Sharon Regional Medical Center

10/23/2024

Did you know Red Ribbon Week is recognized during the month of October?

Red Ribbon Week is a campaign by the National Family Partnership to educate youth on the importance of a drug-free lifestyle. This week, join us in wearing red ribbons to show our commitment to saying no to drugs.

When it comes to saying no to drugs, we can all be role models. This Red Ribbon Week let’s remember the importance of setting a good example. If you’re interested in getting more involved, click to learn more: https://www.redribbon.org/

10/21/2024

October is (SIDS) Awareness Month. is among the leading causes of death for infants in the U.S., affecting an estimated 1,500 infants per year.

At Sharon Regional Medical Center, we encourage parents and caregivers to take action to reduce these risks to their little ones. Click the link below to learn more about this tragic yet preventable condition: https://safetosleep.nichd.nih.gov/about/sids-definition

10/18/2024

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and today is National .

is an extremely common cancer diagnosis, with 1 in 8 women suffering from this condition. On National Mammography Day, we want to remind you to be vigilant and take the steps you can to protect yourself. There is no better time to learn about varying warning signs and risk factors – and it’s a great reminder to schedule your screening.

Click to learn more: https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-cancer-awareness-month/

10/15/2024

Did you know heart attacks and sudden cardiac arrest are not the same and require different intervention?

More than 365,000 deaths each year in the U.S. are caused by sudden cardiac arrest. October is Awareness Month, and it is an important time to learn about the warning signs, preventative measures, and how to offer life-saving help if you are ever in a situation that requires intervention. Take the time to learn more here: https://bit.ly/3NtzCwt

10/09/2024

ER Nurses are the backbone of the Emergency Room – helping it run smoothly and efficiently to ensure that our patients receive speedy, critical, and often life-saving care. This , we honor these who are on the frontlines of some of life’s most challenging circumstances. This week, be sure to take some time to thank the nurses in your life for all that they do. !

10/07/2024

We are grateful for the dedication, expertise, and compassionate care our PAs provide every day to our patients. Whether diagnosing, treating, or providing comfort, PAs play a crucial role in ensuring the health and well-being of our community. Join us in thanking our PAs for their incredible work and dedication. !

10/04/2024

We'd like to recognize the inpatient nursing team from the behavioral health department who had the highest improvement of their communication scores! The scores improved by 11% from June 2024 to July 2024 and as a result they have been named this month's G.O.A.T. Congratulations to the team on this impressive accomplishment!

10/04/2024

Did you know that domestic violence affects over 12 million people in the U.S. each year?

October, we’re spreading the word for Domestic Violence Awareness Month on how to identify abuse and seek safety. If you are in need of support, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline at https://www.thehotline.org/ or call 1-800-799-SAFE.

10/02/2024

We wish our Jewish colleagues, patients, friends, and family a ! We hope that this New Year brings health, happiness, and lots of time with your loved ones. Have a lovely !

09/27/2024

As fall sports ramp up, it's important that if you have a student-athlete or support one, to understand the importance of injury prevention. Here are some tips you can share:

Rest
Make sure you're adding rest days to the schedule. Letting the body heal is important to having the energy to perform in future practices and games.

Wear the Right Gear
Gear doesn't only affect how your athlete plays, it also helps protect them and others from injury. Gear that is the wrong size or in poor condition can actually contribute to injuries.

Stay Hydrated Whether a sports drink or plain water, drinking enough fluids is important before, during and after games to avoid dehydration.

Warm Up
Warming up and stretching the body before practice or a game will help prevent injuries.

Listen to Your Body
If you are in pain or feel ill, stop, rest and address the issue before continuing. Learn more about ways to prevent sports injuries this sports season.

09/25/2024

Did you know that your gut is a mini biome with trillions of microscopic organisms that are important for keeping your entire body healthy?

Nurturing your gut microbiome is crucial for your entire body’s health and there are many ways you can maintain a healthy gut to keep yourself healthy. Take a few minutes to read some tips on how to keep a gut .

Your “gut” or gastrointestinal system has its own microbiome, an ecosystem of trillions of bacteria that live in your intestines and regulate your digestive system. Maintaining the microbiome and keeping your gut healthy is important for staying healthy overall. Read on for tips on how to nurtur...

09/24/2024

Navdeep Tandon, MD Interventional Cardiologist & the Cath Lab Team successfully completed the first two CardioMEMS procedures on 9/23/24! This new procedure gives people living with heart failure a way to improve their quality of life, prevent worsening of the condition, and reduce their hospitalizations. https://bit.ly/47Bfnq2