Stoughton Health Talk

Dec 10 2024 112 ep. 794

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Cardiology 101

Heart disease and stroke claim more lives per year than all forms of cancer combined. Join Advanced Practice Nurses, Tina DeGroot and Johnathan Milton, to learn more about this preventable and manageable disease.

Learn to Fall Safely Classes

Falls can happen to anyone, but how do we minimize injury when they do? "Learn to Fall Safely" classes teach techniques to avoid fall-related injuries like hitting your head or breaking your wrists. While we aim to stay on our feet, intentional falls (as practiced in disciplines like Aikido) teach us how to fall safely.

Planning for your Future

Join Matt for an insightful discussion on estate planning, exploring what happens to your assets after you pass away and discovering effective strategies to plan for the future of your property.

What You Need to Know About Pertussis (Whooping Cough)

Bill Wilson, RN will discuss pertussis or what is more commonly known as whooping cough. He will share up-to-date information the symptoms, spread, and prevention of Pertussis.

What is Transitional Care-Swing Bed?

Angela Bakken, Nurse Case Manager at Stoughton Health, discusses how a patient who has stayed in the hospital for at least three days who needs additional skilled care may be able to stay at Stoughton Hospital rather than going to a skilled nursing facility.

CleanSlate - Treating Opioid Use Disorder

Learn more about a local option for outpatient recovery at CleanSlate- treating Opioid Use Disorder.

CleanSlate - Treating Alcohol Use Disorder

Learn more about a local option for outpatient recovery at CleanSlate- treating Alcohol Use Disorder.

CleanSlate - Providing Treatment for Alcohol & Opioid Use Disorders

Learn more about a local option for outpatient recovery at CleanSlate- treating Alcohol and Opioid Use Disorders.

Safety Tips to Prevent Falls in Your Home

A review of things in the home that can contribute to falls and strategies to reduce the risk.

Making Falls Less Scary and More Fun

We know many things that work in the therapeutic world to improve balance and reduce falls risk. Let's translate what we know from literature into more playful ways to become falls resilient and invite people to find joyful movement that speaks to them,