Meet Izetta Renee. She was born at 12:41 a.m., just after the New Year. She is the first baby born in 2020 at JRMC.
Every year, we plan for our firsts, like baby Izetta, but also like Kari. Her birthday was different. It was to celebrate starting her life again, cancer-free.
Your gift for Giving Hearts Day makes these moments possible 365 days of the year.
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Avoid oops, watch hoops this March
The NCAA basketball tournament and vasectomies: What do they have in common? The answer might make you blush, but the ball is in your court. If a vasectomy is in
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Vasectomies: six things to know
This basketball season, nets aren’t the only thing getting cut. Many men schedule their vasectomies too. [maxbutton id="47" url="https://jrmcnd.com/schedule-a-vasectomy/#schedule-appointment" text="MAKE AN APPOINTMENT" ] For men considering permanent birth control, March is a great time,
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March is perfect for vasectomies
The NCAA basketball tournament and vasectomies: What do they have in common? The answer is may make you blush, but the ball is in your court. [maxbutton id="47" url="https://jrmcnd.com/schedule-a-vasectomy/#schedule-appointment" text="MAKE AN APPOINTMENT" ] If a
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Vasectomy: what’s the cost?
No-scalpel vasectomy is a cut above the rest, said JRMC Urologist Dr. Robert Bates. That’s because, in addition to being safer and more efficient, no-scalpel vasectomies are also less expensive. [maxbutton id="47" url="https://jrmcnd.com/schedule-a-vasectomy/#schedule-appointment"
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Traditional vs. no-scalpel vasectomy
Traditional vs. no-scalpel vasectomy. Does it really matter? To clarify, the answer is yes. Vasectomies are a permanent form of male birth control. They have originally performed in an operating room under anesthesia. And,
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