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Henry Krull, MD and Peter Ross, MD, both Board-Certified by the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, are now offering an orthopaedic clinic twice monthly at the hospital. Dr. Ross and Dr. Krull, both of Kenai Peninsula Orthopaedics Services, are available for care which includes: *Sports Medicine *Arthoscopic surgery of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee and ankle *Trauma, including bone and soft tissue trauma and fracture care *Shoulder surgery, including rotator cuff disorders, dislocations, and joint replacements *Elbow surgery *Wrist and hand surgery, including carpal tunnel syndrome *Hip surgery, including mini-incision total hip replacement *Knee surgery, including arthroscopic and open repairs, reconstructions, and replacements *Ankle and foot surgery *Non-surgical treatment of orthopedic conditions

Call 262-6454 for more information or to make an appointment. The clinic is located on the lower level of the hospital. Patients are asked to use the Rehabilitation or Bartlett Street entrances.

The remodel at South Peninsula Hospital is now complete and open for patient use. Construction of an addition to house a new MRI unit is underway near the hospital's main entrance, which has limited the parking available at that entrance. Patients and visitors are encouraged be dropped off at the main entrance or consider using the Bartlett Street parking lot and entrance to access patient care areas.

New features of the remodel include a remodeled and relocated family birthing center with three spacious labor/delivery/postpartum suites overlooking Kachemak Bay. The Surgery Center has recently been remodeled and expanded to include outpatient suites for common day-surgery procedures, a registration area, new waiting area and additional pre and post surgery areas. A designated hospital entrance for outpatient procedures makes for convenient, private access to the department.

The laboratory has relocated to the upper level of the hospital, now located conveniently near the main entrance just beyond the imaging department waiting room. Outpatient visitors to the lab are asked to use the main entrance on the upper level and check in at registration before proceeding to the lab. The Pharmacy has also been expanded and relocated to the upper level of the hospital, centrally located between all of the clinical areas.

The assessment findings are the foundation of a community health improvement plan, currently being developed by members of the community and the partners from the assessment. For more information, visit the project website at www.skpcommunitiesproject.net.