Advanced ICU Care, St. Louis MO | Nearby Businesses

999 Executive Parkway Dr Ste 210
St. Louis, MO 63141-6336

Integration: Our comprehensive design leads the industry through seamless data sharing across the entire medical record and billing system, meeting today’s standards of practice. Intuitive: By utilizing the conveniently located touch screen kiosks and utilizing cloud-based technology, caregivers will capture accurate resident care information from where ever they are. Profitability: Our intuitive BlueStrata EHR assists the facilities with compliance and profitability and enables the care providers to focus the back on the residents.

On the Campus of Barnes Jewish West County Hospital

Internal medicine is the medical specialty for the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of adult diseases. At Washington University Complete Care, we bring to patients a complete understanding of wellness: from disease prevention and promotion of health, to diagnosis and treatment of both simple and complex illnesses. We offer patients expert and compassionate care in a comfortable West County location. For more information or appointments, call (314) 996-8103.

Exceptional care comes in all sizes. Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital is small and personal while being large in skill and resources. You'll have access to world class physicians including Washington University Physicians, BJC Medical Group and private practice physicians along with technology that you'd expect from a leader like Barnes-Jewish. And with our West County location, you can take comfort in knowing that leading-edge medicine is right in Creve Coeur. And if you ever require it, you have immediate access to the full services of Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Disclaimer: by participating in this social media forum, you acknowledge and agree that you may be voluntarily sharing aspects of your protected health information, as that term is defined by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 and its supporting regulations, and that BJC is not responsible for the release of this information within this forum, nor does BJC represent that this information is accurate. Any information you receive through this forum does not constitute medical advice, medical recommendations, diagnosis or treatment. Do not rely on the information in this forum in place of seeking professional medical advice. BJC HealthCare, its providers and affiliated entities shall not be responsible or liable for any advice, arranging for a course of treatment or follow-up treatment, diagnosis or any other information that you obtain through this forum. You are encouraged to talk to your doctor with regard to information contained within this forum. Reliance on any information within this forum is solely at your own risk. Please be aware that you may be identifying yourself to others in this forum who may seek to contact you based on the information provided here.”

Facts About Becoming a Research Volunteer at Mercy Health Research Medical research is necessary if physicians are to develop new medicines and treatments for human diseases. Testing the effects of new medicines on people is vital – and required by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Volunteers play a crucial role in advancing medicine. Every year, thousands of human volunteers help bring new therapies to the general public. Mercy Health Research, a division of Mercy Health, wants everyone to understand how research works. By learning the facts, people may see for themselves the safeguards that exist to protect volunteers, and decide if participation in a medical study is right for them. To ensure that potential study volunteers understand the process fully, Mercy Health Research requires each to complete several steps: Step One: Call Mercy Health Research. You will speak to a research coordinator, who will ask you a series of questions to determine if you are eligible to enter a particular study. This is called the ”screening process.” Step Two: Schedule A Visit. Once you pass the screening, the research coordinator will schedule you for an appointment to visit Mercy Health Research. There, you will learn more about the study – and research in general – so you may determine if becoming a research volunteer is right for you. Step Three: Provide Informed Consent. During your visit, you will be given a consent form to review. It is very important that you read and understand this form before proceeding further. The consent form explains who is sponsoring the study, who is allowed to join, how the study is designed, how many study-related office visits are required and the risks involved in the research. The FDA requires that you give your informed consent before any study-related procedures are performed. Signing the consent form is the final step before you are permitted to participate. Informed consent makes it clear that you are joining a research project on a completely voluntary basis. You cannot be forced to participate in a medical study against your will. Mercy Health Research will not be upset or unhappy with you if you decide not to sign the informed consent. In addition, you are not obligated to continue in a study if you feel it is not right for you.

BHR Worldwide provides remote behavioral health services and we are staffed entirely with Masters degreed clinicians. We offer innovative approaches to assessment, intake, crisis intervention and call handling. BHR Worldwide helps increase client access to your facility and decrease expenses.We provide services to clients as varied as community and state mental health centers, Hospitals, Managed Care organizations, in-patient and out-patient substance abuse facilities, regional and national employee assistance programs. Our systems are designed and our staff is selected and trained to provide professional, culturally sensitive and immediate clinical assistance. BHR Worldwide specializes in providing customized behavioral health service that meet our clients needs.