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April 01, 2014
Keeping Up
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April 01, 2014
Henderson, Nev., hospital to add tower by early 2016
A Dignity Health campus in Henderson, Nev., broke ground last month on a five-story, 141-bed tower that will include emergency bays, observation beds, operating suites and support services.
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April 01, 2014
Northeast Ohio hospital to merge with Humility of Mary Health Partners
A one-hospital organization in northeastern Ohio plans to merge with Humility of Mary Health Partners of Youngstown, Ohio, in a deal that likely will close this summer.
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April 01, 2014
CHI and St. Alexius Medical Center pursue affiliation in North Dakota
Englewood, Colo.-based Catholic Health Initiatives and St. Alexius Medical Center in Bismarck, N.D., announced on Feb. 13 that they signed a nonbinding agreement to form a new affiliation.
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April 01, 2014
CHA campaign asks, 'How "bad" can a chocolate bunny be?'
A campaign from CHA asks people to be mindful of who made the sweet treats they buy this Easter, and to purchase responsibly. Many chocolatiers use cocoa harvested by child laborers.
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April 01, 2014
Sophia Center uses brain training to teach children to focus, de-stress
Bridget Burnor credits neurofeedback — a type of attention training treatment — and counseling for giving her 12-year-old son Nate the skills needed to cope with his attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, dyslexia and anxiety.
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April 01, 2014
Mercy Health program identifies, safeguards young athletes recovering from concussions
Jumping for a rebound, forward Allie Zisko collided with another player and landed hard on her head during an eighth-grade parochial school basketball game.
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April 01, 2014
Centura Health creates Colorado Health Neighborhoods in population health approach
Centura Health, like many health systems nationwide, is working to shift its focus from reactive care for the sick, to taking a more proactive stance to encourage patient wellness, emphasizing healthy behaviors and illness prevention.
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April 01, 2014
Clinic fills gap for low-income patients needing specialty care
When Anteus Parker broke his leg last year after slipping on a puddle, he had no health insurance and was the sole caretaker of his son Ray, then only 10 weeks old.
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April 01, 2014
St. Joseph program helps residents achieve lasting change in their communities
Until just a few years ago, the Richman neighborhood in Fullerton, Calif., was plagued with problems. Many residents feared going outside at night because of gang activity.