SMG School-Based Offering Sports Physicals August 8, 9, & 12
Where: SMG School-Based Health Center at MC-HS
When: August 8, 9, & 12
Cost: $31
**Parents must complete and sign physical form.
Where: SMG School-Based Health Center at MC-HS
When: August 8, 9, & 12
Cost: $31
**Parents must complete and sign physical form.
Why: To provide access to comprehensive primary and behavioral healthcare in a convenient, inviting environment.
Who: ANY STUDENT enrolled in a Montezuma – Cortez RE-1 school who is between the ages of 3 and 21 is eligible to receive medical care. You or your child does not have to be enrolled at M-CHS to receive care.
Cost: No charge for visits to the school nurse. Insurance will be billed for a provider visit. If you do not have insurance an enrollment specialist will help you. Care will be provided regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. Sports physicals are available for $31.
How: A parent or guardian must provide a signed consent for their student.
Contact: (970) 564-4855
After hours please contact the Walk-In Clinic at (970) 564-1037. In case of emergency, dial 911.
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418 South Sligo Street, Cortez, CO
970-564-4855
Teresa Brown-Sanchez is a nurse practitioner at the Southwest School-Based Health Clinic at Montezuma-Cortez High School. Teresa completed her undergraduate at Washburn University and her advanced training at University of Nebraska Medical Center. Teresa provides care for students at the School-Based Health Center and one of her specialties is diabetic care. She hopes that she can be a great resource for those living with diabetes or parents of children with diabetes.
Teresa’s interests include cheering on my children at sporting events, hiking, biking, boating, camping, and running half marathons. She said you can often spot her around town with her dog, Moose.
“My care philosophy is to provide the patient with the most comprehensive detailed map, with recommended routes, to get the patient to their health goals and then (accept/redirect/support) the patient if they choose a different route. As a nurse practitioner I strive to listen to the patient and hear what they expect from a visit rather than focusing on my health care provider agenda. I feel that with this listening approach I have uncovered many underlying problems for the patient.”