Lawrence County Memorial Hospital (LCMH) located in Lawrenceville has announced the addition of a new Urology service line.
The move will expand access to specialty care and help local patients receive evaluation and treatment closer to home. As part of the expansion, LCMH will welcome Cassi Fiscus, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a strong and extensive background in acute and specialty and a focused commitment to urology. Fiscus earned her nursing degree from Lakeland College of Nursing in 2015 and began her medical career in critical care.
LCMH Chief Executive Officer Amy Hurley says that the addition of urology is another step forward in providing high quality specialty care at the local level and the addition continues the effort to bring needed medical services to the Lawrence County and surrounding communities.
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