Author Archive | Francie Wolgin

  Left to right, front row: Danita Adams, Julie Dversdall, Jacki Smith, Lisa Crosby Left to right, back row: Trisha Wendling, Melissa McCray, Felicia Pleasant

A twelve year old female student visited the SBHC for pain and decreased hearing in her left ear. She was referred to an ENT. They were unable to reach mom. The Nurse Practitioner saw mom at the Parent Resource Center and discussed scheduling a visit with the ENT for an initial consultation and to get […]

Quotes: Students when asked about what they like about the school nurses: “They ask you about your day; nice attitude, give us ideas to prevent us from doing bad stuff & if we do we have a safe place to go”- 8th grade Roberts student “Because I feel good when I am with them”- SIFE […]

A sixteen year old patient came into the clinic for lumps in upper abdomen. She had been to Children’s ED because they are painful. She had a full workup that was negative. She was recommended to have surgery to remove them but came to the SBHC for a second opinion because she did have a […]

There is a first grader that we have been seeing over the last 3.5 years. She has a left eye that turns in. Her eye turn is partially accounted for by a high farsighted prescription. She was prescribed her first pair of glasses at the age of three with a beginning acuity of 20/80 in […]

“Parents appreciated the access to medical care at school.” – Dr. Lewis               Staff: Dr. Brandi Lewis, Anna Nagali, and Jasmine (won’t be there in the fall)

  Left to right, front row: Danita Adams, Julie Dversdall, Jacki Smith, Lisa Crosby Left to right, back row: Trisha Wendling, Melissa McCray, Felicia Pleasant

“The health center is one place in this school where I feel free, safe, and my voice matters; the people here are so sweet and caring. They really made a difference in my life.”              

A first grader was sent down to the SBHC by their teacher. They were having trouble seeing the board and had a headache. They failed the vision screening. The student was taken to Oyler Vision center for glasses. Now, they are doing much better and school is going well. Two twin boys in the 7th […]