Here is news and information from Warren County businesses and Chambers of Commerce:Linda Bushman, representing Child Center Inc., has joined the Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce.Eddie Paulk, DO, is a new member of the Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Paulk is part of SSM Health. His office is at 722 N. Highway 47 in Warrenton. He is board certified in internal medicine.Mercy Clinic Family Medicine-Warrenton moved to a new location Nov. 14. The address is 521 Anwijo Way in Warrenton, behind Aldi’s in Hawthorne Square. Drs. James Grimes and Cindy Leahy, along with family nurse practitioner Robert Schwenk, are available for appointments.With the move, a new walk in service is available for added convenience. Patients can walk-in without an appointment to see Schwenk, Monday through Friday (except holidays) from 7:30 to 10 a.m.Walk-In Care is for new or current Mercy Clinic patients who encounter minor illnesses such as sinus infection, flu, sore throat, rash, ear infection, cough, pinkeye and urinary tract infection.The providers are currently accepting new patients. To learn more about them and the Mercy Clinic Warrenton location, please call 636-456-6103 or visit mercy.net/WarrentonFamilyMed.The report cards are in and once again, Mercy Hospital St. Louis and Mercy Hospital Washington have earned “A” grades for keeping patients safe.The Leapfrog Group just released its fall 2016 Hospital Safety Grades, which score hospitals on how safe they keep their patients from errors, injuries, accidents, and infections. More than 2,600 U.S. general acute-care hospitals were assigned scores, and only 844 received an A (32 percent of those surveyed).“Thanks to the hard work and attention to safety by our physicians and co-workers, Mercy Hospital St. Louis has been recognized with an ‘A’ from Leapfrog for the seventh consecutive grading period,” said Jeff Johnston, president of Mercy Hospital St. Louis.“This is a tremendous accomplishment we can be very proud of as it demonstrates one more way we’re providing safe, exceptional care for our patients.”“Congratulations to our physicians and co-workers on this great achievement,” said Eric Eoloff, president of Mercy Hospital Washington.“Earning an A from Leapfrog confirms their commitment to our patients’ safety as they provide compassionate care each day.”Using 30 evidence-based measures of patient safety, The Leapfrog Group calculated a numerical score for all eligible hospitals in the U.S. The numerical score was then converted into one of five letter grades: A, B, C, D or F.Mercy Hospital St. Louis has consistently earned A grades for the past three years. This is Mercy Washington’s second consecutive A grade from Leapfrog. Please send your business news and announcements to Kate Miller at recordnews@warrencountyrecord.Business bits木戸優太丸