FANTASTIC news for people without health coverage.
From Tuesday August 11 through August 18, FREE Health Care Services are available at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood.
Services are provided by Remote Area Medical http://ramclinic.info/ for the uninsured, underinsured, unemployed, and those who cannot afford to pay. Services are provided by volunteer doctors, nurses, dentists, dental hygeinists, dental assistants, ophthalmologists, optometrists, opticians, and other trained health professionals from the State of California .
How to Receive Treatment: All of our services are free and are provided by volunteers. The doctor is free; the dentist is free; the eye doctor is free. Please arrive early, bring a snack, and be prepared to wait. Your wait may be long; chairs will be provided for your comfort.
Services:
DENTAL: Cleanings, fillings, extractions, and root canals. Everyone receives a free dental exam. Pediatric dentistry is available.
VISION: Vision exam and free prescription glasses made onsite. (NOTE: May not be able to make glasses for everyone.) Cataract surgery.
MEDICAL & WOMEN'S HEALTH: Mammograms and Pap smears; pediatric exams; adult physicals & medical consults (including diabetes and hypertension); chiropractors; acupuncture; blood lab work; chest X-rays; medication assistance; and many other medical specialties available.
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- Victoria Foley, DPM
- Victoria M. Foley D.P.M. is a diplomat of the Board of Podiatric Surgery and a fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. The Southern California native and UCLA graduate earned her medical degree from the College of Podiatric Medicine in Des Moines, Iowa. As a former collegiate soccer player at UCLA, Foley offers an athlete’s perspective on foot and ankle related injuries and subsequent treatment. Dr. Foley has developed a thriving practice with two locations in Long Beach and Los Alamitos. Dr. Foley maintains that patient education (including self-assessment), appropriate exercise, proper foot wear and a healthy diet are all critical elements in keeping feet healthy. The emphasis is always on preventative care and education rather than curative treatment. “I want my patients to know that treatment and recovery is a team effort,” Dr. Foley says. “With early diagnosis and quick treatment, foot and ankle problems can be handled successfully. I encourage my patients to listen to their bodies.” Dr. Foley’s professional associations include the American Podiatric Medical Association and the California Podiatric Association.
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