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Showing posts with label sports physicals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sports physicals. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

News: Free Sports Physicals to be Offered in May

(May 2, 2012) - For those families that have trouble with the economic costs of sports physicals, and especially for those that currently don't have a regular medical home base, there are free sports physicals being offered each Tuesday in May at Pediatric Healthcare's Leesburg Office.

Call 703.779.0699 (option 9) to schedule your child's appointment. The signed sports physical form is "good" from the date of the physical through June 2013, which would cover high school athletes for their entire next school year.

Monday, April 23, 2012

News: Distinguished Medical Panel Talks Adolescent Athletes and Health Issues

(April 23, 2012) - A medical panel with a wealth of experience and knowledge presented a informative look Saturday afternoon at Loudoun Inova Hospital on adolescent athletes and health issues. The event kicked off the Community Access to Child Health (CATCH) implementation fund grant awarded by the American Academy of Pediatrics to Dr. C. Damon Moore of Pediatric Healthcare in Loudoun.

The grant will fund 200 free sports physical to be offered in May.

The panel's presentations were an eye opener for athletes, parents, coaches and league administrators.

Dr. Damon Moore
Dr. Moore opened things talking about the "Importance of annual  health maintenance visits and sports physicals -- it all starts with the medical home".

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

News: A Great CATCH! Community Access to Child Health (Catch) Grant to Benefit Loudoun Adolescents, Offer Free Sports Physicals

(April 17, 2012) - We live in one of the wealthiest counties in the United States according to constant news reports but for some there is an economic catch, driven home by the point that about 16 percent of Loudoun County students are approved for free or reduced meal prices.

Fortunately a new CATCH has arrived -- the Community Access to Child Health (CATCH) implementation fund grant awarded by the American Academy of Pediatrics to Dr. C. Damon Moore of Pediatric Healthcare in Loudoun.

The grant will fund an education event on April 21 at Inova Loudoun Hospital aimed at Loudoun County athletic directors, student athletes and parents, and then the grant will fund 200 free sports physical to be offered in May.