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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR - September 6, 2005
To The Editor:
An Open Letter To My Patients
This note is to inform you of my decision to terminate my medical practice as of the 1st of December 2005.
I regret having to take this action but find it necessary because I am not able to reasonably limit the number of hours that I am spending at work.
Cascade Clinic is hopeful that there will be two new physicians joining our group in the coming months and it is my hope that they will arrive here prior to my departure from active practice.
If this is not the case, this may mean that you are without a regular family physician for a short period of time.
I will be available in the future at the Cascade Clinic as a replacement for other Doctors when they are away on vacation or when they are away at medical meetings or conferences.
I hope to be able to see you again from time to time in this capacity. I will also be working in the emergency department from time to time, again to relieve other physicians when there is a shortage of medical manpower.
Your records will remain at the Cascade Clinic and if there is any difficulty in sorting out problems with your medical history I will be available to assist your new physician.
It has been my privilege to be your family Doctor and I wish you health and happiness in the future.
Yours sincerely,
Dr. N. J. Bosomworth
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Thank you again in helping us spread the word.
Best regards, Jane Campardo
Project Manager
Unlocking Secrets for Women
