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Patient News
Race for the Cure Wrap Up!
 On Saturday, June 21, over 120 members of Team Polyclinic joined 14,500 others at the 15th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at Qwest Field. Custom Team Polyclinic t-shirts were sported by everyone on the team, their colorful design making team members hard to miss.
Brightening our Community
 More than ever, The Polyclinic is a bright spot in our community – literally. If you haven’t checked out the latest addition to The Polyclinic yet, be sure to take a look at the newly installed mural on The Polyclinic’s fence along Broadway. The brightly colored 8-foot by 16-foot mural was created by ArtWorks, a local non-profit agency that empowers young people through professional opportunities in the arts.
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News and Events
Seattle Business Monthly |
 Seattle Business Monthly recently chose The Polyclinic as one of the 54 Best Places to Work in Seattle for 2008. This is the fourth consecutive year The Polyclinic has been recognized and this year The Polyclinic was one of only two health care providers mentioned. |
New Dietitian Joins The Polyclinic |
 The Polyclinic has added nutritional services to its offering of health care specialties with the addition of a dietitian, Meghann Moore Mellon, MPH, RD, CD. She is available to see patients at both The Polyclinic’s First Hill and downtown locations.
Meghann received her bachelor’s degree in food science and human nutrition from Washington State University, her post-baccalaureate degree in pre-medicine from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania, and her master’s degree in public health from the University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicine.
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Two New Physicians Join The Polyclinic Northgate |
.gif) Two new internal medicine physicians have joined The Polyclinic Northgate, increasing the number of primary care physicians at the north Seattle location to 10.
Dr. Erane Myint comes to The Polyclinic from Virginia Mason Clinic in Lynnwood. Dr. Myint received her medical degree from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and completed her residency at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics. She was an instructor at the University of Washington Medical Center’s Roosevelt Women’s Health Clinic and clinical assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Women’s Health Clinic. Dr. Myint is board certified in internal medicine and has a special interest in preventive medicine and women’s health issues such as gynecology, menopausal health, osteoporosis and contraception.
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Update
Polyclinic Patients Share Their Experiences
 The Polyclinic has launched its first-ever TV advertising campaign to let the community know more about who we are and why we’re here. The commercials feature real Polyclinic patients in unscripted conversations about why they like The Polyclinic and what makes us unique. Patient after patient talked (unscripted) about how they appreciate the personal attention they receive from staff, how their doctors take time to listen, and how they feel they’re “treated like family.”
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