Knock Knock Doc

Jan 2006  She planned to swim with dolphins and take her 14-year-old son to theme parks but worried that an infection was festering.
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Brain Repair and Regeneration are Possible! Children's Neurobiological Solutions Foundation (CNS) is forging a new field of medical science: the neurobiology of children with disabilities ? Read More...

June 2004:  The Basics For The Rich, VIP health care. House calls, next-day appointments, even your doctor's home phone number. How much for the deluxe treatment? Try a fee of as much as $20,000 a year. Read More...

June 2004  Stem Cells and the body: What are they, where do they come from and how do they work?
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May, 2008  Return of The House Call: When Veronique Mastey had her second child, the baby's shallow breathing and lack of appetite alerted her that something was wrong.
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March 16, 2003  The House Call Makes A Comeback: You're sick, it's the middle of the night, and you can't wait until morning to go to the doctor. Do you gut it out or go to the emergency room?
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January 15, 2003  House calls are their bag: You're sick, it's the middle of the night, and you can't wait until morning to go to the doctor. Do you gut it out or go to the emergency room?
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November 4th 2002  House Calls by Doctors, revisited: Popularity rises among elderly Medicare patients and those who can afford to pay extra
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Patient Power: 'Above and Beyond Just Doctoring' Wayne Guglielmo There's no shortage of doctors in Pittsburgh. And with her good health coverage, Meredith Wills could see almost any of them. But the 25-year-old law-school grad prefers to visit nurse practitioner Mona Counts in Mt. Morris, Pa., a 55-mile drive south. Wills has nothing against doctors. She simply likes Counts' combination of medical skills and down-to-earth manner.
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