Minnesota Monthly Magazine - 6 Lakeview Physicians Named the "Best Doctors for Women"
In the October 2011 edition of the Minnesota Monthly Magazine you’ll find the annual guide for the area’s best physicians for women - as selected by their peers. More than 10,000 doctors and medical professionals in the Twin Cities were asked to name the physicians they’d recommend to their wives, daughters and female family members and friends. Congratulations to the Lakeview Clinic physicians who are listed as a Top Doctor for Women:
Audrey A. Fox, M.D. Mark R. LaRose, M.D. Tara L. McMichael, M.D. Amy J. Meath, M.D. Dawn M. Stapleton, M.D. Amy K. Whitson, M.D.[View]
Essure is a permanent birth control procedure that works with your body to create a natural barrier against pregnancy. This gentle procedure can be performed in a doctor's office in less than an hour.
-No cutting
-Does not require general anesthesia
-Rapid recovery
-No hormones
-Short procedure time
Please call us at 952-442-4461 to make an appointment to discuss this procedure with one of our qualified OB/GYN physicians.[View]
Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine - Top Doctors 2011
Each year Minneapolis St. Paul magazine polls 5,000 doctors and 5,000 nurses as to who they would go to for medical care. Ensuring a fair and unbiased outcome, these professionals are randomly selected from the ten-county metro area using the Minnesota Mailing List Service from the State of Minnesota’s list of licensed physicians and nurses. The physicians that receive the top 15% of votes make the Top Doctors list. Congratulations to the following Lakeview Clinic physicians who made the Top Doctor list:
Sandra Z. Beulke, M.D. Todd D. Elftmann, M.D. Audrey A. Fox, M.D. Katherine K. Hackett, M.D. Todd A. Holcomb, M.D. Mark R. LaRose, M.D. Amy J. Meath, M.D. Murali V. Srinivasan, M.D. Neil M. Skemp, M.D. S. Scott Standa, M.D. Jeffry Twidwell, M.D. [View]
Child Car Seat Safety
Only 30 percent of MN children ages 4 to 8 are properly restrained in a booster seat. Right now, the law only requires safety seats for kids younger than 4 years old. Booster seats keep kids safer because shoulder belts often hit kids across the face or neck and prompt them to place the strap beneath their arm or behind their back.
Odds of injury are 59 percent lower for kids between ages 4 and 7 for children who are in booster seats compared to seat belts. [View]