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The ED reimbursement landscape is rapidly changing. Attend this May 11 webinar (11 a.m. PT) to get new insights and updates to the reimbursement and coding rules that might have changed since January.
https://www.acep.org/master-calendar/industry-updates3/

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FREE Pfizer vaccine! Open to the public until 4pm today. NO ID required. Translators on site. 4500 NE 122nd Ave.

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Oregon ACEP Updates - April 26th - https://mailchi.mp/563dcd8f5148/oregon-acep-updates-april-26th

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Legislative Update – Week of April 26 2021 https://oregonacep.org/legislative-update-week-of-april-26-2021/

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Button batteries can be found in many things, including flashlights, keychains, toys with lights/sounds, thermometers, remotes, flameless candles & hearing aids. Watch children carefully around any such device, and make sure caregivers know the risks.

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Button battery injuries can be hard to diagnose if caregivers don't know the battery was swallowed. Keep batteries and products containing these batteries up and away and out of reach of kids. #ButtonBatteries #InjuryPrevention #Kids https://ktvz.com/health/2021/04/13/se-oregon-toddler-faces-serious-medical-issues-after-swallowing-tiny-battery/

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