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UPMC Demonstrates Telemedicine at Tri-County Rural Electric Coop. Meeting

by Sara Vogt - May 14, 2021

Internal medicine physician Dr. Christopher Domarew, Janie Hilfiger, president of UPMC Wellsboro and UPMC Cole, and Chad Hunter, project manager of telehealth for UPMC in North Central PA, facilitated a demonstration of UPMC’s telemedicine capabilities at a meeting of the Tri-County Rural Electric Cooperative. Tri-County requested the presentation allowing their members to understand the significance of telemedicine better.

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HPN News Update – May 13, 2021

HPN News update for May 13, 2021.

Local Students Create Book of Poems

On today’s broadcast, our Home Page cameras had the opportunity to capture some unique poetry at Rock L. Butler Middle School in Wellsboro. Students there have put together a fantastic book of poems titled “We Have Something To Say.” Home Page Correspondent Lauren Kosek launched her broadcasting debut by interviewing her 6th-grade reading teacher Kate Kreger and several students.

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The Eaton Calendar – May 12, 2021

The Eaton Calendar update for May 12, 2021.

UPMC Provider: Identify the Itch – Rash, Bug Bite, or Something Else

If you enjoy spending time outdoors during the warmer months, it’s inevitable that you will run into pesky plants or annoying insects, especially in Pennsylvania. To avoid succumbing to these seasonal woes, it is important to know what condition you are dealing with, how to avoid these pests, and ways to treat your unpleasant reaction to a rash or bug bite.

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