By frustratededucator February 20, 2014
This 'school' is more concerned about their therapy (business) than the non-profit education aspect. It is obvious that there is a HUGE disconnect between therapy and education. The teachers and therapists work together as much as they can however this place is disorganized and no one seems to have the same information. Therapy schedules are changed constantly, parents are never notified and teachers have students in and out of their classroom disrupting the education portion. The teachers are extremely patient, educated and hard working. They dedicate their time outside of school as well as paycheck to compensate for what the school extremely lacks. Teachers have no budget, no art supplies and never see a dime of the tuition that is put in place for books and curriculum. The Founder is more concerned about the 'appearance' of the school and her reputation and makes decisions solely based how she wants things to be- not research or experience. Teachers dig from their pockets to create the 'image' the Founder wants because she will not put forth any money and the teachers are left stuck paying for things to make it happen. This school has a HIGH turnover rate and it is obvious why. They do not treat their employees with a professional and respectable tone that they should. This is the last place I would ever send my child for therapy or education. Not because of the therapists or teachers but for the other 'higher ups' who are destroying a place that could be such a wonderful educational setting. ...read more
By patienxcekalufromowe November 14, 2013
I am expecting to hear from you. ...read more
By livingnearhospital December 10, 2012
I live near the childrens hospital. On several occasions I have found the employs that chose to park there cars on the street to be rude and disrespectful. i certainly hope those employs are not around the sick children. Some of the ones I have talked to made me wonder how they got to be an employ with such a wonderful hospital.even some make me glad to know my children wont be treated there. ...read more
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By Mimi Lee, M.D., P.A. May 04, 2014
I am a plastic surgeon in Little Rock, AR. I may "suture for a living", but I "live to sew". When I can, I sew. These days most of my sewing is piecing quilts. I love the patterns and interplay of the fabric color. I would like to explore writing about medical/surgical topics as well as sewing/quilting topics. I will do my best to make sure both are represented accurately as I share with both colleagues and the general public. I write the blog:Suture for a Living. I hope you will visit it. ...read more
By Ramona L Bates, MD February 20, 2008
Liver doctors, also known as hepatologists, treat and help prevent diseases of the liver. Although patients with diagnosed disorders such as hepatitis, liver cancer and cirrhosis must seek the help of a liver doctor, healthy individuals with a family history of liver disease should consider ... ...read more
Most doctor offices are designed with the patient in mind. Most people get nervous and impatient while waiting for their appointment. Here are some good ideas for ways to furnish your office with a relaxing atmosphere and comfortable for the patients. ...read more
