Clodfelter to speak at Dine with a Doc
PCHOSP • September 20, 2016
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The September presentation of Dine with a Doc by Senior Education Ministries will feature Cathy Clodfelter.
The monthly program will be at Putnam County Hospital from 10 a.m.-noon on Monday, Sept. 26.
The program is free and will feature lunch sponsored by United Healthcare.
Clodfelter, a nurse practitioner, is accepting patients at North Putnam Family Health Care. The number for NPFH is 522-2556.
Clodfelter is passionate about helping children and their families manage their healthcare needs.
A wellness clinic will be offered by Hickory Creek at Sunset.
For more information persons may call 812-917-4970.
Editor’s note: Information provide for an earlier notice incorrectly listed Clodfelter’s place of employment.
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