SSM Health St. Mary's Hospital - Madison
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St. Mary's Hospital serves south-central Wisconsin and offers a full range of inpatient and outpatient health care services. Clinical areas of expertise include cardiovascular care, obstetrics and neuroscience.
http://www.stmarysmadison.com The St. Mary's campus includes state-of-the-art operating rooms and emergency department with bed-side registration. St. Mary's also has been recognized a Magnet Hospital for its nursing excellence since 2002 and an established part of the Madison community since 1912.
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facebook.comMemorial Day is a day to remember those who have died while serving in the US. military. Here are some ways to celebrate the true meaning of Memorial Day: • Observe the national moment of silence at 3 pm locally. Take a minute to pause and reflect, and encourage those you are with to do the same. • Visit a local memorial, or take a trip to a national site. • Attend a Memorial Day parade or local celebration. Your city or county website is a good resource to locate Memorial Day events. • Fly your American flag. Display your flag prominently (it's appropriate to fly it at half-staff on Memorial Day). You can also visit your local cemetery and leave flags at the grave markers of the soldiers buried there.
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At SSM Health, our more than 40,000 employees and 4,300 volunteers carry out our Mission every day by revealing the healing presence of God.
Our caregivers understand the tremendous healing power of presence.
Good luck to all of this weekend's Run Madtown participants, young and old!
Suffering from serious spring allergy symptoms? You're not alone. Dr. Mandira N. Mehra talks about allergy issues and weighs in on how weighted blankets could help you get better sleep in this WISC-TV / Channel 3000 interview.
Heading outside to enjoy the long weekend? Make sure you and your family stay safe.
Startling statistics about suicide and kids. Dr. Travis Copeland tells WISC-TV / Channel 3000 if kids have someone to talk to when they're upset and lonely, they may be less likely to act impulsively. #TimeForKids #TimeToTalk
New Pre-Hospital Medicine Program designed to improve quality of care across the Wisconsin region
For most young people, the chance of having a stroke seems unlikely. But Dr. Charles Callison of SSM Health DePaul Hospital - St. Louis says strokes in younger people are on the rise. Do you know the warning signs of stroke and what you can do to prevent one?
Having meaningful conversations about how your kids feel can be tough. SSM Health therapist Britt Coolman has three tips for making your conversations count in this WISC-TV / Channel 3000 #TimeForKids #TimeToTalk article. http://bit.ly/2J0owj8
We are live this afternoon with stroke survivor Rosanne Derdula and Dr. Shaun Shaker. Ask your questions below!
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