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> «6» «a'«», 4k—. J Page 4, Portland Observer, February 5, 1986 METROPOLITAN OLYMPIAN FITNESS CENTER Kaiser Permanente Completes Facility Expansion and Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Cancer Program ÎCfjc Kaiser Permanente. the region's largest health tare provider, has re cently completed a $440. (XX) construe lio n project which included expansion o f its O ntology (cancer) Treatment Center and other portions ol its Health Center East Medical Offices Expansion o f the facility was neces vary because of increases in Kaiser hrm ianente's membership and in creased necessity for cancer treatment services Dr. T illo rd points out that Kaiser Permanente oilers one o f the most comprehensive cancer treatment prog rams in the region " I l all began 2$ years ago with Ihc establishment o f our Tumor Registry, he said "T h e Registry gives us a centralized record o l all our cancer patients so we can make sure appropriate, organized followup occurs " Since the heginmng of the program a number o f new technologies have ex panded the capability for early detec tion as well as treatment options fillo rd credits Kaiser Pcrmanente’s Andrew Glass. M I) as a key player in developing Kaiser Perrnancnte's prog ram " D r Glass pioneered a new ap proach based on the pilosophy that the best way to develop a quality cancer care program is (Ioactively participate) in national study groups This enables the physician to stay abreast ol the most current information on the subject " " A s a result, our patients benefit by receiving care from physicians who are knowledgeable o f the most up-to-date cancer management systems "Cancer care is received at several of p ij o c n íx (Club For OLYMPIAN FITNESS CENTER racecssfbl. Let'» understand that in order Io develop and maintain anything on earth you must feed it. clean it, use or exercise it and restore it. by allowing it to rest or relax There are other things involved but these arc the basics Y'ou know w hat' Just about everybody understands these principles when it comes to taking care ol their small children, pels, (arm animal and property But when it comes to taking care ot their mind, body and spirit their understanding (alls short le t me tell sou now . that in order to maintain and develop a STRONG SPIRIT . u Q U IC K SH ARP M IN D , and a ID M l IIY BODY you must do exactly the same thing as w ith your small children, pets, (anti animals and yaw property, you mu»i FEED, C l f AN, f \ f R( is f and RESTORE Y O l H I I I M AN SPIR IT. Y O l R H l M AN M IN D a n d Y O l R H I M AN BODY, daily. In future publications I will tell you how. Keep this publication for future reference O ly m p ia F itn ess C e n te r Oregon Rep. Margaret Carter <D-North Portland) studies graph outlining increased demand and services for cancer treatment provided by Kaiser Permanentr our facilities in addition to the Oncol ogy Ircatmcnt Center and involves close coordination among medical on cologists, radiologic oncologists, on cology pharmacists, specially trained nurses, the Hospice program, social workers and our cancer counseling program Conference Portland published by Remember last month's newsletter ' W ell. this one takes up where that one left o ff How does a human being go about developing a STRONG H l M A N S P IR IT . a Q l IC K SHARP M IN D , » HE A LTH A B E A U T IE I I BODY AND A l l. H I E M ATER I AL PROPERTY one needs to feel secure and Business Boosters Conducting Ihc North Northeast Business Boos ters is conducting its 2nd Annual Economic Development Conference entitled "N o rth Northeast Portland I he Secret is O u t" tor North Northeast businesses and community leader* on Saturday. Eehruary 8, 1986, at Portland Community College Cascade Campus, Cascade Hall, 705 N Killtngsworth beginning at 9 (X) a m The purpose o f the conference is to establish realistic action plans to market and improve the hu uncss and commun tty environment lor North Northeast M in d O v e r M a t t e r N e w s le tte r Mayor " B u d " Clark w ill give the Welcoming /Address Rep Margaret Carter ol the IKth Legislative District, and Alanna Probst o f "B u y Oregon" are among other dignitaries scheduled to speak to conferees Focus Panel Groups w ill address such areas as Tourism. Marketing North-Northeast Portland, Networking North Northeast Business Products and Services and other topics ot interest to the business and community populace There is no fee Further information can he obtained by calling Gloria f uller in the Booster office. 240-5323 Community Host Valentine’s over the past 25 years. Explaining graph is David I ilford, M .D ., chairman of Kaiser Permanente’* Oncology (cancer) Department. "K a ise r fVrmanente'v prepaid group practice structure allows us Io offer this comprehensive team approach in the treatment o f each one o f our Health Plan members," he said In addition to the acknowledgement o f the Cancer Program, the opening ol a Nurse Treatment Center and Member ship Services Center were also celeb rated at Health Center East Kaiser Permanente is a prepaid group practice halth care program serving more than 286,000 members in the Portland and Salem areas o f Oregon, and the Vancouver and Longview Kelso areas of Washington Private Membership n o w ♦99 one year call 287-9883 1829 N.E. ALBERTA HOW TO W IN ENOUGH MONEY TO LIVE LIKE A KING. Dance for U.S. Navy Ihc Welcome the Navy and Coast Guard Committee. M ille r Beer. The Navy League. Port ol Portland. 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