Today we celebrated the new Sands-Constellation Center for Critical Care with a balloon replica of the building and a signed banner to be displayed at Rochester General Hospital.
Thanks to everyone who “popped” by!
Our Breast Center and Lipson Cancer Institute team continue to bring new procedures to the Rochester area. One way we've done that is through IORT -- an innovative approach of providing radiation therapy during cancer surgery.
About IORT: https://rochealth.co/IORT
With less access to public exercise facilities, many have sought at-home workout routines during #covid19.
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Keeping health risks low with weight loss strategies during COVID-19 pandemic
In honor of National Recovery Month, we thank our dedicated health care professionals who provide support for those on their road to recovery, and celebrate the gains made by those in recovery. If you or someone you know is struggling with an addiction, contact us for a confidential evaluation -- 585.723.SAFE
Join Sarah Lane from the Riedman Campus Wellness Center for a morning mix to get you up and active this weekend.
Remember to stretch, stay hydrated, and have fun!
Join Sarah Lane from the Riedman Campus Wellness Center for a morning mix to get you up and active this weekend.
Remember to stretch, stay hydrated, and have fun!
Morning Mix with Sarah Lane
Sarah Lane is back at the Riedman Campus Wellness Center recording various virtual wellness classes!
Join her from home this weekend for a gentle yoga flow that's appropriate for everyone.
Gentle Yoga with Sarah
Mammograms can detect early signs of breast cancer-- making them a life-saving screening. Our Mammos and Makeovers-to-go event makes getting this screening a little more fun.
Learn more: https://roc.health/Mammos-Makeovers
When she's not taking care of patients, she's preparing for her audition for "Rochester Regional Health: The Musical." 🎵🎶
Get to know Dr. Lauren Loss, a Neurologist at Western New York Neurology in Leroy.
About our Neurology services: https://roc.health/neurology
We've partnered with National ESports Association to re-create the Sands-Constellation Center for Critical Care at Rochester General Hospital! Since we can't have visitors in for tours due to #covid19, it's your chance to take a sneak peek in the world of Minecraft! 13 WHAM ABC
https://roc.health/minecraft
GAMERS: The next level of innovative healthcare is here! Join our Minecraft community to explore our new Sands-Constellation Center for Critical Care. Test your surgical skills, design a room, and help us gear up to save lives by joining our Minecraft Experience: https://roc.health/minecraft
We're LIVE with Dr. John Klibanoff discussing the new ROSA knee procedure to highlight how it'll benefit patients.
About ROSA: https://rochesterregional.org/rosa
TUE, NOV 17 AT 2:00 PM EST
Virtual Open House: The Sands-Constellation Center for Critical Care
COMING SOON: We're hosting a virtual open house in celebration of the new Sands-Constellation Center for Critical Care!
We’ll take you through the front door, and beyond the main lobby through its state-of-the-art operating areas, advanced NICU suites, and private patient rooms. You’ll have the opportunity to chat with experts, watch video interviews, and witness the technology at work.
Join us on Tuesday, November 17 at 2 PM.
RSVP today: rochesterregional.org/openhouseCOM
Join Sarah Lane for a low impact fitness class that focuses on upper body and core strength!
You'll need a yoga mat and some dumbbells or weights for this weekend's workout.
Abs and Arms with Sarah
She's the best birthday party planner in town! 🎂🎉
Get to know Dr. Simone Bailey, a cardiologist at the Sands-Constellation Heart Institute.
About heart care: https://roc.health/heart
A few of the beautiful views from some patient rooms at the Sands-Constellation Center for Critical Care! 📸
Uncertainty and anticipation can cause feelings of stress and anxiety-- something many are experiencing this week.
If you're feeling worried, here are a few things you can do to help reduce stress.
BEGINNING THIS WEEK: COVID-19 vaccine clinics for Rochester Regional Health patients age 75+.
No need to call our offices—if eligible, you may receive a call soon from one of our team members. Once contacted, you'll be given directions on how to go about getting your COVID-19 vaccine!
If you have any questions, please contact your primary care physician by phone or via MyCare.
Learn more: www.rochesterregional.org/covid-vaccine
There are two currently approved COVID-19 vaccines in the United States--both of which use mRNA to trigger our immune systems to fight coronavirus.
What is an mRNA and how does it help protect us from COVID-19 infection?
Learn more: rochesterregional.org/covid-vaccine
COVID-19 Vaccine: How do mRNA Vaccines Work?
Paula Mabe, RN, received her COVID-19 vaccine this week, and she tells us what that means for her and her family.
Check out Monroe County's first drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination clinic for Community 1A High-Risk Health Workers at Unity Hospital this afternoon. Our teams were excited to participate in the first of many community vaccination clinics to come and to root on the Bills to victory!
With +14,000 Health Care Heroes vaccinated, we're continuing to hold vital clinics for eligible members of our community.
Governor Cuomo announced yesterday that community vaccination administration eligibility will be expanded on January 11 to the phase 1B vaccine prioritization. Per this development, we'll soon be contacting patients who are 75 years or older via phone to arrange scheduling as vaccine supply allows.
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COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
Community 1A High-Risk Health Workers: Get your COVID-19 vaccines before halftime of the Bills game today!
Rochester Regional Health, in partnership with the Finger Lakes COVID-19 Vaccine Hub, is offering Monroe County’s first drive-thru COVID-19 vaccination clinic for Community 1A High-Risk Health Workers today on the Unity Hospital Campus.
Community 1A High-Risk Health Workers who arrive at Unity’s Campus, Lot D, before 3:45 pm today are eligible to be vaccinated, as long as there is supply of vaccine. Proof of employment is required. NYSDOH accepted proof of employment include employee ID, paystub or a letter from employer.
