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IRS Note: A medical practice should keep appointment books for at least three to seven years. This period mirrors the various IRS statues of limiation. Appointment logs may be necessary in the event of an IRS examination.

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Special program helps Memorial physical therapy patients Wednesday, November 19, 2008 at 9:18 p.m. For patients needing physical therapy the journey can be a long process.
New physical therapist Emily Herndon opens her doors in Plains Even though Emily Herndon is originally from a town called Boring, Ore. her life has been anything but as her schooling and work has taken her from Oregon to Kentucky to California and finally now to Plains.
Horse of a different color A barn probably is the last place that comes to mind when considering an ideal environment for therapy.
What physical therapy can do for you And all too often, the quick fix saves time yet sacrifices quality. When it comes to physical health, especially pain, most of us are guilty of seeking out the "magic pill" to make symptoms go away rather than ...
Update on Frank I wanted to be sure that all blogfans saw the comment posted by Karen Fanning updating us on Frank's condition.

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