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http://www.newsadvance.com/news/local/l ... 63d20.html

Really excited about this part of the article:

During a delay in construction on the west portion of the building, though, officials determined the school had a greater-than-expected need for clinical research space.

Awesome. Next step: paramedic units on campus

2 should be good for now, one on either end, rotate crews thru

Truthfully I'd like to see LU partner with CVCC in order to create a program for paramedics/emergency medicine.

Also a good idea

Could also look to get regional status to back LFD or at least second due status in that local

I've only been whining about this for a decade tho

I am wondering about the association with Centra. Centra also has a Residency Program as well, so I hope they can hammer out the details with them. CVFP would also be a good Partner. I think it is a very smart move to put the clinic where they did. As odd as it sounds,mot will be more inviting for people in the community located where it is now. They mentioned a sliding fee scale so it makes me wonder if they are going to be Fee For Service or are they going to take Insurance. If so, will they be taking Medicaid Plans and ACA Plans

Purple Haize wrote:I am wondering about the association with Centra. Centra also has a Residency Program as well, so I hope they can hammer out the details with them. CVFP would also be a good Partner. I think it is a very smart move to put the clinic where they did. As odd as it sounds,mot will be more inviting for people in the community located where it is now. They mentioned a sliding fee scale so it makes me wonder if they are going to be Fee For Service or are they going to take Insurance. If so, will they be taking Medicaid Plans and ACA Plans

Sounds to me like they will be doing something similar to the Community Service Boards, ie: accept Medicaid and other insurance when the patient has it and charge a sliding fee based on income when they don't.

Didn't even know they owned the Northern Tool space. Actually didn't even know Northern Tool was no longer open. That's a good spot, Physician's Treatment Center is always slammed. I stopped going there when I needed to go to the doctor because I got tired of waiting for ages.

olldflame wrote:

Purple Haize wrote:I am wondering about the association with Centra. Centra also has a Residency Program as well, so I hope they can hammer out the details with them. CVFP would also be a good Partner. I think it is a very smart move to put the clinic where they did. As odd as it sounds,mot will be more inviting for people in the community located where it is now. They mentioned a sliding fee scale so it makes me wonder if they are going to be Fee For Service or are they going to take Insurance. If so, will they be taking Medicaid Plans and ACA Plans

Sounds to me like they will be doing something similar to the Community Service Boards, ie: accept Medicaid and other insurance when the patient has it and charge a sliding fee based on income when they don't.

That's my question. The support staff needed to process Medicaid claims is greater than with Private Insurance. It's why there are only 3 or so Primary Care places that accept it

lynchburgwildcats wrote:Didn't even know they owned the Northern Tool space. Actually didn't even know Northern Tool was no longer open..

If it is closed, it was very recent and without warning. I was there two weeks ago. It may be another example of poor journalism... Perhaps they meant "former site of Harris Teeter."

Northern Tool is still open. Went there during lunch today. A while ago, Northern split their space in two and remained in the lower section while the upper one, closer to Kmart was remodeled. They now occupy only that section. LU is tasking the lower section for the clinic.

alabama24 wrote:

lynchburgwildcats wrote:Perhaps they meant "former site of Harris Teeter."

There used to be a Harris Teeter in Lynchburg? When was it here?

justin414 wrote:

alabama24 wrote:

lynchburgwildcats wrote:Perhaps they meant "former site of Harris Teeter."

There used to be a Harris Teeter in Lynchburg? When was it here?

A long, long time ago...not just in Lynchburg, but in Appomattox and Farmville too. Most got converted to Krogers, which has now actually bought out Harris Teeter.

There were several H-T back in the day. In Boonsboro and the Waterlick plaza as well as next to Kmart. May have been another one or two, can't recall. Kroger bought the stores in the late '90's or early 2000's.

We have a Kroger and a Harris Teeter within about 4 blocks of each other and a Kroger Marketplace recently opened near my house with another one set to open in December

BJWilliams wrote:We have a Kroger and a Harris Teeter within about 4 blocks of each other and a Kroger Marketplace recently opened near my house with another one set to open in December

Don't remind me...I miss VA Beach (H-T, Farm Fresh, Starbucks and a bank all essentially within one block...plus Buffalo Wild Wings, local bakery, local brew pub and CVS on the first floor of my apartment building and right across the street from the beach and King Neptune park).

Now back on topic...how about that new primary care clinic and the need for paramedic units on campus?

flamehunter wrote:Northern Tool is still open. Went there during lunch today. A while ago, Northern split their space in two and remained in the lower section while the upper one, closer to Kmart was remodeled. They now occupy only that section. LU is tasking the lower section for the clinic.

Ah, thanks for the info.

Everytime I hear Paramedic I'm visualizing PA in a dark room binge watching this.


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Rampart 1...

For some reason, the episode that I still remember was one where a lady had a stroke because she had wrapped her body in cellophane to lose weight... I think. Always thought their Dodge was cool.

Purple Haize wrote:Everytime I hear Paramedic I'm visualizing PA in a dark room binge watching this.


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My kids watch this show on MeTV. They really like all the old stuff, and are pretty obsessed with CHiPs at the moment. But, I mean, who wouldn't be, you get at least one car flip every episode and everything explodes on contact.