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Table 5: Full list of first forenames given, Scotland, 2016 (final) in rank order NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 1 Jack 491 * 1 Olivia 529 * 2 James 421 * 2 Emily 522 * 3 Oliver 393 * 3 Sophie 416 * 4 Lewis 321 4 Isla 391 5 Noah 307 5 Ava 360 6 Logan 304 * 6 Amelia 342 * 7 Harry 303 * 7 Jessica 309 8 Alexander 302 8 Ella 285 * 9 Leo 299 9 Lucy 279 10 Charlie 297 * 10 Charlotte 265 11 Jacob 287 * 11 Grace 257 * 12 Lucas 285 * 12= Aria 251 * 13 Harris 274 * 12= Ellie 251 * 14 Finlay 259 12= Lily 251 * 15= Alfie 257 15 Freya 245 15= Ethan 257 16 Sophia 223 * 17 Mason 256 17 Evie 210 18 Daniel 246 18 Chloe 201 * 19 Aaron 240 19 Emma 194 * 20 Max 230 20 Millie 192 21 Archie 228 21 Eilidh 184 22 Matthew 227 22= Anna 182 23 Thomas 225 * 22= Mia 182 * 24 Adam 216 * 24 Hannah 176 25 Rory 211 * 25 Eva 171 26 Nathan 206 * 26 Erin 156 * 27 Joshua 196 27 Layla 152 28 Callum 194 28 Ruby 146 29 Oscar 183 29 Orla 144 30 Brodie 182 30 Harper 142 31 Cameron 181 31 Holly 132 32 Harrison 180 32 Georgia 131 33 William 174 * 33 Maisie 129 34 Finn 166 34= Isabella 126 35 Dylan 158 * 34= Katie 126 * 36 Riley 157 36 Zoe 118 37 Liam 154 * 37 Robyn 116 38 Ollie 153 * 38 Amber 115 39 Samuel 152 * 39 Skye 114 * 40 Jaxon 151 * 40 Zara 113 41 Connor 146 41= Rosie 111 42 Jamie 145 * 41= Sofia 111 43 Luke 142 * 43= Emilia 110 44 Caleb 141 43= Poppy 110 45 Theo 140 45 Daisy 109 * 46 Andrew 135 * 46 Alice 106 47= Joseph 134 * 47 Lilly 102 47= Muhammad 134 48 Leah 98 49= Jude 132 * 49 Abigail 96 49= Ryan 132 * 50= Esme 95 51 Benjamin 128 50= Niamh 95 52 Arran 127 50= Rebecca 95 53 Angus 123 * 53 Scarlett 94 54= David 122 54 Ivy 93 54= Isaac 122 55 Lacey 92 * 56 John 121 * 56 Imogen 91 57= Cole 117 57 Maya 90 57= Hamish 117 58= Amy 89 59= Jackson 114 58= Hollie 89 59= Michael 114 * 58= Lexi 89 * 59= Robert 114 61 Thea 86 * 62= Ben 107 * 62= Elizabeth 85 62= George 107 62= Willow 85 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 62= Kai 107 64 Abbie 83 * 62= Luca 107 65 Molly 81 * 62= Murray 107 66 Brooke 79 67= Kyle 106 67 Gracie 78 67= Leon 106 * 68= Sarah 76 69 Carter 105 * 68= Sienna 76 70 Aiden 103 70= Mila 73 71 Blake 102 * 70= Rose 73 72 Freddie 101 72 Lola 72 73 Jake 99 73= Cara 71 74 Owen 97 73= Phoebe 71 75 Jayden 94 * 75 Iona 67 76= Cooper 93 * 76 Megan 66 * 76= Ruaridh 93 77 Ayla 65 78 Fraser 87 78 Paige 64 79 Aidan 86 * 79 Julia 63 80 Sam 84 80 Mya 62 * 81 Blair 83 81 Kayla 60 82= Calvin 82 82= Alexandra 58 * 82= Christopher 82 * 82= Arianna 58 84 Reuben 81 84= Hope 56 * 85= Calum 80 84= Quinn 56 85= Euan 80 84= Summer 56 87= Arthur 76 87= Bella 55 87= Elliot 76 87= Eve 55 89 Alex 75 89= Elsie 54 90 Zac 74 89= Florence 54 91 Arlo 73 89= Lillie 54 92= Cody 72 92 Maria 53 92= Henry 72 93 Madison 51 92= Lachlan 72 * 94= Ariana 50 92= Robbie 72 * 94= Matilda 50 * 96= Josh 71 * 94= Violet 50 * 96= Kayden 71 97 Hanna 49 98 Conor 70 98= Arya 48 99 Hunter 69 98= Heidi 48 100= Callan 68 98= Lauren 48 100= Tyler 68 * 101 Amelie 47 102= Corey 67 102 Jorgie 46 102= Zachary 67 * 103= Ailsa 45 104 Sebastian 66 103= Cora 45 105= Carson 65 103= Georgie 45 * 105= Lyle 65 103= Maja 45 105= Rhys 65 103= Piper 45 108= Austin 63 108= Clara 43 108= Innes 63 108= Hallie 43 108= Ross 63 108= Mirren 43 108= Sonny 63 108= Rachel 43 112 Louis 61 * 112= Aila 42 113= Mohammed 60 112= Alba 42 113= Scott 60 * 112= Alexis 42 * 115 Lochlan 59 112= Bonnie 42 116 Jax 57 112= Harley 42 117= Jay 56 * 117= Aimee 41 117= Louie 56 117= Annie 41 119= Jaxson 55 117= Lara 41 119= Kian 55 117= Sadie 41 121= Shay 54 121= Annabelle 40 121= Struan 54 121= Mollie 40 * 123= Gabriel 53 * 121= Rosa 40 123= Harley 53 124= Elise 39 123= Harvey 53 * 124= Lena 39 123= Sean 53 124= Sara 39 127= Edward 51 127= Darcy 38 127= Marcus 51 127= Eleanor 38 129 Patrick 49 127= Faith 38 * © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 130= Brody 47 127= Nina 38 130= Ellis 47 131= Halle 37 130= Evan 47 * 131= Orlaith 37 133= Olly 46 131= Penelope 37 133= Ruairidh 46 131= Penny 37 133= Zak 46 135= Bethany 36 136 Anthony 45 135= Caitlin 36 137= Charles 43 135= Callie 36 137= Mohammad 43 135= Luna 36 137= Tommy 43 135= Natalia 36 140= Hugo 42 140= Carly 35 140= Joey 42 140= Darcie 35 140= Roman 42 * 142= Aaliyah 34 143= Eli 41 142= Aurora 34 143= Findlay 41 142= Eden 34 143= Flynn 41 142= Flora 34 143= Magnus 41 142= Hazel 34 143= Zack 41 142= Libby 34 148= Elliott 39 142= Naomi 34 148= Frankie 39 149= Darcey 33 148= Parker 39 149= Laura 33 148= Reece 39 149= Lucie 33 148= Rocco 39 149= Victoria 33 * 153= Bailey 38 153= Ada 32 153= Fergus 38 * 153= Beth 32 153= Finley 38 * 153= Emilie 32 153= Mark 38 153= Lois 32 153= Peter 38 153= Lucia 32 158= Antoni 37 153= Martha 32 158= Gregor 37 159= Ellis 31 158= Oskar 37 159= Evelyn 31 158= Paul 37 * 159= Gabriella 31 162= Ezra 36 159= Hayley 31 162= Jason 36 159= Lyla 31 162= Kaiden 36 * 159= Neve 31 165= Ewan 35 159= Zuzanna 31 165= Filip 35 166= Kara 30 165= Joe 35 166= Myla 30 165= Jordan 35 166= Tilly 30 165= Seth 35 169= Annabel 29 165= Theodore 35 169= Aoife 29 171= Dominic 34 169= Edith 29 171= Elijah 34 169= Maci 29 171= Hayden 34 169= Marnie 29 171= Jakub 34 174= Abby 28 175= Alan 33 174= Alexa 28 175= Ashton 33 174= Arabella 28 175= Felix 33 174= Keira 28 175= Stephen 33 174= Zofia 28 175= Toby 33 179= Anya 27 175= Zach 33 179= Jasmine 27 181= Bradley 32 179= Katherine 27 181= Kieran 32 179= Nicole 27 183= Campbell 31 179= Rowan 27 * 183= Declan 31 179= Savannah 27 183= Quinn 31 185= April 26 186= Cohen 30 185= Elena 26 186= Grayson 30 185= Eliza 26 186= Levi 30 185= Lottie 26 186= Rowan 30 185= Louisa 26 190= Casey 28 185= Skylar 26 190= Joel 28 191= Caoimhe 25 190= Lauchlan 28 191= Khloe 25 190= Layton 28 191= Liliana 25 190= Lukas 28 191= Nieve 25 190= Myles 28 191= Orlagh 25 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died. Number of Number of Rank1 Boys' names NB Rank1 Girls' names NB babies babies 190= Ronan 28 196= Faye 24 190= Teddy 28 196= Francesca 24 198= Junior 27 196= Maddison 24 198= Ruben 27 * 199= Alicja 23 198= Steven 27 199= Iris 23 198= Vincent 27 199= Isobel 23 202= Caelan 26 199= Lana 23 202= Duncan 26 199= Maia 23 202= Nicholas 26 199= Saoirse 23 * 205= Bobby 25 205= Autumn 22 205= Cian 25 205= Frankie 22 205= Kacper 25 205= Macie 22 205= Martin 25 205= Maryam 22 209= Dominik 24 205= Taylor 22 209= Keir 24 210= Alicia 21 209= Maxwell 24 210= Casey 21 209= Milo 24 210= Harlow 21 209= Niall 24 210= Heather 21 209= Zander 24 210= Leia 21 215= Alasdair 23 210= Peyton 21 215= Alistair 23 216= Adriana 20 215= Brandon 23 216= Alyssa 20 215= Ciaran 23 216= Ariah 20 215= Ibrahim 23 * 216= Indie 20 215= Marcel 23 216= Isabelle 20 215= Tom 23 * 216= Lydia 20 222= Dexter 22 216= Nadia 20 222= Jenson 22 223= Catherine 19 222= Szymon 22 223= Connie 19 225= Aleksander 21 223= Elodie 19 225= Ayaan 21 223= Esmee 19 225= Kaleb 21 223= Harriet 19 225= Kevin 21 223= Jennifer 19 225= Lee 21 223= Macy 19 225= Leighton 21 223= Nova 19 225= Nico 21 231= Addison 18 225= Rohan 21 231= Ayda 18 225= Travis 21 231= Blake 18 234= Allan 20 231= Charley 18 234= Cillian 20 231= Charlie 18 234= Jan 20 231= Fern 18 234= Miller 20 231= Jessie 18 234= Nathaniel 20 231= Kacey 18 239= Craig 19 231= Lilah 18 239= Hudson 19 240= Aisha 17 239= Jonathan 19 240= Amira 17 239= Kerr 19 240= Beatrix 17 239= Kody 19 240= Belle 17 239= Lincoln 19 240= Emmie 17 239= Shaun 19 240= Fearne 17 239= Spencer 19 240= Felicity 17 247= Albert 18 240= Kayleigh 17 247= Brian 18 240= Keeva 17 247= Caiden 18 240= Kiera 17 247= Danny 18 240= Kirsty 17 247= Jace 18 240= Laila 17 247= Jonah 18 240= Leila 17 247= Maximilian 18 240= Maggie 17 247= Stanley 18 240= Melissa 17 247= Xander 18 240= Mhairi 17 256= Ayden 17 240= Morven 17 256= Clark 17 240= Myah 17 * 256= Cruz 17 240= Natalie 17 256= Eric 17 240= Payton 17 256= Ian 17 240= Riley 17 256= Jasper 17 240= Zahra 17 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 5 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died.
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    List of hospitals, clinics, physicians, and providers that DO participate in St. Charles’ Financial Assistance Program. St. Charles makes every effort to ensure this list is comprehensive. This list is updated quarterly. Last updated 07/01/2021 All St. Charles hospitals: St. Charles Bend St. Charles Redmond St. Charles Madras St. Charles Prineville St. Charles Bend Sageview All St. Charles outpatient hospital departments including but not limited to: St. Charles Cancer Center (all locations) St. Charles Family Birthing Center St. Charles Bend Wound Care St. Charles Nutrition and diabetic education (all locations) St. Charles Rehabilitation (all locations) St. Charles Bend Infectious Disease St. Charles Laboratory (all locations) St. Charles Imaging (all locations) All St. Charles primary care clinics including but not limited to: St. Charles Family Care Bend East St. Charles Family Care Bend South St. Charles Family Care La Pine St. Charles Family Care Redmond St. Charles Family Care Madras St. Charles Family Care Sisters All St. Charles Urgent Care/Immediate Care Clinics: St. Charles Immediate Care Bend South St. Charles Immediate Care La Pine All St. Charles rural health centers: St. Charles Prineville All St. Charles specialty clinics: St. Charles Behavioral Health (all locations) St. Charles Sleep Center (all locations) St. Charles Heart and Lung Center St. Charles Center for Women’s Health (Redmond) St. Charles Anticoagulation (all locations) St. Charles Surgical Specialists (all locations) St. Charles Pulmonary Clinic (all locations) St. Charles Rheumatology St. Charles Home Health St. Charles Hospice These providers include: Acton, Joseph Adair III, Hugh Adams, Lance Adamski, Andrew Adsit, Elaine Afsari-Howard, Mary pg.