Other Service Providers
Contractor
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Contractor
A contractor who helps modify a patient’s home or vehicle to make daily life easier and safer, especially for those with disabilities or mobility challenges. Services can include building wheelchair ramps, widening doorways, installing grab bars, or adapting vehicles for easier access. Patients can expect the contractor to assess their needs and make changes that improve access and independence in their living environment.
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Home Modifications
A contractor who specializes in making changes to homes to improve safety, accessibility, and independence for people with health conditions or disabilities. They install ramps, grab bars, wider doorways, stair lifts, accessible bathrooms, and other modifications to help patients with mobility issues, recovering from surgery, or living with chronic conditions stay safe and comfortable at home.
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Vehicle Modifications
A contractor who specializes in modifying vehicles to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities or medical conditions. They install ramps, hand controls, wheelchair lifts, and other adaptive equipment to help people with mobility challenges, spinal cord injuries, or other physical limitations drive or ride safely and comfortably. Patients can expect a customized approach to make their vehicles accessible and easier to use.
Military Health Care Provider
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Military Health Care Provider
A healthcare provider who serves in the military and delivers medical care to service members, veterans, and their families. They diagnose and treat injuries and illnesses, provide routine check-ups, manage chronic conditions, offer vaccinations, and support mental health needs. Patients can expect these providers to understand the unique health challenges faced by military personnel and to deliver care in a variety of settings, including clinics, hospitals, and field environments.
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Independent Duty Corpsman
A medical professional who provides primary medical care and minor surgical services, often in military or remote settings, without direct physician supervision. An Independent Duty Corpsman treats common illnesses and injuries, manages wounds, performs physical exams, gives medications, and provides emergency care. Patients can expect thorough assessment, treatment for conditions like infections, sprains, minor fractures, and ongoing health support, especially in locations where doctors are not immediately available.
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Independent Duty Medical Technicians
A medical professional who provides primary medical care to active duty military members, often in remote or deployed settings. They can treat common illnesses and injuries, perform minor procedures, manage wounds, provide immunizations, and order basic lab tests and x-rays. Patients can expect an IDMT to take medical histories, perform physical exams, prescribe some medications, and offer basic dental care, all under the guidance of a supervising physician.
Specialist
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Specialist
A medical professional who has advanced training in a specific area of medicine and focuses on diagnosing, treating, and managing particular health conditions. Specialists often care for complex or chronic issues such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes, allergies, or bone and joint problems. Patients see a specialist for expert advice, specialized tests, or treatments that go beyond general medical care.
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Graphics Designer
A specialist who creates visual materials for healthcare organizations, such as patient education brochures, medical illustrations, and digital graphics for websites or presentations. Patients and staff can expect clear, informative visuals that help explain medical conditions, treatments, or procedures. Services include designing charts, infographics, instructional materials, and promotional content to improve communication and understanding within the healthcare setting.
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Prosthetics Case Management
A healthcare provider who helps patients who use prosthetic limbs or devices manage their care and treatment. They coordinate services such as fitting, training, and follow-up, work with doctors and therapists, and help patients adjust to life with a prosthetic. Patients can expect support for issues like limb loss, amputation recovery, prosthetic fitting, and learning to use and care for their device.
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Research Data Abstracter/Coder
A medical professional who reviews and summarizes information from patient records and research studies to ensure data is accurate and complete. They do not treat medical conditions directly but help collect and organize information that supports clinical research and quality improvement. Patients can expect this provider to handle their health data with confidentiality, making sure research studies are based on reliable and thorough medical information.
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Research Study
A medical professional who designs, organizes, and manages research studies to improve healthcare knowledge and treatments. They guide patients through the research process, explain study details, and ensure safety and ethical standards are met. Services include enrolling participants, collecting data, monitoring progress, and answering questions about studies. Patients can expect support, clear communication, and careful oversight while participating in clinical trials or other health research projects.
Veterinarian
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Veterinarian
A medical professional who cares for the health of animals by diagnosing illnesses, providing vaccinations, performing surgeries, and treating injuries or diseases. Veterinarians commonly help with preventive care, dental cleanings, emergency care, and advice on nutrition and behavior. Patients and pet owners can expect veterinarians to offer check-ups, prescribe medications, and support both routine and urgent animal health needs.
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Medical Research
A veterinarian who focuses on medical research, working with animals to study diseases, develop new treatments, and improve animal and human health. They monitor animal health during research, ensure ethical treatment, and help design studies to advance medical knowledge. Patients can expect this provider to oversee the care of research animals, ensure their well-being, and contribute to scientific discoveries that may lead to new therapies for both animals and people.