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Laverta Boykins was evaluated in the Emergency Department on 09/12/2025 after a motor vehicle collision and was discharged in stable condition with home care instructions. The patient is advised to use over-the-counter pain relievers and to follow up with a primary care provider if new or persistent symptoms develop. Immediate return to the ER is recommended for worsening symptoms or concerning health issues.

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Laverta Boykins was evaluated in the Emergency Department on 09/12/2025 after a motor vehicle collision and was discharged in stable condition with home care instructions. The patient is advised to use over-the-counter pain relievers and to follow up with a primary care provider if new or persistent symptoms develop. Immediate return to the ER is recommended for worsening symptoms or concerning health issues.

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9180 W.

Florissant Ave
Ferguson, MO 63136

phone (314) 251-8888

mercy.net/

Patient Name: Laverta Boykins


Date of Birth: 10/17/1986
Date of Visit: 09/12/2025

To Whom It May Concern:

Laverta Boykins was evaluated in the Emergency Department on 09/12/2025 following a motor vehicle
collision. Examination and clinical assessment were completed, and the patient was discharged in stable
condition with home care instructions.
Plan & Instructions:
•The patient may use over-the-counter pain relievers as directed and activity as tolerated.

• Follow up with a primary care provider or urgent care in 1–5 days (or sooner) if any new or persistent
pains develop, including headache, neck/back pain, abdominal pain, chest pain, or increased soreness.

• Return to the ER immediately for worsening symptoms, severe headache, repeated vomiting, weakness
or numbness, confusion, trouble breathing, chest pain, high fever, or any other concerning symptoms.

Personal health information is protected, additional inquiries about the patient's medical evaluation shouldould

come at the request of the patient or guardian.

If you have any questions, please call.

Dr. Cherie Bates-Davis, MD

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