is a hearing
loss, where the problem
might be located in the
hearing pathway. |
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Chiropractic and Massage Therapy:
http://www.cardinalchiropracticcenter.com |
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Complimentary
Referral Services |
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DOT Physicals:
includes basic physical,
urinalysis, whisper test,
visual acuity, and urine
drug screening. |
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DXA: Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry measures
bone mineral density and
is used as a screening
and diagnostic test for
osteoporosis. |
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Executive
Physicals: Comprehensive
physical examination to
evaluate current and potential
health risks using advanced
diagnostic procedures.
Aggressive health plans
are designed and implemented
with physician guidance. |
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Hemorrhoid Treatments:
Non-invasive,
non-surgical, outpatient
hemorrhoid treatment.
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Immunizations and Vaccinations: Include Hepatitis B immunizations,
tetanus toxoid vaccinations,
influenza vaccinations,
etc. |
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In-house
Laboratory Services: A
broad array of in-house
laboratory services are
available. |
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In-house
Radiology: The in-house
radiology department provides
routine x-rays and bone
density exams. |
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Nerve Conduction Studies:
Detect and evaluate damage
to the peripheral nervous
system. Used to help diagnose
nerve disorders, such
as carpal tunnel syndrome
or Guillain-Barre syndrome. |
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OSHA and
DOT Approved Drug Screens
and Alcohol Mouth Swabs |
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Pre-placement
Physicals: An important
piece of the hiring process
and can help determine
if a potential candidate
will be able to meet the
requirements of the position
for which he/she is applying.
Can be customized to employer’s
needs. |
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Rejuvenations
Medical Spa:
http://www.rejuvenationsmedicalspa.com |
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Respiratory
Physicals: Completed on
employees that have potential
exposures to hazardous
substances or irritants
that can injure the upper
or lower airways. |
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Sleep Study:
An overnight test that
charts brain waves,
heartbeat and breathing
throughout the night,
usually to test for
sleep-related breathing
disorders or to look for
sleeping behaviors that
are disruptive to "a
good night's rest".
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Spirometry
Supervised by Respiratory
Therapists: Pulmonary
Function tests measuring
lung function, specifically
the measurement of the
amount and flow of air
that can be inhaled and
exhaled. Spirometry is
an important tool used
for assessing conditions
such as asthma, cystic
fibrosis, and COPD. |
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Titmus Vision
Tests: May include screening
for heterophorias, color
perception, stereo depth
perception, and peripheral
vision. |
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Urodynamics:
A series of tests that
help explain symptoms
such as frequent
urination, the leaking
of urine, sudden and
strong urges to urinate,
difficulty starting a
urine stream, painful
urination, difficulty
emptying your bladder,
or recurrent urinary
infections.
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Vein Center:
Stephen
C. Miller MD, Board certified
in Internal Medicine and
Cardiology. Practicing
cutting edge technology
for relief from leg pain,
leg swelling, spider veins,
and varicose veins. For
more info call 407-VEIN
(8346). |
