This Week's Feature: St. Mary Medical Center Services Provided: Quality of care, Consumer Trust and Confidence, Overall Satisfaction, Physician Access, Best doctors and nurses For over 50 years, St. Mary Medical Center has served the High Desert communities to improve the health and quality of life for people in Apple Valley, Victorville, Hesperia and Adelanto as well as the surrounding communities of San Bernardino County. St. Mary Medical Center is a part of the St. Joseph Health System. The facilities that comprise the health system offer a wide variety of services within each of three regions—Northern California, Southern California and West Texas/Eastern New Mexico. Contact Us Phone: 760-242-2311 or Toll Free 888-767-6202 Patient Financial Assistance Our Patient Financial Assistance Program helps to make our services available to everyone in our community. This includes people who don't have health insurance and can't pay their hospital bill, and patients who do have insurance but are unable to pay the portion of their bill that insurance doesn't cover. In some cases, eligible patients may not be required to pay for services; in other, they may be asked to make partial payment. To find out further information on this program, please call the business office at 760-946-8100. Click for Full Article   BMCP Free Fries with any appetizer KELLER FINANCIAL SERVICES/FREE CONSULTATION with Market Analysis $10.00 off your next Promotional Product Order 10% Off on Photo Restoration 5% OFF ON FULL VEHICLE WRAP   View More     08/02 - AARP Driver Safety Course 08/04 - Taking Charge of Money Matters 08/05 - Update on Rehab Services at St. Mary Medical Center 08/06 - Blood Pressure and Diabetes Screening 08/06 - Decorating Den Interiors Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting   View More BICKFORD COVINGTON & ASSOCIATES Linda Martin of HDO.com @March 2010 Luncheon Kari Leon/Agio Real Estate Broker Route 66 Banner Vicki Cabriales-CEO of Hispanic Chamber   View More     Apple Valley, California - Business Community Mojave Multimedia/Cobra Kai Welcome to Apple Valley, California Robotic Surgery in The High Desert Apple Valley, California - Industrial Services   View More Top News Obama the Velcro president A final fix to gulf oil leak may be at hand Deadly assault exposes Iraq's delicate state of security Firefighters battling three blazes in L.A. County Wilshire Boulevard traffic jammed amid big immigration-rights protesters California News Arizona's immigration law: aimed at criminals or at workers? Missing San Bernardino County woman found in Malibu Lindsay Lohan getting 250 letters a day since entering jail, officials said Post names of suspected drunk drivers on police website? Huntington Beach considers idea Cool summer: L.A. sets more low-temperature records Entertainment Movie review: 'Countdown to Zero' Movie review: 'Dinner for Schmucks' Movie review: 'Charlie St. Cloud' Movie review: 'Life During Wartime' Mark Wahlberg gets his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Automotive 2011 Honda CR-Z hybrid is a sporty eco-activist Toyota appears to do an about-face on reliability of black boxes in its vehicles Chevy prices Volt at $41,000 but will push leases Ford to unveil redesigned Explorer Ford reports 13% rise in profit in 2nd quarter Technology The path to success is no longer labeled Man's battle vs. the rat goes high-tech Put e-waste in its right place Arabic-language Internet is coming of age Video game voice actors worry they're getting shortchanged Education Brown unveils education reform plan California clears hurdle for federal funding Cal Poly Pomona receives $42-million cash grant, largest in Cal State history LAUSD lost almost $10 million due to inefficient inventory system, audit finds Families' hopes are dashed as new Beverly Hills Unified policy ousts nonresident children from district schools Sports Bill Dwyre: These Angels have lost their swagger Request for contribution from LAUSD athletes is withdrawn These Rangers say they're not those Rangers Midseason trading deadline: baseball's Rubicon UCLA offensive coordinator Norm Chow receives two-year contract extension Finance Jerry Brown's a lot of things, but he's no tax-and-spender