Dental Care - Freed dental care comes to county schools (Newport News-Times) Lincoln
Freed dental care comes to county schools (Newport News-Times)
Lincoln County health care professionals are smiling and saying "Ah" about a multifaceted, collaborative effort to provide much-needed dental services for school-aged children and adolescents, who might otherwise go without dental care.
Health Care for Kids program launches in Santa Clara River Valley (Santa Paula Times)
Sponsored by the Ventura County Health Care Agency and Human Services Agency, Health Care for Kids, a program that provides access to low-cost or no-cost health care for Ventura County s children and teens, will celebrate its launch on Wednesday, November 16 at 3 p.m.
Ohio Dental Association Works to Brighten Senior Smiles (U.S. Newswire via Yahoo! News)
A new oral health initiative of the Ohio Dental Association, Smiles For Seniors, is helping health professionals and social agencies spread smiles to the older adults they serve. Hundreds of health professionals and staff with agencies/associations that serve the older adult population have begun to implement Smiles For Seniors as one of their standard staff in-service, resident and
Oregon Dental Foundation grant supports dental van (Newport News-Times)
The Oregon Dental Foundation awarded a grant in its fall 2005 cycle in the amount of $2,000 to bring the NW Medical Teams Dental Van program to Lincoln City.
Delta Dental assists Benton free clinic (Benton Courier)
The board of directors of Delta Dental of Arkansas has awarded a $5,000 grant to the Christian Community Care Clinic for the purchase of dental equipment.
Cartayas: Care Clinic volunteers of the year (Benton Courier)
Dr. Dan and Linda Cartaya of Benton have been named co-volunteers of the year for the Christian Community Care Clinic, a local nonprofit health care ministry.
American Mobile Dental Corp. Announces Release of Audited Financials (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
MAMARONECK, N.Y.----Dec. 9, 2005--American Mobile Dental Corp., announced today that they have posted their audited financials on pinksheets.com for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2005.
Meeting medical needs: Local health care providers help new evacuees at Lonsdale (Benton Courier)
Medical care turned out to be the most critical need of the 300-plus Hurricane Katrina victims who arrived last week at Springlake Baptist Assembly, relief volunteers report.
Dental services needed in Beloit (Beloit Daily News)
Although dental care options have increased in Beloit since 2003, literally hundreds of Beloit residents still suffer from the lack of dental care. The problem remains enormous, explains Linda Dalton, Interim Health Officer at the City of Beloit Health Department.
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