Glenbeigh Outpatient Center of Beachwood

11/25/2025

Thanksgiving travel can be tough. If you have diabetes, here’s what to know before you go.

You can fly with diabetes supplies. (2 min. read)

11/24/2025

Holiday celebrations can overwhelm kids and adults with sensory-processing difficulties. These tips can help manage common challenges—and help keep the holidays fun.

More fun, fewer meltdowns. (2 min. read)

11/22/2025

Winter's chill seems to creep into our bones, but there are more risks that just being cold. Take the necessary steps to protect yourself from the dangers of winter.

Layer up! Seniors are especially vulnerable to hypothermia. (4 min. read)

11/22/2025

There's more than one type of immunotherapy. Learn how these treatments help your body fight cancer.

How does immunotherapy fight cancer?

11/21/2025

Digital X-Ray is closed today at Conneaut Family Health Center. All other services remain open. Diagnostic imaging services are available at ARMC and our Family Health Centers in Geneva and Jefferson.

The radiology department at the Ashtabula Regional Medical Center offers the most comprehensive service in the county, with 24-hour care from registered, licensed technologists.

11/21/2025

Lab services at our Family Health Centers in Ashtabula and Geneve are closed today. Services are available at Conneaut and Jefferson, as well as at ARMC.

The ARMC Laboratory provides accurate, timely, convenient and affordable testing and blood collection services to physician offices and patients.

11/21/2025

Getting ready to roast your Thanksgiving bird? A perfectly cooked turkey starts with proper prep—and a food thermometer. These tips can help make your holiday feast both safe and delicious.

Don't wing it: Follow these food safety tips (3 min. read)

11/21/2025

ARMC's Pharmacy Department works to fight (AR) by ensuring Appropriate Antibiotic Use (correct drug for infection, correct dose for patient and appropriate duration of treatment) for our patients.

11/20/2025

Antibiotics are great for fighting infections, but we won't need them if we avoid getting sick.
Wash hands frequently with soap or use hand sanitizer.
Cover mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing.
Stay home when sick.
Avoid close contact with others who are sick.
Get recommended vaccines.

11/20/2025

DYK animals, including our pets and livestock, can carry germs that can spread and contribute to hashtag (AR)? Discover the simple actions you can take to protect yourself & your pet & fight AR. bit.ly/45rwCLa

11/18/2025

ARMC's Pharmacy Dept encourages us to remember antibiotic & antifungal drugs treat infections but can cause side effects & contribute to (AR). Learn the appropriate use of these drugs to fight AR: bit.ly/4603t9S

11/18/2025

Even small steps can help you live and feel better with COPD. Discover eight ways to breathe easier, stay healthier and protect your lungs.

Talk to your doctor about pulmonary rehab. (3 min. read)

04/18/2025

Serving sizes matter! Read those labels for a healthier lifestyle!

04/15/2025

Discover the realities of addiction and recovery in our April Lunch and Learn.
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12/12/2024

The American Heart Association and ARMC are looking for Heartcorps Service Members. Apply today.

12/11/2024

Ashtabula Regional Medical Center is hiring for a variety of position in our diagnostic imaging department. See our website for more details and click on Current Openings under the Employment tab.

Ashtabula Regional Medical Center has several positions open in our Diagnostic Imaging department. Visit our website to learn more.

12/09/2024

Common colds, flu, and RSV are going around the community. Here's what you need to know about a cold. ARMC Express care is open M-F 7:30 am to 7 pm to diagnose and treat minor illnesses and injuries.

Here's why we don't have a vaccine for the common cold.

12/05/2024

It's National Handwashing Week. Did you know that washing your hands is one of the best preventions for not spreading germs? Just think how many surfaces you touch at home or work. Wash those germs away, especially prior to eating.

A thorough handwashing takes longer than you might think.