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Take a moment this month during National Hospital Week, National Nurses' Week and National EMS Week--to recognize, honor, and celebrate all of our rescue personnel--fire, police, EMS, nurses and all medical staff who heroically provide outstanding care for you, your family, friends and neighbors whenever it is needed.
"These special weeks honoring healthcare workers and rescue staff are first and foremost, a celebration of people," said Dave Dobosenski, SCRMC CEO. "We are fortunate to have such dedicated individuals in our region!"
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. . . SCRMC is teaming up with the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition in honor of National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. During the month of May, we challenge you to include 30 minutes of physical activity each day. Physical activity not only increases your chances of living longer, it also reduces your risk of high blood pressure, heart disease, and some types of cancer. No matter what shape you are in, together we can rise to the challenge to get more active during the month of May. Visit www.regionalsportsmedicine.org to learn more.
You’ve heard of Botox®, of course, since its cosmetic use for reducing age-induced wrinkles is commonplace. Botox® works by paralyzing the muscles that, when tense, create frown lines and crow’s feet. But are you aware of its other medical/neurological uses, such as reducing the debilitating pain of chronic migraine headaches and treating spastic muscles?
Employees were asked to describe what led them to choose an occupation in health care for the Wisconsin Health Care Employee Pride Program, sponsored by the Wisconsin Hospital Association (WHA).
Margie Nelson of Luck, Wisconsin, has been baking and delivering caramel rolls for more than seven years to raise money for the American Cancer Society’s Walk/Run for Cancer in Luck. To date, her efforts have garnered amazing dividends: she has brought in and donated over $14,000!
During the month of April and May, area kindergarteners are invited to visit St. Croix Regional Medical Center to experience departments and equipment they might encounter on a “real” visit.