Sentence examples for opened clinics from inspiring English sources

Some Alzheimer's centers have opened clinics in Latino neighborhoods.

Starting in the late nineties, in plain view of Pennsylvania officials, Brigham opened clinics in Allentown, Erie, State College, and Pittsburgh.

Mr. Espada founded Soundview in 1978 and later opened clinics across the South Bronx, establishing a seat of power that helped propel him into office.

A16 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Medical Clinics FinancialFeeling a Financial Pinch A small health care revolution that has brought dozens of badly needed family doctors to newly opened clinics in New York City's poorest neighborhoods is beginning to unravel, health and hospital experts say.

"Many medical assistants and nurses have opened clinics where they prescribe all types of medicines including those that can cause addiction or lead to serious side effects.

To address this problem, the Guatemalan government, with World Bank funding, opened clinics with 24-h labor and delivery care known as C entros de Atención Permanente (CAPs) throughout the country [ 14].

In 1919, he and his wife, Martha, moved to South Bend, Indiana to join a newly opened clinic.

He concentrated on opening clinics in Baltimore, Virginia Beach, and Phillipsburg, New Jersey.

An American-run program in Mozambique has been told to stop opening clinics.

But so does building schools, training teachers and opening clinics, all of which are being done at the local level throughout Africa.

Dr. Boisselier of Clonaid said Friday that the company planned to produce 20 more clones in 2003 and hoped to open clinics on every continent.