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Large Enough to Care for You, Small Enough to Care about You

Patients and families choose hospitals and providers for many reasons. It’s no surprise that quality of care tops the list.

What is surprising is when top-quality care is combined with convenience and comfort at the highest levels — especially in a small community. That’s an experience beyond expectations.

Waverly Health Center surpasses the level of care one would expect to find in a small town. The breadth and depth of services make it convenient for you to remain close to home, avoiding the stress of traveling for your care.

It all works out to a rare combination: We’re big enough to care for you, but small enough to care about you.

We know you’ll be pleasantly surprised by our friendly, professional staff and comfortable setting.

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"You could tell they really loved their job and that was so important to us during this amazing time in our lives!”
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"During my last appointment with Dr. Bansal, I had five questions – they were all unrelated, but she didn’t rush me. She didn’t tell me to make a different appointment for each issue and gave each question thorough answers. She impresses me, and that says a lot since I’ve seen my fair share of doctors.”
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“The scheduled C-Section was by far the best birth and C-Section experience I’ve ever had."
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"The last thing I remember in the OR was a nurse holding my hand, which was so comforting."
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Is back pain common?

It is estimated that around 85% of adults experience back pain at some point in their lives. Back pain can be broken down into three categories:

Acute: sharp, severe pain; lasts less than 4 weeks
Chronic: pain that is persistent and long-lasting, or constantly recurring over time; lasts more than 12 weeks
Subacute: refers to a medical problem that is not exactly acute or chronic, but rather somewhere in between; lasts between 4 and 12 weeks

Each person may respond differently to the various treatment options based on their cause of pain. Non-medication and medication treatments are available based on the type of back pain that is present.

Scott Chastek, CRNA
Pain Management Specialists

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