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stanley thermobecher eral Hospital will continue to operate its nurse practitioner clinic to care for patients in need of a family physician.After recent discussions with the North Simcoe Muskoka Local Health Integration Network LHIN , a decision was made to continue this clinic after 15 years in operation.When GBGH opened the clinic in 2002, it was intended to provide temporary care and help clients transition to a permanent family physician in the community. Fortunately for patients, the area has welcomed many new physicians in the past several years, enabling a lot of patients to transition to a permanent family doctor.聽
stanley mug ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Through GBGHs discussions with the LHIN, it was agreed there are still important benefits to keeping the clinic operating, so funding will stay in place to keep it running. The clinic provid
stanley cup es several benefits to both patients and the hospital, says Lisa Ladouceur, a nurse practitioner at the clinic. It reduces聽emergency department visits because patients have consistent monitoring of their health, enabling more serious issues to be caught before an emergency visit is needed. It also improves timely discharges as physicians who would be hesitant to discharge patients from the hospital knowing they dont have a family physician to provide followup care, now know the clinic is available to provide this care, reducing their chance of re-admission to the hospital. ARTICLE C Kauy Security guards kill armed man at casino-resort, police say
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stanley cup 0 of other parts of the GTA, which could play into the potential of double-digit sales price declines in the core in the first quarter of next year, says Shaun Hildebrand, president of market research firm Urbanation.A glut of re-sale listings and pre-construction projects are hitting the market at a time when there are f
stanley polska ewer tenants in the core, and a price correction is likely but wont necessarily be prolonged if the pandemic fades as a health and economic concern, he said on Wednesday. This is a prime example of h
stanley mug ow COVID is causing market distortions, said Hildebrand. This tells you the market is pricing in no premium for downtown living right now, which is understandable given whats happening. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A lack of immigrants, post-secondary students and office workers, who normally rent downtown, means landlords are now competing for tenants. Its a dramatic turnaround from a few months ago when renters were the ones bidding up the monthly cost of downtown leases.The average third-quarter rent downtown was $2,283. In the rest of the region, it was $2,229. Normally the difference is closer to $400, said Hildebrand. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Urbanation reported a fourth straight month of downtown rent declines in August 鈥?an annual drop of 9.5 per cent that was the steepest since 2010.Although sales rose 11 per cent
