Grant allows medical center to purchase second ultrasound machine
The Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 7 years, 11 months AGO
Pictured L to R: Anita Ivankovig, CNO; Frank Lucas, Imaging Manager; Hannah Huck, Ultrasound Technician; Lyle Coney, USDA Representative; and Ahyoung Huff, Director of Ancillary and Support Services. (Courtesy Photo)
Cabinet Peaks Medical Center in June purchased a new portable ultrasound machine thanks to a $50,000 United States Department of Agriculture grant, giving the facility a much-needed second ultrasound machine.
According to a news release, the medical center’s ultrasound volume has been steadily increasing, with a current average of 188 exams a month. “The second ultrasound will shorten appointment wait times, and allow CPMC to keep scheduled appointments when emergency situations arise,” the news release states.
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