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Meet our Daisy Award Winners!
Daisy Award Winner for 4th Quarter 2022 Carlos Payne, LPN
From left to right: Ida Graham, MSN, RN Director of Post-Acute Hospital Care
Carlos Payne, LPN, Theresa Reynolds, MSA, BSN RN, CPPS, Chief Nursing Officer
Daisy Award Winner for 3rd Quarter Tammy Ford, RN
Got Kids? Give ‘Em Heart!
February 23, 2022
As a parent, there are a number of great reasons to get your kids to think of their health as a priority. And there are a number of great ways to help them do that, including regular physical activity.
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We Heart Dessert
February 22, 2022
How many of us want to beat a hasty path to the freezer for a few scoops of ice cream after dinner?
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Sleeping Beauty
February 21, 2022
Consistently getting a good night’s sleep is one of the most beneficial things you can do for the health of your mind and body. And it’s particularly important for your heart.
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How to Have a Heart-to-Heart about Health
February 18, 2022
By detecting potential heart problems early, we’re more likely to be able to help keep them from progressing into serious conditions. But having the conversation can be challenging. Here are a few tips to consider, if someone close to you is at risk:
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How Weight Weighs on Your Heart
February 17, 2022
Many of us have made New Years resolutions to lose weight, eat healthier and exercise. When we don’t always follow through, it’s not because we don’t want to be healthier. More often, life just gets in the way.
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Give Your Brown Bag a Boost
February 15, 2022
If only you could make your brown bag lunch more exciting. Well, you can! Start with this Broccoli Salad with Chopped Walnuts.
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Time Out: Does Your Heart Need a Break?
February 14, 2022
You wake up early, start making breakfast and lunches so you can get the kids fed, dressed and ready for the school day. Follow that with eight or more hours at work, sandwiched between any other obligations you may have. Once you finally get to the end of the day,...
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Is it a sign?
February 11, 2022
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), equating to approximately one in four male deaths and one in five female deaths.
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More Numbers and a Major Risk Factor to Know
February 10, 2022
When it comes to heart health, you might hear your provider talk about your “numbers” – specifics about your health that play an important role in your heart health and determining your risk for heart disease.
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Heart Disease 101: Warning Signs for Women
February 4, 2022
As the number one killer of men and women in the U.S., you might think that gender doesn’t matter when it comes to heart disease. But it does.
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