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Mar9
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HaysMed Offering Healthy Cooking Class for Breast Cancer Survivors

By Gayla Wichman - Dreiling/Schmidt Cancer Institute,HaysMed News,Upcoming Events

Hays, Kansas – HaysMed, part of The University of Kansas Health System, is sponsoring a free healthy cooking class for breast cancer survivors on Wednesday, March 18 from 6:00 – 7:30 pm. The event will be held at The Center for Health Improvement Education Room at 2500 Canterbury Drive in Hays.

This is a hands-on cooking class and demonstration and will include nutrition tips from a registered dictation and interactive cooking. You will be able to socialize with other breast cancer survivors in a casual setting, enjoy a meal and leave with a simple health meal to make at home.

Please RSVP by March 16 at 11:00 am to 785-623-5441. Registration is required and seating is limited

Sep20
00

Drive-Thru Flu Shots Available Oct 7 at HaysMed

By Gayla Wichman - Community Health,Family Medicine,HaysMed News,Pediatrics,The Center News,Upcoming Events

HaysMed’s annual drive-thru flu shot clinic has been scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 7. The event, which will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., will offer free flu shots for all residents older than 6 months.

It will be the 19th year the hospital has offered the community service, and approximately 3,500 people are expected to be vaccinated during the free clinic.

Adults wanting to receive a free flu shot can get one without having to leave their vehicles. HaysMed volunteers will direct traffic during the event, and the maximum wait time is estimated at 15 minutes.

Children older than 6 months will be vaccinated inside the gym at the Center for Health Improvement (CHI). Adults attending with children also can receive their shots inside the waiting area of Hays Orthopedic Institute, located inside the CHI building.

More than 100 volunteers will be on hand to help with the event. HaysMed partners with Fort Hays State University and North Central Kansas Vo-Tech as both facilities provide students to help with the shots.

There will be no nasal flu vaccine at the drive-thru flu shot clinic.  There will be no egg free vaccines available at the drive-thru flu shot clinic. People with a severe egg allergy will need to contact their local healthcare provider for their flu vaccine.

The event is sponsored by the Hays Medical Center Foundation. While there is no cost for flu shots, participants are asked to bring a canned food item to benefit the Community Assistance Center.

The vaccine also is available at HaysMed clinics for patients who are unable to attend the drive-thru flu shot event. Charges will apply at regular clinic visits, though the vaccine is covered by most health insurance plans.

Sep28
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HaysMed To Hold Special Remembering Together Remembrance Walk for Loss Through Miscarriage, Stillbirth or Infant Loss

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,Nursing News,OB-GYN,Pediatrics,Upcoming Events,Women-Infant Services

Hays, KS (Sept. 28, 2016)   The HaysMed Birthing Center will host Remembering Together Remembrance Walk on Sunday, October 15th.  Participants are asked to meet in Hadley Room 3 at HaysMed at 2:00 pm.  The group will be walking on the fitness trail so please dress for appropriate weather conditions.   This special service is for anyone who has experienced a loss through miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss.

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Aug14
00

HaysMed Hosts Wound Symposium

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,Upcoming Events,Would Healing & Hyperbaric Center News

Hays, Kansas (August 14, 2017)—  HaysMed, part of The University of Kansas Health System, will present a Wound Symposium  on Friday, September 22, 2017.   The programs are jointly provided by HaysMed, part of The University of Kansas Health System, The University of Kansas Medical Center Continuing Education and Professional Development and the Area Health Education Center – West.  The program will be held at HaysMed in the Hadley Conference Rooms.

Registration and breakfast for the program begins at 8:00 am. The program runs from 8:30 am – 4:30pm.  Topics covered include:  pyoderma gangrenousm, arterial flow and wound healing, initial evaluation of the diabetic foot, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and diabetic foot ulcers, ostomy care and management and dressing woundd and wound types.

Speakers for the program include:  Zurab Tsereteli, MD, Surgeon;  M. Javed Ashraf, MD, Interventional Cardiologist, and Todd Walburn, RN, WCC all from HaysMed.  Steve Orr, MD, FACEP/UHM, FAPWCA, The University of Kansas Health System; Eugen Worth, MR, FABA, UHM, Kansas City; and  Kristie L. Hartig, BSN, RN, PHN, SWOCN, WCC, SEOC, St. Francis Health Center, Topeka.

The program is designed for Physicians, PAs, APRN’s, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Social Workers, PTS, OTS and other interested Healthcare Professionals.

All participants are required to complete and sign a “verification of attendance” form. After the program, a certificate of completion will be provided to activity participants based on documentation of actual attendance time.

Physician: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint providership of The University of Kansas Medical Center Office of Continuing Medical Education and HaysMed, part of The University of Kansas Health System.  The University of Kansas medical Center Office of Continuing Medical Education is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The KU Medical Center Office of Continuing Medical Education designates this live activity for a maximum of 6.75 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM  Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of the participation in this activity.

CNE: Hays Medical Center is approved as a provider of continued nursing education by the Kansas State Board of Nursing.  The course offering is approved for 6.75 contact hours applicable for RN, or LPN re-licensure.  Kansas State Board of Nursing Approved Provider Number:  LT0021-1138.

Respiratory Therapy

The HaysMed Respiratory Care Continuing Education Evaluator on behalf of the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts has approved this program for 6.75 CRCE Hours.  Providership No. 004

PT/OT

Paperwork will be provided to submit to KOTA and KPTA for credits.

ASRT

An application has been submitted to ASRT. Approval is pending.

EMS

Ellis County EMS is an approved as a provider of continuing education for Emergency Medical Personnel. The course offering is approved for 6.75 contact hour applicable for all EMS recertification. Approved Provider Number: pp5800.

The fee for the program is $60 for non HaysMed employees, $30 for CAH employees.  There is no registration fee for HaysMed, Pawnee Valley Community Hospital and St. Rose Health Center Associates.  You can register online:  www.haysmed.com/education and click on professional education or registering by calling 785-623-5500.  You may pay online with a valid credit card or may choose to be invoiced.

Dec6
00

HaysMed Offers Saturday Kids Fitness Bootcamp in 2017

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,The Center News,Upcoming Events

HAYS, Kan. (Dec. 6, 2016)   The Center for Health Improvement is offering an 11 week Saturday fitness bootcamp for kids.  The program is for children ages 8-13 at all fitness levels from beginning to advanced.  The program runs from January 7 through March 18.

The program allows kids to have fun while being active and keeping them moving during the winter months.  The positive environment at the camp is designed to encourage kids to lead a healthy and active lifestyle.  A variety of different individual and group activities will be introduced during the sessions.

The registration fee is $75 for all Saturday sessions.  Drop in fees are also available for $10 for each session attended.  Space is limited.

To register go to www.haysmed.com/the-center/kids-fit-club/bootcamp

 

Jun13
00

Hays Orthopedic Institute Sponsors Let’s Talk Program on a New Procedure – Direct Anterior Approach to Total Hip Replacement

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,Upcoming Events

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Hays, Kansas (June 13, 2016) – The Hays Orthopedic Institute will sponsor Let’s Talk on Thursday, July 21, 2016  at the HaysMed Center for Health Improvement (CHI) Education Room, 2500 Canterbury Drive, Hays Kansas.  Participants are asked to use Entrance F – South Entrance to CHI.

The program will feature a question and answer discussion with Dr. Sukchan Lee, Orthopedic Surgeon and Amy E. Glover, Physician Assistant, both from the Hays Orthopedic Institute.  Topic for the discussion is “Direct Anterior Approach to Total Hip Replacement Demystified – Evolution or Revolution, Gimmick or Substance?”  HaysMed is now offering this new procedure designed to reduce the recovery time and shorten the hospital stay after hip replacement.

The program begins at 6:00 pm with registration and healthy snacks followed by the discussion from 6:15 pm – 7:00 pm.  The program is designed for those who have orthopedic needs and the people who care about them.

Registration is FREE but limited.  Please RSVP to haysmed.com/education

Or call 623-5500 by July 18.

Jun13
00

HaysMed Hosts FREE Educational Program on Asthma and Allergies

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,Upcoming Events

HAYS, Kansas (June 13, 2016)—  HaysMed Pulmonology Associates is sponsoring a free educational class on Asthma and Allergies on Tuesday, July 12 at the HaysMed Center for Health Improvement Education Room, 2500 Canterbury Drive, Hays, Kansas.  Participants are asked to use the South Entrance and park in Parking Lot F.  The program will feature a presentation and roundtable discussion by Roman Reznik, MD, Pulmonologist, Lesa Klozenbucher, APRN and Chris Fisher, RN, RRT.

This program is designed for those who have questions about allergies and asthma including treatments and medication.

The program begins at 5:30 pm with healthy snacks followed by the discussion from 6:00 to
7:00 pm.

Please RSVP by July 8 to haysmed.com/education  or call 785-261-7452.  Registration is required.

Mar8
00

FREE PiYo Workout Class March 14

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,The Center News,Upcoming Events

HAYS, Kansas (March 8, 2016)— The HaysMed Center for Health Improvement (CHI) is offering a FREE Workout on Monday, March 14. St. Patty’s PiYo workout will be held from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm at the CHI gym, 2500 Canterbury, Hays, Kansas.

PiYo combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility advantages of yoga to deliver a true fat-burning, low-impact workout.

There is no need to register. For more information call 785-623-5900.

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Feb3
00

Breast Cancer in Kansas A conversation with cancer survivors and health experts on Feb 18

By Gayla Wichman - Breast Care Center,Dreiling/Schmidt Cancer Institute,HaysMed News,Upcoming Events

(Hays, KS) February 3, 2016 – Susan G. Komen Kansas is partnering with Hays Medical Center and Midwest Cancer Alliance to present a Komen Impact panel discussion on the latest developments in breast cancer research in Kansas. The conversation will take place on February 18 from 5:00pm-7:00pm at Hays Medical Center. It is free and open to the public.

The panel will be moderated by cancer biologist, Komen researcher and breast cancer advocate, Danny Welch, PhD. Several Kansas oncology professionals and cancer survivors will join Welch in this public forum on cancer innovations and challenges. In addition, representatives from Susan G. Komen Kansas will present an overview of the state of breast cancer in the region.

“We’re excited to be part of this community conversation between breast cancer experts and the people who are directly impacted by the disease,” said Peggy Johnson, breast cancer survivor and former chair of Komen’s National Board of Directors.

According to the Kansas Cancer Registry, nearly 2,000 women in Kansas will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reports that more than 370 women die in Kansas each year from breast cancer-related causes. However, when diagnosed at an early stage, survival rates are greater than 95%.

“This is a great opportunity for recent information to be shared with those impacted by breast cancer and within the community” said Hays Medical Center Nurse Navigator, Lisa Reiter, RN.

RSVP for this event, please call 785-623-5114 by Monday, February 15.

Nov18
00

HaysMed plans events to raise money, awareness about hospice

By Gayla Wichman - HaysMed News,Upcoming Events

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Staff members at Hospice & Palliative Care at HaysMed are planning fundraising events to support families during difficult times. From left to right are: Ruth Legleiter, Sue Noll, Helen Windholz, Regina Borthwick,
Myrna Kober and Tonia Houghton

Since Sue Noll and her Hays Medical Center colleagues realize there are misconceptions about hospice care, they are helping organize public events to raise awareness and much-needed funds.

Noll is supervisor of Hospice & Palliative Care at HaysMed, which has offered services for 30 years. Its territory is Ellis, Rooks, Rush and Russell counties.

“We want the community to learn more about this special care for terminally ill patients and their families,” Noll said. “Our hospice team of professionals and volunteers care for those in the last phases of an incurable disease.

“Our mission is to help them live comfortably in full accordance with their values and beliefs,” she added.

To relay this message, HaysMed sponsors Community Memory Trees and will participate in the Dec. 6 All American Breakfast at the American Legion.

Memory trees will display brass doves etched with the name of a person being honored or remembered. They will be located in the HaysMed Miller Medical Pavilion and the Dessin Fournir building in Plainville from Nov. 23 through Jan. 4.

The minimum suggested donation is $20 per dove. Request forms are available at physician clinics, HaysMed waiting rooms and at the hospital’s website – haysmed.com/hospice. Forms also may be requested by calling the hospice office, 785-623-6200.

The special annual breakfast also will benefit families because a percentage of advance ticket prices will be earmarked for HaysMed hospice. Adult tickets are $8 or 8.50 at the door; ages 12 and under are $3.50; and ages 5 and under are free. Call the office for tickets.

A craft and bake sale will be available at the breakfast too.

The money raised is used locally to help the hospice team support patients and families at a difficult time, Noll said.

The team includes the patient’s primary-care physician, hospice medical director, nurses, social worker, chaplain, therapists and volunteers. Services may be offered in a private home, nursing home or assisted-living center.

“We tailor services to individual needs,” Noll said. “The patient’s primary-care physician orders medication, treatments and other services. Some hospice visits are scheduled, while others are on an as-needed basis. Our nurses are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.”

Because the team consists of many professionals, Noll commented, hospice offers physical, spiritual and emotional care.

“We address physical symptoms such as pain, nausea and breathing problems,” she said. “Hospice also collaborates with the patient’s own clergy to address spiritual care. And our social worker is here for emotional and grief-related issues.”

Noll strongly encouraged anyone with questions about these services to contact their local hospice.

“We want to address any concerns they have,” Noll said. “When a loved one is facing death, there is fear and anxiety. Our team can support them through the last months and days.”

People of any age may be eligible for hospice when their doctor estimates a life expectancy of six or fewer months and they are no longer receiving curative treatments.

Medicare, KanCare and most private insurance cover hospice. “But we care for people regardless of insurance coverage,” Noll said.

“Hospice pays for medications, and medical supplies and equipment related to the terminal prognosis,” Noll continued, noting patients use the pharmacy of their choice. “A patient can discontinue hospice any time and come back if they qualify.”

In addition, hospice offers inpatient care for up to five days at a time when a caregiver needs a break.

“Our team also provides bereavement care for 15 months, which includes one-on-one contacts, mailings and support groups,” Noll said. “We have a memorial service every six months and invite families to celebrate their loved ones’ lives.”

The supervisor noted that volunteers receive training and on-going education. They visit patients and run errands, and help with bereavement, fund-raising activities and other services.

“We are hoping for a good response to our fund-raising events,” Noll said. “In addition to sharing information about services, we want the community to know that we often hear wonderful feedback from families. They send us thank-you notes, and make phone calls and visits to our office. One hundred percent of those who respond to our surveys say they would recommend hospice services.”

The staff is available for community presentations about services, end-of-life issues, advance directives and grief.

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