HEALTHLA TIMES CALIFORNIA
New MLK hospital program brings amputations to zero for at-risk diabetic patients
A new MLK hospital program has significantly reduced amputations for high-risk diabetic patients, with only one amputation needed in four years. The initiative avoids costly surgeries and improves patient health outcomes.
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