Joan Magruder, who served as president of Missouri Baptist Medical Center, will become president of St. Louis Children’s Hospital. John Antes will succeed Magruder as president of Missouri Baptist Medical Center.
The city of Town and Country will likely keep its zero cent property tax rate for 2012 since the city has enough reserve funds and doesn't see a need to increase the tax rate.
A public hearing for the city's 2012 property tax rate was held at Monday night's Town and Country Board of Aldermen meeting. (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) Currently, residents in Town and Country do not pay a city property tax. Each year, cities across St. Louis County have to set their property tax rates. The city is once again proposing to maintain Town and Country's current property tax rate at zero. According to City Financial Director Betty Cotner, the city's finance commission voted again for a zero cent property tax due to the amount of funds in the city's reserves which is currently approximately $18 million. The city could have imposed a tax rate as high as 50 to 60 cents per $100 …
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Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist Duane Wesche answers patients' questions. This week, Wesche answers questions about Tylenol Cold medication mixed with Zyrtec, and a good non-prescription pain medication for people with diabetes.
Town and Country's Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist, Duane Wesche, answers questions submitted through the Ask the Pharmacist section of www.bjchealth.org. According to Missouri Baptist hospital staff and the hospital's website, Wesche received his pharmacy degree in 1978 from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. He spent years furthering his education and is now working on a doctorate degree in health care administration from Kennedy-Western University. Wesche joined BJC HealthCare in 2001 and currently provides inpatient pharmacy services at Missouri Baptist. He is licensed in both Illinois and in Missouri and is also a certified asthma educator. Town and Country-Manchester Patch readers can also submit questions to the …
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Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist Duane Wesche answers patients' questions. This week, Wesche addresses what to take for nausea and a sour stomach when taking Adderall.
Town and Country's Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist, Duane Wesche, answers questions submitted through the Ask the Pharmacist section of www.bjchealth.org. According to Missouri Baptist hospital staff and the hospital's website, Wesche received his pharmacy degree in 1978 from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. He spent years furthering his education and is now working on a doctorate degree in health care administration from Kennedy-Western University. Wesche joined BJC HealthCare in 2001 and currently provides inpatient pharmacy services at Missouri Baptist. He is licensed in both Illinois and in Missouri and is also a certified asthma educator. Town and Country-Manchester Patch readers can also submit questions to the …
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Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist Duane Wesche answers patients' questions. This week, Wesche addresses what to consider when taking over-the-counter sleep medications for insomnia.
Town and Country's Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist, Duane Wesche, answers questions submitted through the Ask the Pharmacist section of www.bjchealth.org. According to Missouri Baptist hospital staff and the hospital's website, Wesche received his pharmacy degree in 1978 from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. He spent years furthering his education and is now working on a doctorate degree in health care administration from Kennedy-Western University. Wesche joined BJC HealthCare in 2001 and currently provides inpatient pharmacy services at Missouri Baptist. He is licensed in both Illinois and in Missouri and is also a certified asthma educator. Town and Country-Manchester Patch readers can also submit questions to the …
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The hospital will begin construction in the fall on an addition to its medical office Building C.
Missouri Baptist Medical Center has requested an amendment from Town and Country’s Planning and Zoning Commission regarding a future construction project. The hospital is planning to reduce the size of a medical office building to be constructed sometime in the future and instead build a two-story addition on top of an existing parking garage. (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) Construction on top of Garage C would begin in October, according to Jesse Arevallo, the hospital’s facility and campus planning director. The addition will become part of “Building C” which is next to the parking garage. This isn’t the first time Missouri Baptist has built on top of a parking garage. In January, the …
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Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist Duane Wesche answers patients' questions. This week, Wesche addresses allergies with NSAIDs and aspirin.
Town and Country's Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist, Duane Wesche, answers questions submitted through the Ask the Pharmacist section of www.bjchealth.org. According to Missouri Baptist hospital staff and the hospital's website, Wesche received his pharmacy degree in 1978 from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. He spent years furthering his education and is now working on a doctorate degree in health care administration from Kennedy-Western University. Wesche joined BJC HealthCare in 2001 and currently provides inpatient pharmacy services at Missouri Baptist. He is licensed in both Illinois and in Missouri and is also a certified asthma educator. Town and Country-Manchester Patch readers can also submit questions to the …
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A new trail is likely coming to Town and Country, a teaching windmill approved, plus the board of aldermen appoints the board president.
A new walking trail will likely be built along Interstate-270, between Clayton Road and the Missouri Baptist Medical Center campus. Monday night, Town and Country aldermen discussed entering into a trail licensing agreement with the Missouri Department of Transportation since the land on the east side of I-270, where the trail would build, is in MoDOT's jurisdiction. The City of Town and Country and Missouri Baptist Medical Center have worked out an agreement where Missouri Baptist will develop and pay for building the quarter mile fitness trail that will connect the Clayton Road Trail to a trail on Missouri Baptist's campus. In turn, the City of Town and Country will maintain the quarter mile trail, once it is built. The trail licensing …
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An anesthesiologist is suing Missouri Baptist Medical Center and its owner, BJC HealthCare, over alleged racial discrimination, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist Duane Wesche answers patients' questions. This week, Wesche addresses antihistamines and children, plus the correlation between Motrin and aspirin.
Town and Country's Missouri Baptist Medical Center pharmacist, Duane Wesche, answers questions submitted through the Ask the Pharmacist section of www.bjchealth.org. According to Missouri Baptist hospital staff and the hospital's website, Wesche received his pharmacy degree in 1978 from the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. He spent years furthering his education and is now working on a doctorate degree in health care administration from Kennedy-Western University. Wesche joined BJC HealthCare in 2001 and currently provides inpatient pharmacy services at Missouri Baptist. He is licensed in both Illinois and in Missouri and is also a certified asthma educator. Town and Country-Manchester Patch readers can also submit questions to the …
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