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40 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday,
Briefly
Children's fair set
in Milton April 15
Beebe Medical Center is span-.
sating a children's fair, Crabbing
for Safety, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
Saturday, April 15, at H.O. Brit-
tingham Elementary School in
Milton.
Alzheimer's group
to meet April 20
A support group for
Alzheimer's disease and Other
mentally impairing diseases meets
April 14 - April 20, 2000
from 1:30 to 3 p.m., the third
Thursday of each month at Beebe
Medical Center's Gull House, 23
Terrace St.
The next meeting is scheduled
April 20.
For more information, call
Kathy Schlitter at 226-2160.
Weight management
topic at April 14 lecture
Robin Roht, a registered nurse
and certified diabetes instructor,
will present a talk on weight man-
agement from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m.,
Friday, April 14, at the Milford
Senior Center, located at 111 Park
Ave.
Roht is the owner and directing
dietitian of Nutritionally Speak-
ing, a full service nutrition con-
sulting finn initially begun as a
public speaking business.
The company provides nutri-
tion-related services across the
age spectrum while offering com-
panies a fresh approach to market-
ing their services.
The lecture is free and open to
the public.
For more information, call 422-
3385.
Free chelation seminar
set April 20 in Lewes
Delaware Chelation will pres-
ent a free seminar on chelation
from 5 to 6:30 p.m., Thursday,
April 20, at 5 Tenley Court in
Lewes.
The seminar will discuss how to
avoid possible heart bypass sur-
gery, keeping heart and arteries
healthy and how chelation can
prevent and improve arterioscle-
rosis, poor circulation and the de-
generative diseases of aging by
removing toxins from the body.
For more information, call 645-'
1784.
Reality therapy seminar
is April 14-15 at Del Tech
A seminar on reality therapy set
for April 14-15 at Delaware Tech-
nical & Community College in
Georgetown, can help counselors,
psychologists, church leaders and
social services workers under-
stand this treatment method.
Control and reality therapy, ap-
plications and effectiveness with-
in the counseling situation will be
explored.
The course uses a combination
of group discussions, role playing
and lecture.
Instructor Sally King is a gradu:
ate of the Owens campus and
holds a degree in behavioral sci-
ence and a master's in psycholo-
gY.
Sessions meet from 9 a.m. to
4:30 p.m., Friday, April 14, and
from 8:30 a.m. to noon, Saturday,
April 15. The fee is $65. To regis-
ter, call 854-6966.
Physician News [ 00date
Dr. Delbert Kwan
earns board certification
Dr. Delbert Kwan recently
earned his board certification
from the American Board of Urol-
ogy. Kwan is also fellowship
trained to treat voiding dysfunc-
tion and urinary incontinence.
Kwan earned his bachelor's de-
gree from Co-
lumbia Uni-
versity and his
medical de-
gree from
Mount Sinai
School of
Medicine,
both in New
York. He
K'WAN
completed a
residency in general surgery and a
residency in urology at St.
Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital Cen-
ter. He also completed a fellow-
ship in female urology and pelvic
reconstruction.
EXAMPLES OF
MEDICARE
FRAUD AND
ABUSE
Billing for services or
equipment not received.
Billing for individual psy-
chotherapy when group
counseling was provided.
Altering claims to obtain a
higher payment.
Using another person's
Medicare card to obtain
medical care.
I ,.lelawar °
, IVl)edl©a I'e
" Fr'aud Alert
" 1-800-223-9074
(3all for free brochure or
presentation
This message was funded, in part, by
a grant from the Administration on Ag-
ing, Department of Health and Human
Services. The expressed views are
soMly those of the Delaware Division
of Services for Aging and Adults with
Physic Dsabnkkm.
Kwan treats a variety of urolog-
ically related conditions in adult
and pediatric urology, including
prostate disease, kidney stones,
urinary tract cancers, pelvic pain-
related conditions, sexually trans-
mitted diseases, urinary inconti-
nence and erectile dysfunction.
To make an appointment or for
more information, call 645-6448.
Fibroid tumors are extremely
common, affecting between 20
to 40% of women. No one real-
ly knows why they occur.
I see a lot of women for con-
sultation and many of them
don't need any treatment at all
for their flbroids. Time is usu-
ally the best ally. Any time that
your doctor suggests major
surgery, it's smart to under-
stand your options and get a
second opinion. While having a
hysterectomy is sometimes
medically indicated, there is
usually no rush. In fact, most
fibroids usually shrink or dis-
appear after menopause. There
are also newer treatments that
remove or destroy fibroids that
are minimally invasive. You
should make sure to explore all
treatment options with your
doctor in deciding which is best
for your particular circum-
stances. It's vitally important
that your surgeon be experi-
enced with what ever proce-
dure you choose. Not all doc-
tors are trained in the newer,
less invasive procedures and
recommend only what they
know.
Doctor Maxime G. M6ise
is a board certified Gynecologist.
431 Savannah Road,
Lewes, DE
(302) 644-9080
Accepting New Patients
Most Insurances Accepted .....
YOUR MRI OVFIONS
ARE NOW WIDE OPEN.
INTRODUCING THE NEW OPEN MRI
AT BEEBE MEDICAL CENTER
B eebe Medical Center offers two reliable choices for MRI
(Magnetic Resonance Imaging) needs:
• A new open MRI unit with the most
advanced technology available
* Beebe's existing, full-sfrength MRI
Both allow patients to receive
unsurpassed, state-of-the-artMRI
exams, according to individual
patient needs.
The existing MRI provides higher quality imaging
for most patients; however, the new Outlook Proview
MRI unit is ideal for claustrophobic and larger
patients, and patients who need images of the
spine and joints.
For more information, please call Beebe's MRI
technologist, Neal Kubala at 645-3625.
/ Kuba/a
Beebe MRI Technologist
B
Beebe
Medical
Center
LEWES, DE