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Lexington Medical Center is Seeing Patients and Resuming Outpatient Surgery

Lexington Medical Center, its physician practices and Urgent Care facilities are open and seeing patients with a number of COVID-19 precautions in place to protect health and safety during appointments.

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Understanding Coronavirus

As of today, more than 83,000 people around the world have been diagnosed with COVID-19, commonly called coronavirus.

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Coronavirus Facts and Resources

While a new type of illness can be scary, community members can protect themselves by following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations for preventing respiratory illnesses.

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Know Where to Go: Urgent Care

Cold and flu season continues in the Midlands and around the country. Inside Lexington Medical Center's network of care, there are Urgent Care facilities located around Lexington County.

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Lexington Medical Center's Coronavirus Response

Lexington Medical Center is carefully monitoring the 2019 Novel Coronavirus known as COVID-19 and referred to as "coronavirus" with multiple, local, state and federal agencies.

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Dealing with Strokes: Think F-A-S-T

When it comes to stroke, think F-A-S-T: facial drooping, arm weakness, slurred speech and time to call 9-1-1.

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ER v. Urgent Care: What's the Difference?

In the middle of cold and flu season, our hospital and physician practices stay busy.

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From Backaches to Falls ~ Preventing Holiday Injuries

The Emergency department at Lexington Medical Center gets busy this time of year with people who hurt themselves with holiday-related injuries.

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What's Too Sick for School?

It's a question parents face often during cold and flu season: when is your child too sick for school?

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Speaking of Men's Health

November is Men’s Health Month.

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