ambulatory ,

A. We provide every level of ambulatory care just about.

A further development has been the increase of Ambulatory care.

Their first job had been to help all ambulatory patients outside.

An ambulatory was added to the south side of the church in 1973.

This means it was an ambulatory court, moving around the country with the King.

Next was local education, followed by ambulatory health care, then insurance.

They form an ambulatory, under whose floor several graves have been found.

A tomb thought to be his is in the south ambulatory.

"How can a post be a member of an ambulatory group?"

The hospital will also expand its services for ambulatory patients.

It is now in the south ambulatory of the choir.

The hospital is now a major centre for ambulatory care services.

They followed the ambulatory to the left, around the choir.

"Which friends are those exactly among all this ambulatory hardware?"

But he does so in a fashion that leaves her ambulatory.

Ambulatory - be able to stand up alone and walk 10 steps while holding only one hand.

This is, after all, a place where people who can walk are referred to as "ambulatory."

Since I was barely ambulatory, the hills would have to wait.

They are even more widely used for specialists working in ambulatory care.

He heard Celeste following him, but by way of the ambulatory.

I was feeling balanced and ambulatory when the floor nurse came in.

Now she was wrapped up like an ambulatory burn case.

In 2007 there were no hospitals and only 1 ambulatory health clinic.

Ambulatory residents move across the floor with no apparent purpose.

At present, she said, each public hospital runs an ambulatory clinic inside its main building.