Access your own patient portal, provided by NCSH.
General Medical News
Influenza Awareness
Thu, Aug 01, 2019
August is National Influenza Awareness
What is Influenza, or flu?
Influenza also known as the flu is a serious respiratory illness that is easily spread from person to person. We are all at risk for getting and spreading the flu. If you have asthma or other lung diseases, you are at higher risk of developing complications from the flu. Health officials recommend that everyone 6 months of age and older receive an influenza vaccination each and every year. We encourage you to speak with your healthcare provider to learn more about influenza and annual vaccination.
To learn more about influenza please visit American Lung Association.
RELATED NEWS
Surgery Centers Are the Future — But Why?
Industry surveys make it clear that surgery centers are the future for both patients and surgeons. These studies estimate that the market will grow to as much as $55 billion by 2025. Ambulatory surgery centers…
Continue Reading
Signs of Infection After Surgery
International Infection Prevention Week (#IIPW), October 13-19, celebrates the importance of infection prevention and the role of vaccines in protecting public health. Raise your voice and spread the word that everyone plays a role in…
Continue Reading
Why Choose a Specialty Hospital?
Patients have options when choosing medical facilities for receiving care. In the past, general hospitals dominated the healthcare industry, but today the choices have diversified. Patients can now choose to seek care at specialty hospitals,…
Continue Reading
Stay Current
Educational Articles & More
View News & Press