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Kaiser Health News When Tom Becker was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat in March 2020, the 60-year-old EMS helicopter pilot from Washington, Missouri, worried he would never fly again. But his cardiologist, Dr. Christopher Allen, had served in the Air Force and knew aviation physiology. So Becker felt reassured when Allen told him he didn’t expect any problems, because Becker was still fairly young. Allen told Becker — who lives about 50 minutes away from his office at Mercy Hospital South, near St. Louis — that Becker could call his cellphone with any concerns and meet with him vi...
Posted By Eric Berger on Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 10:53 AM click to enlarge MERCY St. Louis-based Catholic health system Mercy became a pioneer in telehealth in 2015 when it opened a virtual care center in Chesterfield. This story was originally published by Kaiser Health News. When Tom Becker was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat in March 2020, the 60-year-old E...
Virtual care spreads in Missouri health system, home to ‘hospital without beds’ When Tom Becker was diagnosed with an irregular heartbeat in March 2020, the 60-year-old EMS helicopter pilot from Washington, Missouri, worried he would never fly again. But his cardiologist, Dr. Christopher Allen, had served in the Air Force and knew aviation physiology. So Becker felt reassured when Allen told him he didn't expect any problems, because Becker was still fairly young. Allen told Becker — who lives about 50 minutes away from his office at Mercy Hospital South, near St. Louis — that Becker ...
Venice Theatre opens for spring season By Ben Kramer | March 6, 2021 at 8:40 AM EST - Updated March 6 at 9:10 AM VENICE, Fla. (WWSB) - The Venice Theatre will be opening its door for the second time since the Coronavirus shut down almost all performing arts centers across the county. Beginning March 26th, the theater will present a new series of live shows in its Jervey Theatre. The first performance will be an original cabaret from Michelle Kasanofsky titled “2020: The Year That Almost Was.” Producing Executive Director Murray Chase says, “Things will continue to be different for ...