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December 2016:

New Year Changes

December / 15 / 2016

Patient-Centered Changes in 2017

Thank you for being a patient of Miller Sports & Wellness! We have some exciting enhancements coming to our office after the new year:

Online scheduling
Requesting appointments reduces booking incorrect appointment types, and helps providers stay on time to see you on time.
Kiosk check-in
Eliminates hand-written forms, reduces intake time with providers, and gets you to your appointment faster.
New Provider Software
Expedites check out time, and documentation time for providers which means more time with your provider during your appointment.
New Services
Stay tuned for additional providers and services joining our office this January.

Change can be daunting, but we know these changes will benefit all of our patients and enhance the experience you have with our providers and office staff.

IN THIS ISSUE:

It's the most wonderful time of the year and our 2016 Holiday Hours are here!

Our office is closing Monday, December 26, 2016 in honor of Christmas.

The following week, hours are by appointment only. Book your appointment in advance; same day appointments will be as rare as a Santa Claus sighting on December 26th!

On January 2, 2017 our office is closing in honor of New Year's. Dr Miller and Ryan Lowery will have extended hours on Tuesday, January 3, 2017.

This holiday season, our providers are taking vacations. Both Dr Miller and Ryan Lowery will have modified schedules over the next few weeks. Please call our office to get your end of year appointments booked (262) 366-3655 or schedule online.

Happy Holidays!

Now Hiring

Looking for a highly motivated, self-driven licensed musculoskeletal health professional to join our team. Practice in a busy, private clinical setting caring for a variety of injuries, conditions and patient types.
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December Video Blog: Is Football Dead? Part 2 - Concussions in American Football; Is this the end of football as we know it?

This month's Vlog demonstrates the difference between forces which cause concussion, the inherent risk of concussions in football, and the effects football can have on youth athletes' brain health. Our concussion expert, Ryan Lowery, Certified Athletic Trainer, weighs in on the football's inherent risks.

Watch our Vlog

Elizabeth Hoffman of Hands On, Inc has moved her office to:

2363 S 102nd Street, Suite 204, West Allis, WI 53227

This month's highlights from our Social Media channels:

Questions? Comments?

Miller Sports & Wellness

Phone (262) 366-3655

staff@millerswc.com