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Artrageous at the Dogwood Center on October 13
Fine Arts meet the performing arts on stage at the Dogwood Center! Artrageous performs on Sunday, October 13 at 3:00 p.m. with their troupe of 11 artists, dancers and musicians. Their high energy performance is a combination of fine art, live music, singing, dancing, humor and interaction in a frenzy of movement and color.
Artrageous is a totally unique concept that invites community and a sense of togetherness as the whole show culminates in a one of a kind live art installation at the end of each concert.
Experience the thrill of witnessing giant masterpieces being created before your eyes in mere moments and join the challenge to see if you can guess what is being created. Artrageous artists use bold colors with hands and brushes as they are inspired by the troupe's vocalists, musicians and dancers as they race to complete the paintings before the last note.
Artists, using hands, brushes and other objects, create visual art pieces making lines and shapes on giant canvas' while the audience is intrigued to guess what each painting will become. Lines and brush strokes become portraits of famous icons in a matter of moments. All the while, live musicians are performing popular musical styles from pop to country to Artrageous original music with Artrageous' powerful vocalists creating smooth harmonies. The Artrageous dancers incorporate dance moves that the audience learned before the show and the audience can't help but dance in the aisles and at their seats.
This main stage performance begins at 3:00 p.m. Tickets are $15.00 for adults, $5 children 18 and under. Tickets are available online at www.dogwoodcenter.com, at the Dogwood Box Office, or at NCCA-Artsplace in downtown Fremont.
The Dogwood Center Box Office is open Tuesday - Friday, 10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. For information, phone 231.924.8885.
Hay There! Selfie for a Smoothie?
Tamarac invites you to 'get on board with fitness'
Gerber Memorial, Tamarac hay art connects community with freebies, via social media
FREMONT– Spectrum Health Gerber Memorial is giving fans of its hay art a way to showcase their photo skills – and get a chance to win free nutritious food and beverages.
As part of the Harvest Festival and running from Sept. 30 through Oct. 11, Gerber Memorial and Tamarac, a member of Spectrum Health invite visitors to take selfies, post them on Facebook and tag the entities.
Those who take selfies on Tamarac's get on board with fitness-themed hay art and tag @tamaracwellness will get a free nutritious junior fruit smoothie when they show the tagged photo to staff at the café at Tamarac. Tamarac's boat is located on the south side of Veterans Memorial Park in Fremont. Each entrant is limited to one smoothie.
Those who take selfies with Gerber Memorial's cancer awareness-themed hay art and tag @gerberhealth will be entered into a drawing for a free meal voucher at the Sullivan Street Café, located on the first floor of the hospital. One winner will be selected each day throughout the 12-days. The cancer awareness hay art is located at Gerber Memorial Pediatric and Walk-In Clinic at 204 W Main Street in Fremont.
A selfie at the Cancer Awareness hay art piece could net you a free meal
Bodies Revealed!
New Grand Rapids Public Museum Exhibit Opens in November; Tickets now on sale.
The Grand Rapids Public Museum (GRPM) announced today that tickets are now on sale for the return of the traveling exhibit, Bodies Revealed, opening November 16, 2019.
The exhibition features real, whole and partial body specimens that have been preserved through an innovative process, giving visitors the opportunity to view the complexity of their own organs and systems like never before.
Admission to Bodies Revealed is $15 for adults, $10 for children, $12 for Kent County resident adults, $7 for Kent County resident children, $7 for Museum member adults and member children. Tickets include general admission to the Museum, and can be purchased online at grpm.org or by calling 616.929.1700.
Each ticket to Bodies Revealed will be stamped with a specific entry time. When buying tickets, visitors may make reservations for any time slot during the run of the exhibition.
Museum members can be the first to see the new exhibit at the members only preview on Saturday, November 16 from 8 to 10 a.m. Member preview tickets are available at grpm.org/Bodies.
This phenomenal exhibition about the amazing and complex machine we call the human body, showcases 10 real full bodies and more than 100 organs and partial body specimens. The exhibition respectfully displays each specimen to tell the story of the miraculous systems at work. With a reverent, academic approach, this display allows people of all ages to more closely observe the skeletal, muscular, nervous, digestive, respiratory, reproductive and circulatory systems, and to absorb information normally reserved only for medical professionals.
Many of the whole body specimens are presented in vivid athletic poses that allow visitors to better understand their own everyday motions and activities, while other specimens illustrate the damage that can be caused to organs by habits like over-eating, lack of exercise and smoking.
The human body specimens in the exhibition are preserved through a technique called polymer preservation. The process permanently preserves human tissue through the use of liquid silicone rubber that is treated and hardened. The result is a rubberized specimen, preserved to the cellular level, showcasing the complexity of the body's many bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels and organs.
Jayme Stone at the Dogwood on October 10
Two-time Juno-winning banjoist and composer Jayme Stone will perform in the Dogwood Center Black Box on Thursday, October 10 at 7:30 p.m. Stone makes music inspired by sounds from around the world—bridging folk, jazz and chamber music. His award-winning albums both defy and honor the banjo's long role in the world's music, turning historical connections into compelling sounds.
Stone is a Canadian banjo innovator, known for his bringing together diverse music, be it Bach or from Africa. His range is tremendous and his knowledge of the music insures that it will be an authentic rendering. The program treats old field recordings not as time capsules, but as heirloom seeds passed down from a bygone generation.
His band, a versatile gathering of musicians, includes Moira Smiley, Sumaia Jackson and Andrew Ryan. The group has cultivated vibrant Sea Island spirituals, Creole calypsos, and stomp-down Appalachian dance tunes for contemporary listeners. Focusing on songs collected from field recordings at the Library of Congress, this ensemble preserves the essence of these fine recordings, while polishing them just a bit with contemporary nuances. Their album "Jayme Stone's Folklife", was nominated for a Juno Award (Canada's Grammy equivalent) in the Traditional Roots Album of the Year category in 2018.
The concert is geared for listeners who enjoy new takes on traditional songs and for listeners who enjoy new songs they haven't heard before, and the group offers the best of both of these worlds.
Tickets are $15.00 and are available through the Dogwood Center Box Office, NCCA-Artsplace in downtown Fremont, or on-line at www.dogwoodcenter.com. For information, phone 231.924.8885. The Dogwood Center is located one mile east of downtown Fremont.
Suggestion Box: Gathering, Grant Market, Good Tunes, Getty
Photo by Larry Gouine
Some hints for you weekend wanderers
By N3 staff
The Gathering returns to Brooks Park in Newaygo for a weekend of celebrating our rich native heritage.
Near Northians are privileged to be extended the opportunity to opt in for a slew of outdoor events despite the way way too short period of climatic cooperation we bi-penisular people are provided. The local chambers have done a good job developing these happenings, other local organizations have put together some newer offerings as well as maintaining some of their enduring events.
This one is perhaps the most unique of all, because while there is much to see and many to meet and voices worth listening to, The Gathering always feels like something more. There is an atmosphere akin to what we felt back in the early Wheatland days. A sense that despite everything else going on around us one could find a place of kindness and understanding and civility. A time to just be focused on the moment at hand. A time to learn.
Of course unlike those early Wheatland days we don't have to camp out overnight ever at risk of ending up next door to a drunken group of couples engaged in an eternal argument that began with an errant truth or dare question...but that's for another time perhaps.
Check out the Gathering this weekend. For details, check out the article that graces the top of our home page.
https://www.nearnorthnow.com/
We hear there's a great little farm market in Grant on Saturday mornings starting at 9am. Look for the old train water tower and the market will be underneath.
https://www.nearnorthnow.com/features-and-fun/a-market-treasure-in-grant
Whaat? Acoustic Lunch at Newaygo Brewing Co. is about to offer up the tunes, brews and eats that have made it a relaxing refuge for both locals and the folks traveling through (who cannot fathom their luck in stumbling across such an oasis) for the 40th time and you have (gasp) yet to experience it?
No better time to join the A.L. crowd than this Saturday when Adam Labeaux returns to the stage.Noon to 4pm.
Big fun, good people, and food with character.
http://newaygobrewing.com/events/
And if you want a last of the summer shot at reliving a smidge of your youth with a little family trip to the Drive-In Movies, the Getty is showing "E.T." and "Back to the Future" Friday and "Hook" with "The Neverending Story" back to back on Saturday starting at 7pm. both days.
Suggestion Box is sponsored by Newaygo Brewing Co where one can find a good time, anytime
A Market Treasure in Grant
By Lesly DeLaat
Photos by Abi Koster
Saturdays starting at 9 in the a.m. the hot spot to be in Grant is the quaint little Farmer's Market located at the Water Tower Park along M-37.
Though seemingly small in size, the yield is rather large with a wide array of items on display ranging from homemade cinnamon rolls to handmade soap to exotic squash pumpkins.
Vendor Karalise Pratt grows veggies in a sustainable and chemical free manner. She enjoys making artisan breads and fresh jam and also sells the wondrous Michigan maple syrup harvested from her grandmother's 6th generation farm. Her children also pitch in with their bouquets.
Barb Loe of Funny Farm Produce has been involved in working the farm where she was raised since 1994 alongside her husband Jim. Her booth carries the organic produce they grow, craft items and aprons fashioned by 'The Apron Lady", Lucille Price.
The booth of Betty Higgins is where you will find the aforementioned cinnamon rolls, created at her home under michigan's Cottage Food Law.
Abigail Koster of Little Mitten Soaps has been practicing soap-making for the past 4 years. Her handmade creations combine sustainably sourced locally based ingredients with essential oils to add a pleasing aroma.
These scented beauties are available in many shapes and sizes as are the unscented varieties.
Although smaller than most, the Grant Farmer's Market packs a lot of punch so make plans to check them out while the season lasts. There are four more Saturdays to take advantage of this local treasure so find your way to the Water Tower from 9am-1pm.
Country Music by Ken Burns: Interviewee Carlene Carter Here on Monday
If you saw Sunday's kickoff of Ken Burns' latest documentary on Country Music which looks to be another classic from the portfolio of this gifted filmmaker, perhaps you noticed one of the interviewees, a singer who spoke of the influence of the Carter family in the early days of the sound.
The granddaughter of bluegrass/country icon Mother Maybelle Carter and the daughter of June Carter Cash talked of the impact her grandmother had on the sound and spoke of her memories spun from listening to her play and talk about the origins of the music.
That grandaughter was Carlene Carter who will be performing at the Dogwood Monday night.
If you saw the initial offering of the series you might be compelled to see this member of one of the founding families of country music.
If you missed it, find a way to stream the show because it an outstanding beginning for what looks to be a great series.
And if you're a fan of country music?
You can still get tickets for Carter's 7:30m Monday show by contacting the Dogwood Box office at 231.924.8885.
You won't regret it.
http://www.dogwoodcenter.com/?p=7544
Suggestion Box: An Assortment of Almost Autumn Adventures
The wedding shirt
Follow the aroma to St. Mark's
Travis Radaz to entertain Brewaygonians
Occidental Gypsy returns to the Dogwood Saturday night and will bring their unique sound to the club-like atmosphere of the Black Box.
We caught them first time around and still proudly wear the t-shirt purchased after a performance that left a grateful crowd wanting more (see photo above).
The tshirt has been spotted by others in some out of the way places and we've been met with comments like 'Hey, I know that band. Those guys are great.' or 'We saw them in ___ a while back. Great show.' or sometimes 'Don't you think a wedding requires a bit better clothing than a tshirt?'.
7:30pm and get ready to channel your inner Django.
Ticket info?
If you haven't experienced the Acoustic Lunch series at Newaygo Brewing Co this would be an outstanding weekend to take in some fine music along with an ever evolving menu of food and drink inspired by imagination and innovation.
Tuneswise, Travis Radaz is back in town after a long summer tour with the Kari Lynch Band of GR. Travis mixes the hard edge of a rock n roll with the poise of a thoughtful songwriter. Most of his time is spent as the lead guitarist in the Kari Lynch Band, and Travis spends his off season from touring playing solo acoustic shows, playing original music and covering hits from the 70s to today.
A most pleasing musical atmosphere and the victuals are stellar.
Noon to 4pm Saturday. Downtown Newaygo
The 2019 AMA D-14 State Championship Hillclimb and Drags is what's happening all weekend at Dan Raymond Park in Bridgeton.
Friday & Saturday there will be grass drags under the lights Starts at 8 pm.
Sign ups are from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm You can purchase a $5 Limited stay tickets available for Friday Grass Drags.
On Saturday the Hill Climb Starts at 11am.
St Mark's annual Pig Roast will be held from noon to 3pm Sunday. Eat there while listening to some music and checking out the goods on sale or take it out and enjoy some porcine-centered provisions while watching the Lions roar to another tie perhaps. Ten bucks a plate, $5 for kids.
Need a little road trip? There is of course the Irish Fest in Muskegon but you might want to visit the Festival Mexicano at Calder Plaza in GR or the Fallasburg Art Fair near Lowell.
And for the truly adventurous, there is the Potato Festival in Edmore.
Last weekend it was Pickles in Chase and now we have Taters in Edmore.
Don't you just love it?
Suggestion Box is sponsored by Newaygo Brewing Co. Check out Acoustic Lunch Saturdays from Noon to 4pm.
Two Decades Of Irish Fun
Michigan Irish Music Festival lands in Muskegon this weekend
"May you have the hindsight to know where you've been, the foresight to know where you are going, and the insight to know when you have gone too far"- Irish Blessing
When you love the Michigan Irish Music Festival so much that despite a family tree that gravitates more toward Holland you wonder about sending some saliva to one of those ancestry things to see if perhaps a Hibernian mailman somehow worked their way into the picture?
You are among those of us who have this wondrous weekend in September crossed off before the first snowfall of the previous winter.
The festival, born from humble beginnings and passionate organizers, is in its 20th year and beyond being an absolute feast of really, really good music there is way more to do on site than exists the time to do it.
Thus, we go for the weekend and stay over in our Metro neighbor on the Lakeshore . This time within walking distance because we tend to have a seriously good time and what better way to top an entertaining evening off than a little stroll back to where you will be getting some rest in order to capture another day of Gaelic inspired gaiety .
As we have stated before, this is without a doubt the best organized festival of its kind we have ever attended anywhere. Despite huge crowds there are so many options that it never feels crowded.
And a big bonus? There are televisions in the makeshift pubs with football games on for those who don't want to miss their fave team or alma mater do battle on Saturday as well as those who like to spend their Sundays torn up with the anxiety of knowing that regardless of any lead the Lions might have they are more than likely to blow it.
But a story for another time perhaps.
Beyond the tantalizing tunes on hand at the stages check out the Wake House, the Highland Games, the Whiskey Snug, The Tea Room and the wide variety of intriguing merchandise in the Market where we buy a hat every year because each one seems to get misplaced during the year (we project that at some point in time wherever we go there will be one of our hats).
Good food, good drink, good people dressed in their finest Irish garb, a sense of camaraderie since folks tend to channel their inner Irish regardless of heritage and a boatload of fun.
Heritage Landing.
Starts in earnest Friday and runs through Sunday. 26 acts on 7 covered stages.
Oh and at 1:15 pm Saturday the Cedar Creek Cloggers will be on the Galway Stage.We mention this because the kind and patient woman who is head of operations for N3 World Headquarters and Monarch Ministry is one of their dancers.
Tickets at the gate:
$20 Friday
$25 Saturday
$15 Sunday
$50 Weekend pass
We'll be there and perhaps should the fun not cause us to forgo our journalistic duties, we'll send along some photos and let you know what you're missing.
But seriously, this is a really good time.
https://michiganirish.org/at-the-fest/
Random Bits…Might as Well go Fishin'
By Tim McGrath
"Green Acres is the place to be. Farm livin' is the life for me. Land spreadin' out so far and wide. Forget Manhattan, give me that countryside…" Opening theme from the 1960s sitcom Green Acres.
I don't know how they did it. Even as a kid, it was a head scratcher. Dad just decided he'd had enough of the company life; so one day he came home and told Mom he'd quit his job, sold the small hobby farm in Holland, and bought a much larger one in West Olive. He was going into farming full time. Mom just looked at him, and, incredibly, said: "OK. But, I will not live out in the boondocks. We're staying right here."
Dad looked at her, and replied: "OK, that'll work." So, just like that, we'd become a farming family. And, for the next forty-odd years, they stayed right there in that house, and Dad (plus my brother and me during school vacations) commuted the twenty-six miles each way to the farm from our suburban Wyoming Park neighborhood. One has to wonder what really happens behind closed doors….
Farming is hard. Those of us with a steady income and benefits would bang our heads against a brick wall, and run away screaming if we had to live with the uncertainties of farming. The grinding toil, endless hours, and exhausting anxiety would quickly kill most of us. In farming there are few guarantees, except the guarantee that what can go wrong, quite probably will. Not enough rain, too much rain at the wrong time, poor pollination, ever increasing cost of fuel, fertilizer, sprays, poor prices for the product, new viruses and funguses to deal with, equipment breakdowns, government regulations. The list is endless.
So, it really is a mystery why Dad thought this whole thing would be a good idea.
We grew blueberries in West Olive; right smack dab between Grand Haven and Holland: four parcels, about one hundred acres. By today's standards, that's fairly small stuff. But, back in the 60's and 70's, that was a lot for one farmer to tend.
It was a late June morning, just prior to harvest, which usually began sometime around the Fourth of July. And, this was one of those rare years where everything seemed to come together – it looked like a magnificent crop.
We'd been doing catch up kinds of things around the place. Minor repairs and maintenance on equipment, general cleanup around the packing shed, readying packing equipment for when harvest begins: stuff that takes a backseat to the spring fieldwork.
Around 10:45, the wind picked up and an evil looking bank of black, boiling clouds blew in from the west.
"Close the big doors, boys, this looks like a bad one," Dad hollered over the howling wind. As the storm roared in, sheets of rain driven by the gusts blew sideways finding its way under the doors and cracks around the windows. Continuous lightning and thunder crashed and roared. Dad signaled for us to get under the tractors. This was bad. The building shook and vibrated with each gust and burst of thunder. And, that's when the hail came. Small pea size pieces grew to dime, then nickel size. We had to cover our ears as the sound was deafening inside the steel sided pole barn. For ten minutes it raged on, and then, suddenly, it just ended. The hail stopped, the rain quit, the wind, which minutes before threatened to rip the entire building apart, died down to a whisper. Crawling out from under the tractors, we peeked out the windows, which had miraculously survived the storm. The ground was buried under the hail.
"C'mon, boys, let's go see what's happened outside," Dad said. We crunched our way to the nearest patch of bushes. The once magnificent crop was now mostly on the ground. Clusters of almost ripened fruit, leaves, and even some smaller branches lay in a heartbreaking tangle partially covered by the hail that was now rapidly melting.
Walking from row to row the picture was the same. A few stragglers left on the bushes, but most of this year's fruit was now left to rot on the ground.
As we made our way around the fields, we were silent. The shock of seeing a year's worth of toil and care destroyed in ten minutes was difficult to witness, let alone understand. I kept thinking Dad would yell, curse, kick the ground. None of it. We just kept walking, stopping every so often to look around, then on we went.
We got back to the packing shed, Dad lit a cigar, spit, looked at us and said, "Well, boys, might as well go fishin'. Not much we can do here for awhile." So, that's what we did. Packed up the trailer and headed to Lake Gogebic in the UP for Walleye for a week.
That's the way it was for them through all the years they farmed those pieces of ground. It's hard to imagine doing what he did with quitting the job and all the rest, then just jumping full time into blueberry farming. And, our Mom accepting his decisions and trusting he'd figure out a way to make it all work.
Long after our Dad died, and before Mom died last year, I asked her about that time.
"Oh, it was hard, really hard so often. There were many times we didn't know if we could even pay the interest on the bank notes, but, somehow your Dad figured it out. And, then we'd have good crops, so we could get ahead a bit. I trusted your Dad, honey. He was a good man, and I knew he would always do what was right. I never once saw him do anything without integrity. I think that, plus our faith God would take care of us, and some hardheaded Irish stubbornness got us through. We really did have a good life in spite of the hardships, didn't we?"
We sure did.
The older I get the more I see how all those times and experiences on that farm influenced and impacted just about everything I've done and become. So, here's to you, Mom and Dad. You both did so well: thank you for all of it.
And, here's to all our farmers. Thank you for being the unsung heroes you are.
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Intransigent (#6) has won the 3:40 at Chester which was race 4 in today's ToteScoop6. Also placed were Gabrial The Devil (#4) and Magical Effect (#5).
There are now 0 tickets left playing for the Scoop6 win fund and 23 are live going for the place fund.


I have a new story on Joyland and I hope you'll read it. It's a love story, and a story about dementia, and a story about moving back to Jerusalem from NYC, and a story about a few other things, but for me it'smostly an ode to the woman who was my grandmother's caretaker for many years, and an attempt to shed a light, small though it may be, on her reality (as she described it to me) and the reality of many migrant workers in Israel, whose difficulties have only gotten far worse--as they did in the US--since the early aughts, when this story takes place.
Nelly Reifler and I talked to the editors of No Tokens about our collaborative process, which began in their pages a couple years back. You can read the interview here.
I have a new story at the Rumpus and I hope you'll take the time to read it.
I'm thrilled that my story "Beep" has been translated into Montenegrin by the incredible Dragana Kršenković Brković and published in the esteemed Balkan literary magazine ARS.
A new story in Hebrew!
I'm so moved to see my story "Mapuchiot" (Concertinas) published in the Israeli literary magazine Moznaim, which was established in 1928.


Released on March 23rd 2016 from Iceberg Records on Vinyl / CD. Also available as download from I-Tunes, Amazon and Google Play.
Formed in 2012, the Danish band Code Elektro are the brain child of composer / sound-designer / producer Martin Ahm, whose background includes substantial commercial experience with brands such as Fanta and MTV. "Superstrings" is the band's debut album, and richly reflects the sci-fi / cyberpunk obsessions of its creator, alongside the prominent influence of key artists and bands such as John Carpenter, Vangelis, Daft Punk, Tangerine Dream and M83.
It's a mesmerizing meld of digital and analog synths and taps into the ongoing 21st trend for evocative atmospheric music infused by the beloved scores of classic genre movies of the 1970's and 1980's.
The driving, pulsing opener "Cyber Dreams" sets the tone with a sense of building excitement invaded by a hint of underlying menace. It resembles the end title music for BLADE RUNNER but establishes the band's own distinctive sound. "Her Desher" is among the more overtly sinister tracks, while "Binary Prophecy" is a slow-burn built upon a quietly beautiful melody that remains persistent even as everything around it becomes more oppressively dramatic. Meanwhile, album highlight "Death Star" is marvelously melodramatic and ominous, incorporating the kind of malevolent choir Jerry Goldsmith employed so memorably throughout his career, and notably within THE OMEN scores.
If these legendary composers and musicians of past and present float your boat, there really is no other sensible option than going to www.codeelektro.com and buying the lovely vinyl version, which best represents the charmingly retro artwork by Kilian Eng. It also has a download code for all those whipper-snappers out there.
If you want to pick up a copy of the album then go here http://www.codeelektro.com/ and support the artist.


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3 Ways A 24 Hour Urgent Care Are More Effective Than Hospitals
If a sudden illness or an injury strikes, you and your family need to know that when you choose to use a 24 hour medical clinic in Wyomissing to treat your injuries, you are making the right choice. There are at least three ways that a 24 hour medical clinic is more effective than a traditional 24 hour emergency clinic attached to a hospital emergency room.
The first is access. When you visit a clinic your average wait time (door-to-doctor) is much shorter than compared to a hospital-attached ER. A visit to a walk in clinic in Wyomissing for example, has a wait time of just fifteen minutes before you are seen by a board certified physician, with access to all emergency resources and the latest facilities. Compare this to the national average of 24 emergency clinics' wait time of 172 minutes for the "best" in the country. The urgent care facility is clearly more effective.
The quality of your physician in Wyomissing , and their access to emergency resources should be high on your list of medical priorities, and here, the 24-hour walk-in, beats a hospital ER. Looking at our medical clinic in Wyomissing, for instance, the facility offers not only all the services of a traditional ER or clinic, but it does so with top ranked, board certified doctors who are able to successfully administer emergency services, and when needed for long-term care, admit the patient to the hospital of their choice. Urgent care's also provide rested doctors; most hospital accidents occur when staff have been overworked on long shifts, where the professionals in 24 hour urgent care's are well staffed and ready to respond to your care.
The walk in emergency facility in Wyomissing will treat you for common complaints to serious emergencies without any delay in lab results or physician diagnoses. There is no need to wait days or weeks to find out test results from overwhelmed medical labs when a 24 hour medical clinic has those resources on site and available to your doctor right away. Another advantage of the 24 hour medical clinic in Wyomissing is the access to the full array of X-Ray, diagnostic CT, and ultrasound scanners to treat every patient from broken bones to complications with pregnancy. For these reasons, 24 hour medical clinics in Wyomissing are decidedly more effective for immediate medical care than traditional hospital ERs.
Safe Care Express Urgent Care
1802 State Hill Rd
All About Urgent Care Centers
An urgent care center is a place where you visit when you are suffering from an acute injury or illness. An acute injury is a condition that requires attention but isn't severe enough for you to take a trip to an emergency room. They are usually staffed by nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, front desk receptionists and other professionals aimed at giving you the best service. While there are a few urgent care centers that are hospital-affiliated, most of the centers are independently owned and operated.
Conditions that can be treated
The centers treat a wide range of acute medical conditions such as:
· High fever
· Accidents and falls
· Back problems
· Breathing difficulties
· Severe abdominal pain
· Mild to moderate asthma
· Vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration
· Sprains and broken bones
· Bleeding/cuts
Why choose urgent care centers
From their name, they provide you with urgent care and give you the service that you are looking for thus getting you out of danger. Another advantage of the centers is that they attend to walk-ins; therefore, you don't have to make appointments. Since health complications are sudden, you are served when the need arises. The cool thing is that most of them have flexible working hours where they are open most days of the week and they operate from the morning until late in the evening.
The centers come equipped with laboratories and X-ray machines that help with the diagnosis so that you can get the medication that you are interested in. Cost is a major issue when it comes to health care. Since the centers cater for people suffering from acute health conditions, they are usually fairly priced.
The staff working in these centers is usually trained on handling medical conditions that require immediate care; therefore, you shouldn't worry about not receiving top notch and immediate care when you visit them.
Tips on how to deal with urgent care clinics
For you to have a great experience you need to do a number of things. One of the things that you should do is never take life-threatening conditions to an urgent care center. Conditions such as unconsciousness, severe bleeding, chest pain, severe burns, and poisoning are better handled in an emergency room (ER); therefore, if your loved one is suffering from a life threatening condition you should call 911 immediately.
Unless you regularly visit an urgent care center it's rare that the center will have your medical records. To make it easy for the physicians to handle your case it's always wise that you carry your records with you when visiting the centers. If you are taking any medications, go with them in the centers.
There are many urgent care centers but no two are the same. Before you visit any first research and find the most reputable one.
Should You Visit an Urgent Care or Emergency Room?
Gastrointestinal disorder is mainly caused by eating infected food which has microorganisms. There are different sorts of gastrointestinal disorder. Microbial food poisoning is regularly triggered as a result of bacteria in the food. Salmonella is one of the most typically discovered bacteria in eggs as well as poultry. Toxic gastrointestinal disorder for instance botulism is triggered by germs present in honey as well as fish. It is likewise brought on by consuming the food which is not ready properly.When an individual is thought of food poisoning, learn the reason for it by asking of what food has actually been absorbed last 2 Days. The result will certainly take long time to show its symptoms but in case of hazardous food poisoning the signs and symptoms are seen really quickly.The most commonly discovered signs and symptoms in are: • Queasiness • Vomiting • Diarrhea • Fever • Hurts • Wooziness • Uncertain speech • Trouble swallowing • Difficulty breathingIf you see any of the above pointed out signs and symptoms, you ought to see your closest immediate treatment. • If you are encountering any kind of problem in breathing, go to right away to your local urgent treatment. • Relocate to a place where there is great deal of fresh air as well as where you feel comfortable. • Beverages lot of fluids such as juices or glucose to consume, if you have throwing up diarrhea. • Do not eat solid food. • Avoid alcoholic sugary or caffeinated drinks. The products like Pedialyte and Rehydrate are good to deal with yet are bit costly. • Sports beverages like Gatorade and also Powerade are additionally available in immediate care facilities in situation of gastrointestinal disorder for adults when thinned down with water as there is great deal of sugar web content in unmixed ones. • After you take in sufficient fluids, solid food in small amounts can be taken. Simple food that can be easily absorbed can be taken. • Each time it does not need consumption of medications over the long term, however usually they are safe to make use of as guided. If there are any type of issues seek advice from the immediate care professional promptly. • The main therapy for it is placing all the fluids back to the body which is lost via intravenous or by drinking.The therapy for food poisoning in urgent treatment will certainly be various depending upon the seriousness of the symptoms and also the age of the person who is impacted. • Kids will certainly call for close observation as well as need great deals of care. As they don't have much resistance power. • When the individual is enduring from eating polluted food with pesticides or mushroom poisoning, the urgent care deals with the problem rapidly by offering prescription antibiotics. • The poisonous substance caused because of eating infected food is really serious as well as need utmost care. In some significant conditions, the individual must be kept in critical care unit in the medical facility as well as treated.After the person is given first-aid, relocate the person instantly to the healthcare facility depending upon the severity.
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