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MCHI Rehabilitation to Host Fun Run & Wellness Walk on Saturday June 23rd
May 18, 2018
Memorial Hospital Rehabilitation is hosting their annual Fun Run & Wellness Walk on June 23rd during the 2018 A'ROR'N Days celebrations. For more information and/or to view and download the brochure/entry form, see the link in the following article.
Read More...Bobbi Jo Sandberg Receives Caring Kind Award
November 24, 2017
Memorial Community Health is proud to announce that Bobbi Jo Sandberg has been named a Nebraska Hospital Association 'Caring Kind' award recipient for 2017.
Read More...Memorial Community Health Takes Part in Quality Initiative to Improve Antibiotic Use
November 13, 2017
Memorial Community Health has recently committed to an Antibiotic Stewardship Program focused on efforts to promote the appropriate use of antibiotics.
Read More...MCHI Happenings
June 6 (Wednesday) – BFF (Breast Feeding Friends) peer group meeting from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Memorial Hospital conference room. Free baby weight checks, networking, and advice from certified lactation counselors. For more information, contact our OB Dept at 402.694.8223, email motherbaby@mchiaurora.org or visit www.memorialcommunityhealth.org.
June 20 (Wednesday) -- Foot Care is the topic for this month's Monthly Diabetic Education Support Group, from 10:00-11:00 am in the Memorial Hospital conference room.
June 21 (Thursday) – Start the A'ROR'N Days festivities off right by taking in the popular Hospital Auxiliary Pie Luncheon at the Bremer Center. oot Care is the topic for this month's Monthly Diabetic Education Support Group, from 10:00-11:00 am in the Memorial Hospital conference room.
June 23 (Saturday) – It's time to grab your tennis shoes and get moving! MCHI's Fun Run & Wellness Walk is held the Saturday of the A'ROR'N Days celebrations. Download the brochure and registration form.
June 28 (Thursday) – Caregivers Support Group at 2:30 pm in the Memorial Hospital Conference Room. Led by our trained facilitators, this group provides a safe place for caregivers, family and friends of persons with dementia to build a support system, exchange information, talk through issues and ways of coping, and more.
