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OPTIONAL MASKING at Cadillac Family Physicians:

Effective 4/10/2023, Cadillac Family Physicians began optional masking for Providers, Patients, and Staff.  When scheduling an appointment, you will still be asked if you have any known upper respiratory symptoms.  If so, you will be scheduled with a Provider in our private entrance exam room or offered a virtual visit.
Masks are required in the private entrance exam rooms due to the possibility of contagious symptoms.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.  – Cadillac Family Physicians Team.

Advance Care Planning Workshops

Munson Healthcare announces Virtual Advanced Care Planning Workshops.

Medical issues sometimes arise that create confusion and uncertainty for patients, their families, and medical staff. Everyone wants to do the right thing – but in some cases, it’s not always clear what the right decision is. A little planning now will save those dearest to your heart unneeded stress later. Attend an advance care planning workshop to get your advance care planning process started.

90 minute workshops are offered and Include:

  1. The advance care planning workbook with step by step instructions for your advance care planning needs.
  2. Information about understand the importance of talking with loved ones about healthcare decisions.
  3. Guidance for choosing someone you trust to speak for you if you become too sick to speak for yourself.
  4. A page by page walk through of an advance directive so you know how to put your wishes in writing.
    Follow this LINK to register for a 90 minute Virtual Advance Care Planning Workshop.

Health Workshops

What is a stroke?

Learn more about what happens during a stroke in this Munson Minute

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Long Covid Support Group offered by Munson Healthcare

Follow THIS LINK to learn more and sign up.

Most people recover from COVID-19 within 2 weeks but a smaller cohort of survivors experience prolonged health-related issues. These “Long-COVID” or Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 (PASC) patients experience a range of symptoms: fatigue, brain fog, shortness of breath, joint pain, depression, hair loss, chest pain and other reported symptoms. 

These symptoms can range from mild to incapacitating and can be incredibly disruptive to a person’s life. This group is designed to support those patients who do not fully recover. 

At the meetings, Munson Healthcare staff and other experts will share the latest information and provide practical guidance for addressing the most common symptoms. 

Sessions are held the first Thursday of each month from 5 – 6:30 pm via Zoom. Participation is free. Registration is required. Participants must register for each meeting they wish to attend.

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Beware of SCAM Calls


Dear valued patients,
Today (Friday, 2/11/22) we have received reports of a scam caller posing as Cadillac Family Physicians.  So that you are informed and aware, the caller will refer to a medical procedure, your insurance, or medicare.   They may or may not use your name and they may refer to your Medical Provider.  If you receive a call that seems suspicious please hang up immediately. DO NOT disclose personal information or provide any account information to the caller.  Cadillac Family Physicians will not ask you for confidential information on an outgoing call.  This SCAM has been reported to Michigan State Police.  If you have questions about a procedure please contact our office.  Our priority as your Patient-Centered Medical Home is patient confidentiality. 
Sincerely,
Your Medical Providers at Cadillac Family Physicians

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8 Tips to Avoid Winter Falls

Shared from the Munson Healthcare Blog. Winter brings slippery conditions, follow these tips for success!

Safe Walking Tips

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  1. Wear smart footwear. Avoid high heels and shoes with smooth soles. Flat shoes or boots with good traction are the way to go!  
  2. Be careful when exiting your vehicle or a building. Your footwear is warm and will be very slippery when you step on the snow or ice. Use your vehicle for support when exiting your car.
  3. Be careful when entering a building. Remove as much snow from your shoes as possible.  Remember that wet shoes plus a tile floor equals a slippery situation.
  4. Walk like a penguin. It may sound funny, but you don’t see these ice dwelling waddlers falling. Bend slightly and walk flat-footed. Keep your knees relaxed. Point your toes out and take small steps.
  5. Keep your hands free. If you have items to carry, use a backpack. Keep your hands out of your pockets and ready to help with your balance.
  6. Take your time. Give yourself a few extra minutes to get where you’re going. Rushing or running could be your downfall (literally).
  7. Be aware of your surroundings. Keep a lookout for black ice, snow-covered ice, uneven surfaces, and unsalted areas. Focus your attention on walking and put your phone away.
  8. Be prepared to fall. This may sound contradictory, but if it’s going to happen, here’s how to do it: Relax your muscles and fall on your side. Try to avoid landing on your hands, knees, or back. 

    Follow THIS LINK for a fun video.
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