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February Wellness on Wednesday at Reid Hospital
Giant walk-through heart, doctor presentations highlight February Wellness on Wednesday at Reid Hospital
Tightened teamwork pays dividends
Reid Hospital & Health Care Services has noted an exercise last summer by its hospitalist physicians and nurse-hospitalist case manager reduced the cost of a hospital stay by $1,500 and the length by nearly a day.
MBCC award
Brenda Mason (left), Annette Saylor and Rupert Arceo (right) pose with an award recently presented by the Indiana Board of Health to Reid Hospital & Health Care Services’ Mother-Baby Care Center. Arceo said the award recognized that Reid had attained Silver Level for best practices in the prevention of hepatitis B.
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Support Groups
Support Groups
Support GroupsOffering Sharing, Caring and Coping
Millions of Americans find the sharing and caring provided through a support group can help them better cope with chronic illness or ease the struggle through the loss of a loved one.
Support groups provide participants with a variety of positive interaction, including
- The benefit of experiences of other group members
- Latest information in treatments or tips that improve the quality of life
- An understanding and compassionate audience to whom participants can voice their fears, concerns and questions
- Help in identifying the causes of symptoms or behavior
- Encouragement to change attitudes and behavior
Reid Hospital & Health Care Services staff members coordinate or participate in a variety of support groups to help persons coping with illness, chronic conditions or the loss of a loved one.
Support Groups Meeting at Reid Hospital
Updated: 3/2/09
AA: A group for those recovering from alcoholism.
- Call Aurora, 765 983-3150 for more information.
Alanon: A group for family and friends of those with chemical dependency issues.
- Call Aurora, 765 983-3150 for more information.
Diabetes: A group that addresses helpful management tips and educational information for those diagnosed with diabetes.
- Call Michelle McClurg 765 983-3423 for more information.
- Meets: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 5:00 pm.
Gambling Issues: A support and information group for those with gambling issues.
- Call Aurora, 765 983-3150 for more information
- Meets: Every Wednesday, 5:30 pm-6:30 pm.
Heart Services: A support and information group for those dealing with heart services.
- Held the 3rd Tuesday of each month starting at 6pm
in the Oncology Conference Room.
Living Through the Grief: A bereavement support group for those who share the recent death of a loved one.
- Call David Garman, Chaplain, 765 983-3344 for more information.
- Meets: 3rd Wednesday of the month, 1:30 pm and/or 1st Monday of the month 7:00pm
Narcotics Anonymous: A group for those recovering from narcotics addiction.
- Call Aurora, 765 983-3150 for more information.
Support Groups Supported by with Reid Hospital
Compassionate Friends: An organization offering friendship and understanding to families that have lost children.
- Call Jackie Wesley, 765 886-5643 for more information.
- Meets: East Central Indiana Chapter, 3rd Tuesday of the month 7:00 pm Nettle Creek Health Care Center, State Road 1, Hagerstown And/or Miami-Whitewater Chapter, 3rd Thursday of the month, 7:00 pm First English Lutheran Church, Richmond
Moms to Moms: A group specifically for at-home mothers. Provides information and activities for moms and their children.
- Call Elizabeth Strausburg, 765 939-3437 for more information.
- Meets: Meeting schedule varies, call for information.
Overeaters Anonymous: A support and education group to help men and women struggling with compulsive overeating.
- Call Orlita, 765 966-4001 for more information.
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