UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY MU Health Care cardiothoracic surgeons performed the first open-heart procedure in mid-Missouri in 1958. Since then, we have continued to provide advanced care, becoming well-known as one of Missouri’s most active and respected cardiothoracic referral centers. Every year, our cardiothoracic surgeons perform more than 750 cardiothoracic DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY Disorders and conditions our endocrinologists diagnose and treat include: Diabetes. Conditions that result in too much blood sugar (glucose) in your blood system. This includes type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. High cholesterol. When the lipids (fats) in your blood are too high. Metabolic disorders. Conditions in which the body has

abnormal

PEDIATRIC NEUROSCIENCES Pediatric Neurosciences. A neurological or neurodevelopmental disorder can affect your child’s entire life. You want to work with experienced pediatric neurologists who understand the needs of you of your child. You can count on the team of Children's Health experts at University of Missouri Children’s Hospital to provide the care you

are

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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY MU Health Care cardiothoracic surgeons performed the first open-heart procedure in mid-Missouri in 1958. Since then, we have continued to provide advanced care, becoming well-known as one of Missouri’s most active and respected cardiothoracic referral centers. Every year, our cardiothoracic surgeons perform more than 750 cardiothoracic DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY Disorders and conditions our endocrinologists diagnose and treat include: Diabetes. Conditions that result in too much blood sugar (glucose) in your blood system. This includes type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. High cholesterol. When the lipids (fats) in your blood are too high. Metabolic disorders. Conditions in which the body has

abnormal

PEDIATRIC NEUROSCIENCES Pediatric Neurosciences. A neurological or neurodevelopmental disorder can affect your child’s entire life. You want to work with experienced pediatric neurologists who understand the needs of you of your child. You can count on the team of Children's Health experts at University of Missouri Children’s Hospital to provide the care you

are

CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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COVID-19 VACCINE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SECOND DOSE The mRNA vaccines are a two-dose series, and it is important to understand why and, if you get one of these vaccinations, to ensure you get both shots.. What we know about the second dose. The first two vaccines to earn authorization — those developed by Pfizer and its German partner, BioNTech, and Moderna — use messenger RNA (mRNA) to instruct the body to build the coronavirus WHAT COVID-19 DOES TO YOUR BODY By now, we should all be following best practices to steer clear of COVID-19 — washing our hands, practicing physical distancing, staying home when possible — but what happens if you do come in contact with the virus? Although COVID-19 is still new and there is a lot more to learn, here is a general rundown of the effect it can have

on your body.

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY MU Health Care cardiothoracic surgeons performed the first open-heart procedure in mid-Missouri in 1958. Since then, we have continued to provide advanced care, becoming well-known as one of Missouri’s most active and respected cardiothoracic referral centers. Every year, our cardiothoracic surgeons perform more than 750 cardiothoracic PEDIATRICS CLINIC-SOUTH PROVIDENCE Pediatrics clinic provides general pediatrics treatment, including newborn care, on-site imaging, and on-site pharmacy. CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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WAGS THERAPY DOG PROGRAM Studies have shown that therapy dogs in hospitals reduce patients’ blood pressure, lower pain perception and improve experience in children and adults. University of Missouri Health Care’s Wags program uses a team of volunteers with highly trained therapy dogs to brighten the days of patients. While we can’t be with you in-person

at this

DAVID GOZAL, MD

David Gozal, MD, MBA, PhD (Hon), is an International sleep expert Dr. Gozal works to understand the health effects of sleep disorders in children. A pediatric pulmonologist and sleep medicine specialist, Gozal studies the developmental neurobiology of respiratory control. He focuses on pediatric sleep disorders and their relationship to 6 THINGS YOUR OB/GYN WANTS YOU TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR LADY BITS This also opens the door for them to ask questions or talk about issues. The basics: The vagina is the tube, starting at the hymen and ending at the cervix. The vulva is the outside. It's the part you can see and includes the clitoris, urethra (where urine comes out) and labia (lips). The perineum is the skin the extends from the vulvar

opening

LAURA BILLINGS, AHCNS Insurances. MU Health Care participates with most major managed care organizations. To find out whether MU Health Care is a participating provider in your insurance plan or network, or for information on co-payments and deductibles, please contact your insurance carrier directly. Missouri Orthopaedic Institute. 1100 Virginia Ave. FACT SHEET: ADVANCE DIRECTIVES, DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY •Validity: To be valid, an AD must be: o signed and dated by, or at the direction of the patient (declarant) in the presence of two adult witnesses, who shall attest that UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY MU Health Care cardiothoracic surgeons performed the first open-heart procedure in mid-Missouri in 1958. Since then, we have continued to provide advanced care, becoming well-known as one of Missouri’s most active and respected cardiothoracic referral centers. Every year, our cardiothoracic surgeons perform more than 750 cardiothoracic DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY Disorders and conditions our endocrinologists diagnose and treat include: Diabetes. Conditions that result in too much blood sugar (glucose) in your blood system. This includes type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. High cholesterol. When the lipids (fats) in your blood are too high. Metabolic disorders. Conditions in which the body has

abnormal

PEDIATRIC NEUROSCIENCES Pediatric Neurosciences. A neurological or neurodevelopmental disorder can affect your child’s entire life. You want to work with experienced pediatric neurologists who understand the needs of you of your child. You can count on the team of Children's Health experts at University of Missouri Children’s Hospital to provide the care you

are

CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY MU Health Care cardiothoracic surgeons performed the first open-heart procedure in mid-Missouri in 1958. Since then, we have continued to provide advanced care, becoming well-known as one of Missouri’s most active and respected cardiothoracic referral centers. Every year, our cardiothoracic surgeons perform more than 750 cardiothoracic DIABETES AND ENDOCRINOLOGY Disorders and conditions our endocrinologists diagnose and treat include: Diabetes. Conditions that result in too much blood sugar (glucose) in your blood system. This includes type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. High cholesterol. When the lipids (fats) in your blood are too high. Metabolic disorders. Conditions in which the body has

abnormal

PEDIATRIC NEUROSCIENCES Pediatric Neurosciences. A neurological or neurodevelopmental disorder can affect your child’s entire life. You want to work with experienced pediatric neurologists who understand the needs of you of your child. You can count on the team of Children's Health experts at University of Missouri Children’s Hospital to provide the care you

are

CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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COVID-19 VACCINE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE SECOND DOSE The mRNA vaccines are a two-dose series, and it is important to understand why and, if you get one of these vaccinations, to ensure you get both shots.. What we know about the second dose. The first two vaccines to earn authorization — those developed by Pfizer and its German partner, BioNTech, and Moderna — use messenger RNA (mRNA) to instruct the body to build the coronavirus WHAT COVID-19 DOES TO YOUR BODY By now, we should all be following best practices to steer clear of COVID-19 — washing our hands, practicing physical distancing, staying home when possible — but what happens if you do come in contact with the virus? Although COVID-19 is still new and there is a lot more to learn, here is a general rundown of the effect it can have

on your body.

CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY MU Health Care cardiothoracic surgeons performed the first open-heart procedure in mid-Missouri in 1958. Since then, we have continued to provide advanced care, becoming well-known as one of Missouri’s most active and respected cardiothoracic referral centers. Every year, our cardiothoracic surgeons perform more than 750 cardiothoracic PEDIATRICS CLINIC-SOUTH PROVIDENCE Pediatrics clinic provides general pediatrics treatment, including newborn care, on-site imaging, and on-site pharmacy. CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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WAGS THERAPY DOG PROGRAM Studies have shown that therapy dogs in hospitals reduce patients’ blood pressure, lower pain perception and improve experience in children and adults. University of Missouri Health Care’s Wags program uses a team of volunteers with highly trained therapy dogs to brighten the days of patients. While we can’t be with you in-person

at this

DAVID GOZAL, MD

David Gozal, MD, MBA, PhD (Hon), is an International sleep expert Dr. Gozal works to understand the health effects of sleep disorders in children. A pediatric pulmonologist and sleep medicine specialist, Gozal studies the developmental neurobiology of respiratory control. He focuses on pediatric sleep disorders and their relationship to 6 THINGS YOUR OB/GYN WANTS YOU TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR LADY BITS This also opens the door for them to ask questions or talk about issues. The basics: The vagina is the tube, starting at the hymen and ending at the cervix. The vulva is the outside. It's the part you can see and includes the clitoris, urethra (where urine comes out) and labia (lips). The perineum is the skin the extends from the vulvar

opening

LAURA BILLINGS, AHCNS Insurances. MU Health Care participates with most major managed care organizations. To find out whether MU Health Care is a participating provider in your insurance plan or network, or for information on co-payments and deductibles, please contact your insurance carrier directly. Missouri Orthopaedic Institute. 1100 Virginia Ave. FACT SHEET: ADVANCE DIRECTIVES, DURABLE POWER OF ATTORNEY •Validity: To be valid, an AD must be: o signed and dated by, or at the direction of the patient (declarant) in the presence of two adult witnesses, who shall attest that UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up.

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments.

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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GERIATRIC MEDICINE

The Senior Assessment Geriatric Evaluation (SAGE) clinic is designed to help. Our specialized team — which includes a geriatrician, social worker, physical therapist, pharmacist and dietitian — assesses your physical, emotional and nutritional health, as well as your lifestyle. At the end of the appointment, you’ll have

customized

ROBERT ZITSCH, MD

About. Dr. Robert Zitsch, a head and neck cancer surgeon, treats patients with various types of cancerous and non-cancerous tumors involving the head and neck area that include the mouth, throat, neck, sinuses and skin. He also treats tumors of the skin such as melanoma as well as abnormal conditions involving the thyroid gland,

parathyroid

M. STEPHEN BRANDON, DDS MU Health Care participates with most major managed care organizations. To find out whether MU Health Care is a participating provider in your insurance plan or network, or for information on co-payments and deductibles, please contact your insurance carrier

directly.

MICHAEL ULEN, MD

Battle Avenue Medical Building 7115 E St. Charles Rd Columbia, MO . Phone: (573) 884-6851. Other Phone Numbers: Phone: 573-884-6851 Fax:

573-884-0293

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up.

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments.

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). CHEER CARD | MU HEALTH CARE Cheer Cards. Send a Cheer Card to a patient in any of our facilities. Choose an image below, then fill in the form fields and press submit.

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GERIATRIC MEDICINE

The Senior Assessment Geriatric Evaluation (SAGE) clinic is designed to help. Our specialized team — which includes a geriatrician, social worker, physical therapist, pharmacist and dietitian — assesses your physical, emotional and nutritional health, as well as your lifestyle. At the end of the appointment, you’ll have

customized

ROBERT ZITSCH, MD

About. Dr. Robert Zitsch, a head and neck cancer surgeon, treats patients with various types of cancerous and non-cancerous tumors involving the head and neck area that include the mouth, throat, neck, sinuses and skin. He also treats tumors of the skin such as melanoma as well as abnormal conditions involving the thyroid gland,

parathyroid

M. STEPHEN BRANDON, DDS MU Health Care participates with most major managed care organizations. To find out whether MU Health Care is a participating provider in your insurance plan or network, or for information on co-payments and deductibles, please contact your insurance carrier

directly.

MICHAEL ULEN, MD

Battle Avenue Medical Building 7115 E St. Charles Rd Columbia, MO . Phone: (573) 884-6851. Other Phone Numbers: Phone: 573-884-6851 Fax:

573-884-0293

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

PEDIATRICS CLINIC-SOUTH PROVIDENCE Pediatrics clinic provides general pediatrics treatment, including newborn care, on-site imaging, and on-site pharmacy.

FOOD & DINING

Catering services. MU Health Care dining services provides catering to University Hospital, Women's & Children's Hospital and off-site clinic locations. For information and planning, please contact Jodi Rush at 573-771-9237 or send an email to Catering for your next event. Order

Online.

IMAGING SERVICES

The MU Health Care imaging team works closely with your primary care doctor to diagnose a health problem and develop a personalized treatment plan. Imaging technology is also used to guide a range of procedures such as biopsies (tissue samples), ESI injections, minimally invasive treatments to BATTLE AVENUE MEDICAL BUILDING Battle Avenue Medical Building, located at 7115 East St. Charles Road in northeast Columbia, offers excellent and convenient care in a state-of-the-art setting.

BURN AND WOUND

Burns require complex care from a multidisciplinary team, which includes trauma specialists , plastic surgeons, wound care nurses, nutritionists, rehabilitation therapists and other care team members. We assemble a team based on your individual needs. You’ll also get support and education to manage all aspects of a burn injury. PEDIATRIC NEUROSCIENCES Pediatric Neurosciences. A neurological or neurodevelopmental disorder can affect your child’s entire life. You want to work with experienced pediatric neurologists who understand the needs of you of your child. You can count on the team of Children's Health experts at University of Missouri Children’s Hospital to provide the care you

are

ROBERT PENDLETON, MD MU Health Care participates with most major managed care organizations. To find out whether MU Health Care is a participating provider in your insurance plan or network, or for information on co-payments and deductibles, please contact your insurance carrier

directly.

CALLA WOOD, FNP

To find out whether MU Health Care is a participating provider in your insurance plan or network, or for information on co-payments and deductibles, please contact your insurance carrier directly. Missouri OB/GYN Associates-Keene. 404 N Keene St. Columbia, MO. Phone: (573) 499-6084. Other Phone Numbers: Phone: (573) 499-6084. Fax:

573-499-6088.

6 THINGS YOUR OB/GYN WANTS YOU TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR LADY BITS This also opens the door for them to ask questions or talk about issues. The basics: The vagina is the tube, starting at the hymen and ending at the cervix. The vulva is the outside. It's the part you can see and includes the clitoris, urethra (where urine comes out) and labia (lips). The perineum is the skin the extends from the vulvar

opening

UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up.

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up.

YOUR MU HEALTH CARE

Managing your health should be easy. At University of Missouri Health Care, we provide you secure, quick access to your medical records and a safe, private way to contact your health care providers. All you need to do is download our app, HEALTHConnect, or log in to access your information. With access, you can: Manage your appointments. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

immunity to

ER WAIT TIMES

Here’s how we cut down your wait time and make your visit to the ER as fast and smooth as possible: You see a nurse first. When you arrive, you’ll see a triage nurse first. The nurse will ask you questions about your health problem and take your vital signs (heart and breathing rate, blood pressure and temperature). WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF GETTING THE COVID-19 VACCINE? The vaccine can help your unborn baby or newborn. A new study found that expectant mothers who receive the COVID-19 vaccine create antibodies to the virus and pass those to their unborn baby through the placenta. Mothers were also shown to pass antibodies to their newborns through breast milk. This suggests those newborns have some

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The Senior Assessment Geriatric Evaluation (SAGE) clinic is designed to help. Our specialized team — which includes a geriatrician, social worker, physical therapist, pharmacist and dietitian — assesses your physical, emotional and nutritional health, as well as your lifestyle. At the end of the appointment, you’ll have

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Find out how we keep emergency room (ER) wait times down at MU Health Care. We offer fast, expert emergency care. MIZZOU BIOJOINT® CENTER Mizzou BioJoint® Center offers unique treatments that bring biological solutions to knee, hip, shoulder, ankle and other joint problems. The difference is in the restoration process. UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HEALTH CAREFIND A DOCTORCONDITIONS & TREATMENTSLOCATIONSYOUR VISITABOUT USDATA INCIDENT University of Missouri Health Care provides leading-edge care for all of Missouri and beyond. Find big city care that’s close to home. HOW DO WE KNOW THE COVID-19 VACCINE WON’T HAVE LONG-TERM One of the reasons some people haven’t signed up to receive the COVID-19 vaccine is that they’re worried there might be unknown side effects that will show up months or years later. Although it’s true there are still a lot of things we’re learning about the vaccines — like how effective they are against variants and how long their protection lasts — there are plenty of things we do DOES THE COVID-19 VACCINE AFFECT FERTILITY? HERE’S WHAT When the first COVID-19 vaccine crossed the finish line and was approved for use in the U.S., the first piece of misinformation about the vaccine wasn’t far behind. A social media myth claimed the vaccine could cause infertility in women. MU Health Care family medicine doctor Laura Morris, MD, has heard it so many times, she doesn’t even wait for her patients to bring it up.

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New patients Creating an account for yourself. To create an account for yourself, register online or ask your health care provider to email you an invitation during your next visit. If you register online, you can choose to receive an access code via email or text

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Find a Primary Care Doctor. Primary care doctors are trained to take care of newborns, the elderly and everyone in between. Your primary care doctor is your partner FIND A JOB - MU HEALTH CARE - COLUMBIA, MO Working for MU Health Care. MU Health Care consists of five hospitals and more than 65 primary and specialty clinics in and around Columbia, Missouri.Our network of hospitals and clinics is staffed by University Physicians, the largest multispecialty medical group practice in

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Find out how we keep emergency room (ER) wait times down at MU Health Care. We offer fast, expert emergency care. MIZZOU BIOJOINT® CENTER Mizzou BioJoint® Center offers unique treatments that bring biological solutions to knee, hip, shoulder, ankle and other joint problems. The difference is in the restoration process.

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Find a Primary Care Doctor. Primary care doctors are trained to take care of newborns, the elderly and everyone in between. Your primary care doctor is your partner OBTAINING MEDICAL RECORDS Your medical records help you and your physician keep careful track of your health and well-being. At University of Missouri Health Care, we ensure the documentation of your care is appropriate for federal and state guidelines and billing purposes.

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If you need help to regain mobility, movement, balance or strength following an injury or illness, we can help. The highly trained and skilled physical therapists at University of Missouri Health Care Mizzou Therapy Services provide excellent care to our patients using

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