As well as playing, we went around to a couple of dental supply houses to price some new dental compressors and central suctions systems for the Caris clinic. We currently work with two compressors that are more than 25 years old. Although they get the job done, they are not ideal, and one is beginning to show signs of giving up the ghost. So, recently we received a generous donation (THANKS to our kind donor!) to purchase dental equipment, and we are thrilled to be able to shop around for keeps rather that just making a wish!
I am always impressed at how much research Kemmel puts into running this medical and dental practice. He is always in the know about equipment, medications, prices, payroll, human resources law and alternative ways of doing things. Every chance he gets with a mechanic, medical/dental equipment technician, or anyone in the field, he is asking questions and squirreling away info in his little notebook! Yesterday he talked with different sales reps and technicians about compressor models, connection specifications and planning. That's hard enough to think about in English, much less in Spanish. We are blessed to have this guy!
It is an honor to work here and serve, and we are thankful for the resources God has given our supporting families and churches to help Health Talents carry out the mission.
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