Provider-Based Facility Billing
Oaklawn Medical Group is an outpatient department of Oaklawn. Medicare refers to this type of hospital-owned clinic as a “provider-based facility.” This designation impacts the way bills and copays are calculated under Medicare, which could also affect your out-of-pocket costs.... Read More: Provider-Based Facility Billing
Oaklawn's Beadle Lake office receives quality recognition
Aug. 28, 2018 Oaklawn’s Beadle Lake facility receives milestone quality-assurance designation MARSHALL – Oaklawn Medical Group’s Beadle Lake facility recently achieved recognition as a Patient-Centered Medical Home, a designation established by the National Committee for Quality Assurance. The designation... Read More: Oaklawn's Beadle Lake office receives quality recognition
Rachel Saeger, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, Joins Oaklawn – Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
MARSHALL, Mich. – Oaklawn Medical Group is pleased to announce that Rachel Saeger, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, has joined its Allergy, Asthma & Immunology practice. Saeger, who initially joined Oaklawn in May 2025, has recently returned to her full-time clinical practice... Read More: Rachel Saeger, DNP, APRN, FNP-BC, Joins Oaklawn – Allergy, Asthma & Immunology
The Basics of Influenza
With the arrival of flu season, it’s time to start heading to your local healthcare provider for a flu shot. Not sure if you should get one? Let’s take a look at some common questions surrounding this important topic. Can... Read More: The Basics of Influenza
Ragweed Season Strikes Again
By: David Swender, D.O. Summers are a great time to enjoy the outdoor activities Michigan has to offer. In August, people from around Calhoun County get out to the Fairgrounds for a wonderful week of rides, animals and activities. Unfortunately,... Read More: Ragweed Season Strikes Again
Is Allergen Immunotherapy for Me?
Friends or family may suggest a special treatment called allergen immunotherapy, or allergy shots. For over 100 years, allergy shots have been used with very good efficacy in decreasing symptom severity, reducing the need for medications, and lessening asthma symptoms.... Read More: Is Allergen Immunotherapy for Me?
Humidifiers & Indoor Allergies
When people think of seasonal allergies, winter isn’t exactly the first season that comes to mind. Usually it’s the biggest culprits like pollen and ragweed which strike during the warmer months, but cooler weather brings with it a unique set... Read More: Humidifiers & Indoor Allergies
Get Informed About Identifying Allergic Rhinitis
Outdoor allergens tend to appear in the environment seasonally, with the timing and duration of these allergens depending on multiple factors, including geographic area and temperature. In our area, tree pollen typically begins to be detected in March and April.... Read More: Get Informed About Identifying Allergic Rhinitis
Food Allergy vs. Food Intolerance
When it comes to the food we eat, some of us might experience a negative reaction. But is the response caused from your immune system or is it more of a gastrointestinal issue? The source of the reaction makes all... Read More: Food Allergy vs. Food Intolerance
Flu and Asthma Don't Mix
The 2017/2018 flu season was a record year with 172 children dying of the flu, 80% of whom did not receive the flu vaccine.* This statistic alone demonstrates how serious the flu can be for children, but what happens when... Read More: Flu and Asthma Don't Mix