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Dr. Mark Allara and FMA are pleased to announce Primary Care Physician Meghan Tramontozzi has joined the Middleton practice

PATRIOTIC EMPLOYER: Gregory A. Bazylewicz, M.D.
The National Committee for employer support of the Guard and Reserve recognized Dr. Bazylewicz recently for his support of the Guard and Reserve while Maureen McCarthy, NP (Family Nurse Practitioner at FMA/Manchester) was in Baghdad. Maureen was in Baghdad from May to October and was the commander of the Medical Support Squadron. Please click here to read the story which was recently published in the Salem Evening News (photo also).

Video on Health Care Reform (AAFP video, roughly 3.5 minutes long)

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Dr. Hugh Taylor - Recipient of Dr. Philip D. Herrick Award

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Immunizations Schedule

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FMA Schedule of Immunizations

Birth	Hepatitis B
1 Month	Hepatitis B
2 Months	Pentacel; Prevnar; Rotateq
4 Months	Pentacel; Prevnar; Rotateq
6 Months	Pentacel; Prevnar; Rotateq
9 Months	Hepatitis B
1 Year	Varicella; Hepatitis A	Lead, Hgb
15 Months	MMR; Prevnar
18 Months	Pentacel; Hepatitis A
2 Years		Lead, Hgb
3 Years		Lead, Hgb
4 Years	MMR, Varicella
5 Years	DTaP, IPV
11 Years	Tdap, Menactra Females: Gardasil x 3, at 0, 2, and 6 months Catch-up: 2^nd dose of Varicella, if not yet given
Additionally: Flu vaccine yearly, from 6 months to 18 years; 50 years and older; anyone at risk; and optional for others. Flumist may be given from age 2 to 49, for those not at high risk. Pneumovax: Age 2 and older if at risk; for everyone 65 and over. Give only once before 65 if indicated, and once after 65, with at least 5 years between doses. Repeat once after 5 years for those who are immunosuppressed, asplenic or have renal disease. Tdap will be given only once; subsequent 10 year tetanus boosters will be with Td. Zostavax: Give once, age 60 and up. Gardasin may be given up to age 26.

FMA Schedule of Immunizations, Pediarix version

Birth	Hepatitis B
1 Month
2 Months	Pediarix, HIB; Prevnar; Rotateq
4 Months	Pediarix, HIB; Prevnar; Rotateq
6 Months	Pediarix, HIB; Prevnar; Rotateq
9 Months
1 Year	Varicella; Hepatitis A	Lead, Hgb
15 Months	MMR; Prevnar; HIB
18 Months	DtaP; Hepatitis A
2 Years		Lead, Hgb
3 Years		Lead, Hgb
4 Years	MMR, Varicella
5 Years	DTaP, IPV
11 Years	Tdap, Menactra Females: Gardasil x 3, at 0, 2, and 6 months Catch-up: 2^nd dose of Varicella, if not yet given
Additionally: Flu vaccine yearly, from 6 months to 18 years; 50 years and older; anyone at risk; and optional for others. Flumist may be given from age 2 to 49, for those not at high risk. Pneumovax: Age 2 and older if at risk; for everyone 65 and over. Give only once before 65 if indicated, and once after 65, with at least 5 years between doses. Repeat once after 5 years for those who are immunosuppressed, asplenic or have renal disease. Tdap will be given only once; subsequent 10 year tetanus boosters will be with Td. Zostavax: Give once, age 60 and up. Gardasin may be given up to age 26.