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Community-wide CPR Coming Up in Winfield
Posted in In The News on Jan 19, 2023
In conjunction with February's American Heart Month, a free community-wide CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) certification event will be hosted by William Newton Hospital, USD 465, and Winfield Fire/EMS on Friday, February 10 at Baden Square in Winfield. Two sessions will be offered, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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Radcliff Lecture Series Coming to Sedan
Posted in Foundation , In The News on Jan 18, 2023
Centered around the importance of collaboration to improve community well-being, a session of the new Radcliff Lecture Series on Rural Health will take place at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, February 3 at Aunt B’s in Sedan located at 110 E. Main St.
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New Lecture Series to Focus on Rural Health
Posted in Foundation , In The News on Jan 18, 2023
Centered around the importance of collaboration to improve community well-being, the inaugural session of the Radcliff Lecture Series on Rural Health will take place at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday, February 2 at the Physicians Pavilion Assembly Room at 1230 E. 6th Ave. in Winfield.
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General Surgeon to Speak at Moline Public Library
Posted in In The News on Jan 09, 2023
As part of its ongoing rural health outreach at the Moline clinic and community wellness initiative Beats Go On, William Newton Hospital has partnered with the Moline Public Library to bring board-certified general surgeon Christopher Morrissey, DO, FACOS to speak with the citizens of Moline. The event will be held at 2:00 p.m. on January 24 at the library at 107 N Main St. Refreshments will be served.
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A Great New Year’s Resolution –Screenings & Checkups
Posted in Cardiology , Diagnostic Imaging , Head-to-Toe Health , Primary Care , Radiation Oncology , Weekend Check-Up Column on Jan 03, 2023
If you make one New Year’s resolution – make it to schedule your regular health screenings and checkups in a timely manner. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), chronic diseases, such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes, are the leading causes of death and disability in the United States. They are also leading drivers of the nation’s $3.8 trillion in annual healthcare costs. Many chronic diseases can be detected early by regular health screenings and checkups.
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WNH Welcomes New Leaders
Posted in In The News on Dec 27, 2022
In addition to naming Brian Barta as CEO, William Newton Hospital has welcomed leaders in four positions within the hospital in the last three months - Cassie Stein, Molly Jones, Micah Norris, and Travis Pitterle.
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Prevent Falls & Injury During Winter
Posted in Head-to-Toe Health on Dec 15, 2022
For older adults, falls are the most common cause of traumatic brain injury, which ultimately can be fatal. Even for elderly patients who do not die due to injury from a fall, consequences can lead to nursing home stays and subsequent health decline. Orthopedic injuries from falls, such as broken bones in the wrist, arm, ankle, or hip, are common in all seasons, but Winter can be the worst.
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Barta Named WNH CEO
Posted in In The News on Dec 14, 2022
On Wednesday, William Newton Hospital’s board of trustees named Brian Barta, CPA as Chief Executive Officer. His appointment as CEO is effective immediately. “Brian’s unique experience with Critical Access Hospitals as well as his knowledge of WNH make him the right candidate to move the hospital forward. We welcome Brian to the position,” shares William Newton Hospital Board Chair Joan Cales.
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PSA: What to do if you need a test for respiratory illness?
Posted in Uncategorized on Dec 07, 2022
William Newton Hospital encourages you to contact your primary care provider first before visiting our emergency department.
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Prevent Injury During the Holidays
Posted in Head-to-Toe Health , Weekend Check-Up Column on Dec 01, 2022
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, over 12,500 people leave the holiday celebration with loved ones to rush to the emergency room due to accidental injuries. Holiday safety is an issue that burns brightest from late November to mid-January, when families gather, parties are scheduled, and travel spikes. Below are tips to help you stay safe. Be aware of the hazards and you'll be better prepared to avoid becoming the victim of a toxic holiday.
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