Cowles, Wendy H NP

Regional Medical Center at Lubec, established in 1971, is a nonprofit community health center offering medical assistance and health care services to patients. The center provides a variety of clinical services, including diagnostic laboratory, physical and occupational therapies, pulmonary rehabilitation, respiratory therapy, discharge planning, pharmacy and patient education. It provides diagnosis and treatment for various diseases, including heart, cardiovascular, diabetes, and ear, throat and nose infections. The center provides home aide services that include personal care and hygiene, house keeping, meal preparation, dressing and grooming and respiratory care. It also undertakes case management for teen pregnancy prevention and planning, telemedicine and community-based services. The center is located in Lubec, Maine.

The Pleasant Point Health Center, established by the Tribal Government, provides comprehensive healthcare services to eligible members of Federally Recognized American Indians and Alaska Natives, ensuring access to a wide range of medical care without the need for extensive travel. Funded through the Indian Health Services and additional third-party payers, the center offers services including general medicine, dental care, behavioral health, and specialty clinics. Generated from the website