Our world has changed a lot in a short amount of time, but your health and safety remain our first priority!
#MakingCommunitesHealthier #ProvidenceHealth
We always strive to create a place where you choose to come for healthcare, and your safety and quality of care have never been a higher priority than right now. Our team of healthcare heroes is here for you and taking the extra steps to ensure safe care, including enhanced cleaning and disinfecting procedures, daily staff screenings, mask requirements and social distancing in waiting areas. We’re working hard so you can feel confident when coming to us for care. Learn more about how we’re creating a safe place of care for you.
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#PatientCenteredCareAwarenessMonth #YourHealthOurHeroes
COVID-19 can spread quickly and easily - even by people who don't have any symptoms. Look out for your neighbor. Wear a mask so we can all work to Stay South Carolina Strong
#staySCstrong #stayhealthysc
October is #NationalBreastCancerAwarenessMonth. Have you scheduled your annual mammogram? It’s an important annual screening for early detection of breast cancer. Take care of you. Don’t delay your mammogram. To learn more, visit YourProvidenceHealth.com or call 800.424.DOCS to get yours on the calendar.
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#Mammogram
Our world has changed a lot in a short amount of time, but your health and safety remain our first priority!
#MakingCommunitesHealthier #ProvidenceHealth
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Did you know that high cholesterol doesn’t typically present with symptoms? The good news is that a provider can perform a simple blood test to determine your cholesterol and help you lower your levels if necessary. You can even have a test done as part of your annual physical. Schedule a visit with your primary care provider if you don’t know your cholesterol levels. Don’t have a PCP? Give us a call at 800.424.DOCS or visit the Find a Doctor tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com/ to make an appointment.
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#CholesterolEducationMonth #KnowYourNumbers #LowerYourRisk
This week is Case Management Week! We acknowledge all you do for our patients at Providence Health. The care you guys provide does not go unnoticed. We appreciate you. Happy National Case Management Week!
Providence Health Heart Program Leads Midlands with First Implant of WATCHMAN FLX™. Check out http://ow.ly/YNKJ50BQ1CL for more information!
If you’re a woman 40 and up, one hour, just once a year, could save your life. A mammogram is a simple, routine screening that helps with early detection of breast cancer. It’s a key factor in effectively treating the disease. Take care of you. To learn more visit YourProvidenceHealth.com or call 800.424.DOCS to schedule yours.
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#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #Mammogram
It’s National Health Care Supply Chain Week! This week we honor hard-working health care supply chain professionals, our #HealthCareSupplyChain Heroes. In recognition of the hard work and dedication of supply chain professionals who support every area of health care organization, not just during the public health crisis but every day. Thank you for all you do!
Mental health is a vital part of your overall health and well-being. And mental illness doesn’t discriminate. In fact, many of us may be dealing with higher levels of stress, anxiety and other mental health issues this year. If you or a loved one is suffering from depression, anxiety or any threat to your mental well-being, Providence Health can help. Our behavioral health support team is ready to help you on the road to living well. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit our Find a Doctor tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com to learn more.
#YouAreNotAlone #ItsOkToAskForHelp #EndTheStigma #MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek
Free COVID-19 testing in Fairfield, October 22nd and 23rd! If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or have come in close contact with someone who tested positive, it is recommended that you get tested.
#SlowTheSpreadSC
Some women diagnosed with breast cancer have no risk factors and some have no symptoms. That’s why early detection is key. If you’re 40 or older, take care of you by scheduling a mammogram every year. It’s one hour that could save your life. Learn more at the link below and visit YourProvidenceHealth.com or call 800.424.DOCS to get yours on the calendar. #BreastCancerAwareness #Mammogram
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Emergencies can’t wait. Signs and symptoms of heart attack, stroke and shortness of breath should never be ignored. Providence Health has procedures in place to protect the health and safety of our patients, staff members and visitors. Our stringent safety protocols help prevent the spread of infectious diseases, including COVID-19, year-round. It is safe to come to the hospital whenever you need care, so please don’t put yourself or a loved one in danger by avoiding emergency treatment. http://ow.ly/nVyB50ASIrr
#EmergenciesCantWait #SafeCare
COVID-19 can spread quickly and easily - even by people who don't have any symptoms. Look out for your neighbor. Wear a mask so we can all work to Stay South Carolina Strong
#StaySCstrong #StayHealthySC
Autumn weeknights call for simple, cozy suppers that don’t take too much effort to prepare. Ward off the season’s chilly and warm up the family with this Easy Turkey Chili. #SimpleSupper #Cozy #ChiliNight #FoodieFriday https://www.diabetesfoodhub.org/recipes/easy-turkey-chili.html?home-category_id=27
We all play an important role in helping to prevent the spread of illnesses like COVID-19. Wearing a mask is one of the most effective ways to slow the spread and help prevent infections. Brush up on what types of masks are most effective and don’t forget to leave home with yours!
#InternationalInfectionPreventionWeek #IIPW
Today is #TakeBackDay from 10 am to 2 pm! Don’t forget to bring your unused or expired prescription medications (pills or patches only). For more information, visit https://takebackday.dea.gov/. Thanks for your support of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day!
#DEATakeBack
We're all in this together! Providence Health is partnering with the American Red Cross by hosting a blood drive at Providence Health--Fairfield Emergency Room on November 10. To schedule your appointment, please visit http://ow.ly/dLdE50BWjmM. Donate your blood for a reason, let the reason to be life
Providence Health is proud to support National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, October 24, from 10 am to 2 pm. Bring any unused or expired prescription medications (pills or patches only) to one of the following drop-off sites in our community to safely dispose of them.
For more information, visit https://takebackday.dea.gov/. Thanks for helping to keep our community safe!
#MakingCommunitiesHealthier #MedicationSafety #TalkAboutYourMedicinesMonth
Happy National Pharmacy Week! This week we acknowledge the invaluable contributions that pharmacists and pharmacy technicians make to patient care in hospitals, ambulatory care clinics, and other healthcare settings. We’re sending a huge thank you to our team at Providence Health! Thank you for all you do!
Make sure you’re wearing you’re mask correctly with this checklist!
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Wear a mask correctly to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 to others. 😷
When in public or around others not living in your household, follow this mask checklist. If you have a child, remember those under age 2 should not wear a mask. Learn more: https://bit.ly/30QOzQF.
Tis the season! Tempt your tastebuds and fall into autumn with this heart-healthy Pumpkin Spice Smoothie. http://ow.ly/P7CQ50C2IKB #FoodieFriday #PumpkinSpice
Washing your hands is one of the best ways to prevent the spread of germs! Don’t have soap and water nearby? Carry a hand sanitizer that is at least 60% alcohol.
#StayHealthy #FluSeason #KeepOurCommunityHealthy
It's Pastoral Care Week! We want to thank all our Chaplains at Providence Health. You all are the spiritual caregivers of the communities that we serve, and we are grateful for all you do.
#ThankYou
Breast cancer awareness is more than just a month on the calendar. It’s about taking care of you with an annual mammogram. Mammogram = simple, routine screening that helps with early detection of breast cancer. Mammogram = peace of mind. Mammogram = one hour, once a year, that could save your life. Visit YourProvidenceHealth.com or call 800.424.DOCS to learn more and schedule yours today.
#BreastCancerAwareness #Mammogram
Providence Health is grateful to all the brave men and women from our community who have served our country in the Armed Forces and helped to protect freedom at home and abroad. We honor you and thank you for helping to keep us safe.
#VeteransDay #ThankYou
As we enter the final months of what has certainly been an unprecedented year, health and well-being has perhaps never been more at the forefront of our thoughts. If you’ve been putting off care, these last months of the year are a great time to schedule your preventive care or procedure. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit the “Find a Provider” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com, to setup your appointment today and finish 2020 strong.
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While the holidays are a traditionally popular time for traveling for a getaway or to visit family and friends, the activity comes with increased risk of COVID-19 infection and spread. Learn about steps you can take to reduce your risk and help protect yourself and others if you need to travel this holiday season.
#TravelSafety #COVID19 #StayHealthy
https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/hospital-news/celebrating-safely
We're all in this together! Providence Health is partnering with the American Red Cross by hosting a blood drive at Providence Health--Fairfield Emergency Room tomorrow, November 10. To schedule your appointment please visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter Sponsor Code: PROVIDENCEHEALTH. You could also call Allison Balash at 803.231.0525
It’s time to roll up your sleeve – and protect yourself from the flu. Make getting your flu shot a priority and be sure to encourage your friends and family to do the same
https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/hospital-news/dont-take-a-chance-with-your-health-get-vaccinated-for-flu-season
#GetVaccinated #StayHealthy #FluShot
Did you know that convalescent plasma from the blood donations of those who have recovered from COVID-19 has been shown to help lessen the severity and length of some hospitalized patients’ COVID-19 illness? Consider scheduling a donation at www.redcrossblood.org.
#DonateBlood #SaveLives
Did you know that diabetes can increase your risk for complications from COVID-19? Some people who have type 2 diabetes – which accounts for about 90-95% of diabetes sufferers – may not even notice symptoms. A simple blood sugar test can determine whether you have diabetes. Talk to your provider about your risks and if a test is right for you. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit the Find a Doctor tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com today to schedule an appointment.
#DiabetesAwareness #DiabetesMonth #GetHealthy
Wash your hands. Observe social distancing. Wear a mask. Three simple actions that can help you protect yourself and others from illness. It’s #ThreeToStayCOVIDFree
#SlowTheSpread #StaySafe #StayHealthy
Happy APP Week! Thank you all for the care that you provide to our community. We appreciate you each and every day! #ThankYou
Join us right here on December 1, 2020 at 6pm as Dr. Christensen will share information on coping with #jointpain and new advances in robotic-assisted joint replacement. If you have questions for the doctor, share them in the comment section below or message us. Dr. Christensen will address appropriate questions in his presentation.
Providence Health and LifePoint Health are proudly joining hundreds of hospitals across the country in asking you to #MaskUp. COVID-19 continues to sweep through our community, and we’re fighting hard to keep on providing quality care and keep our patients and employees safe and protected. But we need your help. Wearing a mask is our best defense against the spread of COVID-19 until vaccines are available. If we all do our part and fight together, we’ll get through this. Together. #MaskUp www.EveryMaskUp.com
Do you have health insurance for 2021? If you’re not covered right now, you may qualify for an affordable plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace. Learn if you’re eligible and discover available plans at www.HealthCare.gov, and then enroll by December 15 for 2021 coverage.
#GetCovered
Providence Health has been recognized by the American Red Cross for being a blood program partner during the COVID-19 pandemic. Providence Health knows the importance of blood donation and how essential it is for saving lives. We are proud to be supporting our community in any way we can.
#ProvidenceProud
Thank you once again for voting Providence Health as the "Best Hospital for Heart Health." Providence Health earned and maintained its reputation as "South Carolina's heart hospital" by committing to quality cardiac heart care decades ago, and we are proud to be maintaining that reputation. For more information on our quality cardiac care, visit https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/our-services/cardiology
We know the battle is far from over. We also know that tough times call for strong leaders. Lead by example. #MaskUp to save lives.
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Got leftovers? Turkey Pot Pie will turn Thursday’s dinner into tomorrow’s comfort cuisine!
#FoodieFriday #ComfortFood #Leftovers https://www.diabetesfoodhub.org/recipes/chicken-or-turkey-pot-pie.html
The science says it all. Masks work and they’ve helped slow the spread of COVID-19. Let’s #MaskUp and save lives together.
Learn more: everymaskup.com
Providence Health is thankful that you trust us with your healthcare, and – with your support – we are honored to be Making Communities Healthier. We wish you a happy, healthy and safe Thanksgiving!
#Thanksgiving #ThankYou #Grateful
The holiday season is coming up! Here are some COVI-19 tips for staying safe this fall and during the holiday season.
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As we enter the final months of what has certainly been an unprecedented year, health and well-being has perhaps never been more at the forefront of our thoughts. If you’ve been putting off care, these last months of the year are a great time to schedule your preventive care or procedure. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit the “Find a Provider” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com, to setup your appointment today and finish 2020 strong.
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The holidays are a cherished time for many of us. They can also be a stressful time. Discover some simple strategies for minimizing stress and keeping the happy in your holiday during this very different year. #HolidayStress #HolidaysDuringCOVID #KeepTheHappyInYourHoliday
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Attitudes may change, but the science remains the same. Mask wearing saves lives. Keep doing what's right. #MaskUp and stay safe. Learn more: everymaskup.com
Don’t like flu shots? We promise it’s much better than getting the flu! Learn why it’s more important than ever to take preventive action against the flu and schedule yours today. https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/hospital-news/dont-take-a-chance-with-your-health-get-vaccinated-for-flu-season
#GetVaccinated #FluSeason #StayHealthy
Tis’ the season for giving and receiving. Just make sure you’re doing all you can not to give and receive colds, flu, and other infections. Washing your hands is the simplest and most effective way to fight the spread of germs. Learn the proper way to wash your hands and other good hand hygiene tips at www.cdc.gov/handhygiene.
#CleanHandsCount #HandwashingAwarenessWeek #HealthyYou #MakingCommunitiesHealthier
Preventive care is a key factor in maintaining your overall health. Now is the time of year to schedule an annual check-up, mammogram, colonoscopy or immunizations to maintain good health. Make your health a priority before the year ends. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab to make an appointment.
https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/hospital-news/end-of-year-care-give-yourself-the-gift-of-good-health
We apologize for the inconvenience, but due to technical issues, Dr. Christensen’s presentation has been postponed. We will be sure to keep you updated on the revised date and time. Thank you for understanding!
Providence Health wishes you a blessed, happy and safe Hanukkah!
#HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights
Are you looking for a Respiratory Therapy Residency program that invests in YOU, your career, and your future? The Providence Health Respiratory Residency may be the place for you. For more information visit
https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/for-healthcare-professionals/nurse-residency-program
Whether you’re serving the final course at a holiday dinner party or treating your family after a busy afternoon of decorating, this Greek Yogurt Chocolate Mousse is sure to impress the eyes and please the tastebuds! https://www.diabetesfoodhub.org/recipes/greek-yogurt-chocolate-mousse.html?home-category_id=4 #HolidayTreats #HealthyHolidays #HealthyEating
Become a part of something greater. Student Respiratory Therapist PRN position is available at Providence Health. For more information visit https://lifepointhealth.jobs.net/en-US/job/resp-therapist-student-prn/J3R70C74SJ2VL0KYM7B
Wallet, phone, keys, mask. Check! You may be getting adjusted to the new normal of remembering your mask when leaving home, but did you know that some masks are more effective than others? Check out this helpful chart of mask dos and don’ts when choosing a mask to wear to help protect yourself and others. #WearingIsCaring #MaskUp
People are being careless and cases are rising. But we can't give up. Masks work. So, let's #MaskUp and keep saving lives together.
Learn more: everymaskup.com
As our community continues the fight against COVID-19, it’s more important than ever for us all to be proactive about our health. A big part of that is making sure you’re vaccinated for the flu. Learn more about why you should make time for a flu shot this year and check out some other steps you can take to help protect yourself, your family and your community this flu season.
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#Get Vaccinated #FluSeason #StayHealthy
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a rethinking of how we celebrate the holidays this year – a perfect opportunity to consider creating a new holiday tradition that helps celebrate the season while staying safe. Check out a couple ideas as well as more ways to make the most of a challenging holiday season.
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#HolidayStress #HolidaysDuringCOVID #KeepTheHappyInYourHoliday
Preventive care is a key factor in maintaining your overall health. Now is the time of year to schedule an annual check-up, mammogram, colonoscopy or immunizations to maintain good health. Make your health a priority before the year ends. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab to make an appointment.
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Providence Health wishes you a blessed, happy and safe Hanukkah!
#HappyHanukkah #FestivalOfLights
Emergencies can’t wait. Signs and symptoms of heart attack, stroke, and shortness of breath should never be ignored. Providence Health has procedures in place to protect the health and safety of our patients, staff members, and visitors. Our stringent safety protocols help prevent the spread of infectious diseases, including COVID-19, year-round. It is safe to come to the hospital whenever you need care, so please don’t put yourself or a loved one in danger by avoiding emergency treatment. #EmergenciesCantWait #SafeCare http://ow.ly/nVyB50ASIrr
The holidays can be a difficult time for many of us, especially this year. Learn how to make the most of this very different season and keep the happy in your holiday. http://ow.ly/8mS150CQZDn
#HolidayStress #HolidaysDuringCOVID #KeepTheHappyInYourHoliday
Don’t delay your surgery or screenings before deductibles reset in January. You may have been putting off your procedures or health screenings during this unprecedented year. We want to assure you that our facility is prepared, our providers are ready and appointments are available. And, if you’ve met your deductible, your out-of-pocket expenses could be minimal or even zero. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab to make an appointment.
Served for breakfast around the tree or with soup by the fire, these Gluten-Free Parmesan Biscuits are a savory accompaniment everyone can enjoy!
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#HealthyEats #HolidayTreats
People are being careless and cases are rising. But we can't give up. Masks work. So, let's #MaskUp and keep saving lives together.
Learn more: everymaskup.com
Washing your hands is the simplest and most effective way to fight the spread of germs. Learn the proper way to wash your hands and other good hand hygiene tips at www.cdc.gov/handhygiene.
#CleanHandsCount #HealthyYou #MakingCommunitiesHealthier
Now is the time to think about scheduling annual physicals and procedures to help keep you healthy. You may have been putting off routine care during this unprecedented year. Our providers are ready, and appointments are available, so you can receive the care that’s essential to your health. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab to make an appointment.
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Providence Health wishes you a joyous Kwanzaa! #Kwanzaa
Providence Health wishes you a happy, healthy and very Merry Christmas! #MerryChristmas
Make this holiday season as healthy and safe as possible by continuing to do everything you can to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Practice social distancing and good hand hygiene. Celebrate safely and responsibly. And #MaskUp.
Have you made any resolutions for 2020? How about a resolution to sleep better? There is a strong correlation between the quality of your sleep and the quality of your overall health. Check out these tips for improving your sleep habits and getting the rest you need to live your best life this year. And talk with your provider if you’re having continuous sleep difficulties. Need a doc? Call 800.424.3627 or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com
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#Healthy2020 #SleepBetter
Today, we offer a prayer for the New Year:
#HappyNewYear #ProvidencePrays
Let’s stay safe this New Year’s. Here are some tips on how to celebrate safely: https://bit.ly/CDC-NYE.
CDC
December 30, 2020 at 4:07 PM ·
Planning for New Year’s? As COVID-19 cases rise in many parts of the United States, staying home is the safest choice. Consider hosting a virtual celebration with friends and family elsewhere, such as:
• A concert or performance.
• A countdown to midnight with friends.
• A dinner or dessert with friends and family.
Even though you’re apart, you can still welcome 2021 together.
More tips: https://bit.ly/CDC-NYE.
Effective January 1, 2021, Providence Health will return to a zero visitor restriction at our facilities. At this time, we believe curtailing visitation is a necessary measure to protect our patients, employees, and providers. For more information visit: https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/hospital-news/updated-visitation-guidelines-begin-january-1
Heart trouble doesn't always look like it does in the movies! Time is Muscle--Time Wasted is Muscle Lost. Providence Health is an Accredited Chest Pain Center. It is safe to come to the hospital whenever you need care, so please don’t put yourself or a loved one in danger by avoiding emergency treatment.
Giving blood is one of the easiest ways you can contribute to #MakingCommunitiesHealthier. And it’s even easier when you use RapidPass and the Red Cross Blood Donor App. Learn more at redcrossblood.org and register to donate this #BloodDonationMonth. #GiveBloodSaveLives
As we look ahead to 2021, there’s much to be hopeful for in putting an end to the pandemic. Until then, let’s keep protecting ourselves and each other by wearing our masks, maintaining social distancing and practicing good hand hygiene. Learn what else you can do for your own health this year.
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#NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear
Some people might be over the pandemic, but we know that it’s far from over. Slowing the spread of COVID-19 still starts with us. So #MaskUp and stay safe.
Have you made any resolutions for 2020? How about a resolution to sleep better? There is a strong correlation between the quality of your sleep and the quality of your overall health. Check out these tips for improving your sleep habits and getting the rest you need to live your best life this year. And talk with your provider if you’re having continuous sleep difficulties. Need a doc? Call 800.424.3627 or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com
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#Healthy2020 #SleepBetter
Today, we offer a prayer for the New Year:
#HappyNewYear #ProvidencePrays
Wash your hands. Observe social distancing. Wear a mask. Three simple actions that can help you protect yourself and others from illness. It’s #ThreeToStayCOVIDFree #SlowTheSpread #StaySafe #StayHealthy
Blood donations are essential to helping patients cope with a wide variety of conditions. Now more than ever, blood donations are needed to help prevent blood shortages. And convalescent plasma from blood donations of those who have recovered from COVID-19 can be used in some hospitalized COVID-19 patients to lessen the severity or length of their illness. Learn more at the link below and visit www.redcrossblood.org to schedule a donation.
#DonateBlood #SaveLives
The science says it all. Masks work and they’ve helped slow the spread of COVID-19. Let’s #MaskUp and save lives together.
Learn more: everymaskup.com
Turning the calendar page to a fresh year is a great opportunity to turn the page on unhealthy habits. Learn how a few simple actions can help you push the reset button on your health for 2021 and beyond.
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#NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear
Giving blood is one of the easiest ways you can contribute to #MakingCommunitiesHealthier. And it’s even easier when you use RapidPass and the Red Cross Blood Donor App. Learn more at redcrossblood.org and register to donate this #BloodDonationMonth. #GiveBloodSaveLives
COVID-19 vaccination continues at Providence Health! We are so proud to be able to offer vaccinations to community members age 70 and older. While the vaccine is not yet broadly available to all community members, those who qualify for vaccination within phase 1B should call the Providence COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at 803.256.5588 for an appointment. We are excited to be taking this next step toward ending the pandemic and advancing our mission of Making Communities Healthier.
#VaccineHero
How are your New Year’s resolutions going? If you made any resolutions to be healthier this year, it’s important to remember that your health journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Learn some tips on how you can create new healthy habits and turn them into long-term success. #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear http://ow.ly/SD9Q50D1sWp
Providence Cardiac Rehab's Julie Rieger recently was featured as a guest speaker for the Midlands Education and Business Alliance (MEBA) "Wellness Wednesday" feature. Julie shared her expertise and tips for adopting healthy habits in 2021. Check out Julie's presentation at: http://ow.ly/RGOf50DaWwU
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Providence Health is pleased to continue offering COVID-19 vaccinations in accordance with prioritization guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the federal government and our state. We are currently in phase 1B of vaccination, which includes individuals age 70 and older. Those who qualify for vaccination within phase 1B should call the Providence COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at 803.256.5588 for an appointment. We encourage everyone in our community to be a hero and get vaccinated once the vaccine is more widely available to our community members, hopefully in the coming months. #VaccineHero
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?’” As we honor the work of Dr. King today, we take his words to heart and are grateful to be able to care for our neighbors and play a role in making our community a better, healthier place to live. #MLKDay #MakingCommunitiesHealthier
Are you getting enough sleep? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one third of U.S. adults say they typically get less than the recommended amount. Poor sleeping habits or sleep disorders can lead to a number of unwanted health conditions if left untreated. Learn about good sleep habits and check the symptoms of common sleep disorders to see if they apply to you. Call 800.424.3627 or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com to make an appointment if you’re having difficulty sleeping.
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#Healthy2020 #BetterSleep #BetterYou
We know the battle is far from over. We also know that tough times call for strong leaders. Lead by example. #MaskUp to save lives.
Learn more: everymaskup.com
We hope the year 2021 is starting off as your healthiest yet. Check out a few ways you can get your year off to a good start. #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear
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Blood donations help people suffering from a number of conditions, including accidents, burns, organ transplants and cancer. This #BloodDonationMonth, consider giving a gift that can save lives. There are several opportunities to give, including Providence Health. Providence Health host blood drives throughout the year of 2021. Our next blood drive is scheduled for March 3, 2021. For more information, contact Charlotte McDaniel at 803.256.5315.
#GiveBloodSaveLives
COVID-19 vaccination continues at Providence Health! We are so proud to be able to offer vaccinations to community members age 70 and older. While the vaccine is not yet broadly available to all community members, those who qualify for vaccination within phase 1A should call the Providence COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at 803.256.5588 for an appointment. We are excited to be taking this next step toward ending the pandemic and advancing our mission of Making Communities Healthier.
#VaccineHero
How are your New Year’s resolutions going? If you made any resolutions to be healthier this year, it’s important to remember that your health journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Learn some tips on how you can create new healthy habits and turn them into long-term success. #NewYearNewYou #HappyNewYear http://ow.ly/SD9Q50D1sWp
30 minutes a day can help keep the doctor away. If your calendar is feeling the crunch, check out an easy way to get your daily exercise in and stay #heartsmart! #28DaysofHeart https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/28-days-of-heart-health-keep-heart-disease-away
We're celebrating #AmericanHeartMonth with #28DaysofHeart and 28 things you can do to help keep your heart healthy today and every day. Fuel up for the ride with this recipe for Roasted Salmon with Pesto Veggies! #EatHearty #HealthyEats
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February is Black History Month, a devoted time to honor the many ways Black Americans have contributed to our society across history. Throughout the month, we will be honoring Black men and women whose significant achievements have helped to change the face of healthcare for the better. Learn more about the history behind this important observance here: https://www.loc.gov/law/help/commemorative-observations/african-american.php
#BlackHistoryMonth
We know there are a lot of questions about the emerging COVID-19 vaccines. Our goal is to keep you informed as vaccines are approved and rolled out for our workforce, patients and community in the weeks ahead.
We have created a list of common questions about the COVID-19 vaccines based on current knowledge and understanding. These questions will continue to evolve with time, so we encourage you to check back frequently for the most up-to-date information.
For a community FAQ on COVID-19 vaccines, visit
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Are you getting enough sleep? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), one third of U.S. adults say they typically get less than the recommended amount. Poor sleeping habits or sleep disorders can lead to a number of unwanted health conditions if left untreated. Learn about good sleep habits and check the symptoms of common sleep disorders to see if they apply to you. Call 800.424.3627 or visit our “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com to make an appointment if you’re having difficulty sleeping.
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#Healthy2020 #BetterSleep #BetterYou
We know the battle is far from over. We also know that tough times call for strong leaders. Lead by example. #MaskUp to save lives.
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Today, we honor Dr. Charles DeWitt Watts (1917-2004). The first African American board-certified surgeon in the state of North Carolina, Dr. Watts spent more than half a century breaking barriers to care that have been traditionally placed on Black communities and changing the landscape of care in his state. #BlackHistoryMonth
Is your breakfast incomplete without eggs? Check out this Egg White Omelet to get your morning - and your health - in gear. #28DaysofHeart
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Today is about reducing stress and taking care of yourself. Consider a yoga class. Yoga is a great way to relieve stress and improve your health. #28DaysofHeart https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/28-days-of-heart-health-namaste-healthy
Do you know your numbers? Check out some key stats that play a big role in your heart health. #28DaysofHeart https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/28-days-of-heart-health-know-your-numbers
The key to a healthy heart? A healthy pantry! Learn about the essentials you need to eat smart every day. #28DaysofHeart https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/28-days-of-heart-health-kitchen-pantry-love
Providence Health is GOING RED! Our team members are wearing red in support of heart health! Don’t forget to wear your red today!
#ProvidenceHealth #WearRedDay
Happy Valentine's Day! Cupid says you should carve out some me-time today. Learn how to take advantage of it and give your heart a break. #28DaysofHeart
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Many who suffer from heart issues take medication to manage their condition. Here are some key questions to ask your doctor about your medication prescriptions and a few important tips for keeping your medications safe every day. #28DaysofHeart Yourprovidencehealth.com/28-days-of-heart-health-talking-to-your-doctor-about-medications
Sometimes it's the smallest things that can have the biggest impact. Learn how laughter can have a positive effect on your heart health today. #28DaysofHeart
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As many as 50% of heart attacks have early warnings. Some #HeartAttackSigns may alert you hours or weeks in advance of the attack. Early Heart Attack Care (EHAC) education is about recognizing these early signs to save lives. Learn more at https://cpr.heart.org/en/cpr-courses-and-kits/hands-only-cpr/hands-only-cpr-resources
In the movies, you'd clutch your chest and scream for an ambulance. In real life, the onset of a heart attack isn't always so obvious. Learn about the warning signs for men. #28DaysofHeart
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What does BMI mean anyway? Learn about your numbers and why they matter. Plus, a smoky risk factor you may not be aware of. #28DaysofHeart
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As Black History Month continues, we pay tribute to Dr. Marilyn Hughes Gaston. Dr. Gaston experienced a lack of access to care firsthand as a child and has worked to ensure other Black families enjoy expanded access to care as part of her role as the first Black female director of a public health agency in the U.S. #BlackHistoryMonth
Should you get screened for heart problems? If you're not sure where to start, learn about some common screenings you should consider on your next wellness visit. #28DaysofHeart
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How well do you know your own heart? Check out some fun facts about your ticker. #28DaysofHeartHealth Yourprovidencehealth.com/29-days-of-heart-health-fun-facts-about-your-hard-working-heart
Schedule an appointment with our providers at Providence Health, anywhere and anytime with online scheduling. Visit YourProvidenceHealth.com/Schedule to book your next appointment online with just a few mouse clicks.
It's hard to admit that you may need to see a doctor about your heart health. It can be even harder to talk to a friend or loved one if you spot the warning signs in them. Get comfortable about having a heart-to-heart about your heart. #28DaysofHeart Yourprovidencehealth.com/28-days-of-heart-health-a-heart-to-heart-about-health
Today is Ash Wednesday! Let's reflect and share our thanks, for this is the time that we remember the greatest sacrifice.
#ProvidenceHealth #AshWednesday
When it comes to your heart, minutes matter. Learn today what to do if you or someone you love may be experiencing a heart attack. #28DaysofHeart
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After becoming the first Black woman in the U.S. to receive a medical degree, Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler, who authored a two-part medical textbook, devoted part of her career to providing care for freed slaves who had no other access to medical care. Today, we honor her extraordinary accomplishments and commitment to care for everyone. #BlackHistoryMonth
Each new decade brings new challenges, not the least of which is how to properly care for your heart. Learn what to consider at any age. #28DaysofHeart
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Free COVID-19 testing in Fairfield on February 25th and 26th! If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or have come in close contact with someone who tested positive, it is recommended that you get tested.
#SlowTheSpreadSC
Is your heart healthy? Take our free heart health assessment at YourProvidenceHealth.com/HeartHealth
#ProvidenceHealth #HeartHealth
Just as important as taking care of your own heart is teaching your kids the best ways to take care of theirs. These kid-friendly health tips will get your family moving today and every day! #28DaysofHeart
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March is National Nutrition Month! This year’s National Nutrition Month theme is Personalize Your Plate. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition and health. We are all unique with different bodies, goals, backgrounds and tastes! Learn more about #NationalNutritionMonth: https://sm.eatright.org/NNMinfo
Early detection of colon cancer can help save lives. If you’re 45 or older and haven’t had a colonoscopy, 800.424.DOCS or visit the “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com to get yours scheduled. When it comes to preventive screenings, like a colonscopy, count on us.
#CountOnUs #Colonoscopy #ColorectalCancerAwareness
Join Dr. Christensen as he shares information on coping with joint pain and new advances in robotic-assisted joint replacement. Click below to be apart of this virtual seminar.
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Heart health doesn't stop today. Make the decision every day to be heart smart. Here's one more toothsome tip for the road. #28DaysofHeart
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Remember when you had to make a family tree in school? You may want to revisit it. Learn about the link between your family medical history and your heart health. #28DaysofHeart
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Colon cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer for both men and women. Talk with your provider about your risks and the right time to schedule your colonoscopy. If you’re 45 or older and haven’t been screened 800.424.DOCS or visit the “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com to get yours on the calendar. When it comes to preventive screenings, like a colonscopy, count on us.
#CountOnUs #Colonoscopy #ColorectalCancerAwareness
The Providence Health Vaccine Clinic Staff has been doing an amazing job ensuring members of the community have access to the vaccine. They recently took their mobile clinic on the road successfully vaccinating 83 residents from the South Carolina United Cerebral Palsy Organization. We are so thankful for our #healthcareheroes! Thank you for everything you do.
#ProvidenceProud
As more and more of our neighbors become #VaccineHeroes, you may have some questions about the safety and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. Check out answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines and learn what you need to know about this chance to put the pandemic behind us and get back to what we’ve been missing.
https://www.yourprovidencehealth.com/coronavirus-covid-19-preparedness-information/covid-19-vaccine-faq
#COVID19 #Vaccines
As many as 50% of heart attacks have early warnings. Some #HeartAttackSigns may alert you hours or weeks in advance of the attack. Early Heart Attack Care (EHAC) education is about recognizing these early signs to save lives. Learn more at http://ow.ly/miMj50DOeeI
March is National Nutrition Month! This year’s National Nutrition Month theme is Personalize Your Plate. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to nutrition and health. We are all unique with different bodies, goals, backgrounds and tastes! Learn more about #NationalNutritionMonth: https://sm.eatright.org/NNMinfo
Early detection of colon cancer can help save lives. If you’re 45 or older and haven’t had a colonoscopy, 800.424.DOCS or visit the “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com to get yours scheduled. When it comes to preventive screenings, like a colonscopy, count on us.
#CountOnUs #Colonoscopy #ColorectalCancerAwareness
Even after being vaccinated, you should continue to take the following actions to help protect those around you.
#VaccineHero #MaskUp
In this article, Abi Gottshall, RDN at #ProvidenceHealth, gives us some ways to healthfully incorporate potatoes into our diet.
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This Diversity & Inclusion Tree of Life that was created by Project SEARCH and the Kitchen Crusaders, one of our #HeartWalk teams, is for sale! All proceeds benefit the Providence Heart Walk Team. If you are interested in this painting, please contact Michelle Gauthier at 803.865.4675
As more and more of our neighbors become #VaccineHeroes, you may have some questions about the safety and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. Check out answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines and learn what you need to know about this powerful chance to put the pandemic behind us and get back to what we’ve been missing. #COVID19 #Vaccines
Today is Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Day! Thank you to those who help advance the nutritional status of Americans and people around the world. We recognize our RDNs at Providence Health for their commitment to helping people enjoy healthy lives.
#ThankYou #RDNDay
#DoctorsDay is nationally recognized each year on March 30th. We want to invite our staff, volunteers, and community the opportunity to personally thank a doctor with a kind note. Go to the link to submit your Thank you note - Yourprovidencehealth.com/find-a-doctor/doctors-day-thank-you
The deadline for submitting thank you notes is 5 pm on March 25, 2021.
The science says it all. Masks work and they’ve helped slow the spread of COVID-19. Let’s #MaskUp and save lives together.
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The Providence Health Nurse Residency program offers new graduates an exceptional opportunity to gain educational and clinical training in many inpatient care areas including Medical/Surgical, Telemetry, and Critical Care.
For more information about this program visit:
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During #NationalNutritionMonth and beyond, choose nutrient-rich foods that represent the five basic food groups. Use these tips to get started: https://sm.eatright.org/nutrichdiet
We are so thankful for our #HealthcareHeroes for all the work they do! We are proud to be working to vaccinate our community in hopes to put an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Be sure to call the Providence COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic at 803.256.5588 to make your vaccine appointment.
Congratulations to Sara McCue, RN, for being the Employee of the Quarter at Providence Health Northeast/Fairfield! We are #ProvidenceProud of you!
#DoctorsDay is nationally recognized each year on March 30th. We want to invite our staff, volunteers, and community the opportunity to personally thank a doctor with a kind note. Go to the link to submit your Thank you note - Yourprovidencehealth.com/find-a-doctor/doctors-day-thank-you
The deadline for submitting thank you notes is 5 pm on March 25, 2021.
If you (or someone you love) has gluten sensitivities, you just might go bananas for a gluten-free take on banana bread! #BananaBread #HealthyEats #FoodieFriday
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Even after getting vaccinated, there are a few important reasons that you should still wear your mask until vaccines are widely administered. Here’s why we still need to #MaskUp for now to protect each other. #COVID19 #VaccineHeroes #Vaccines
We’d like to share one of the thank you notes we’ve received from those we’ve been privileged to vaccinate. Together we’ll end the pandemic - one shot at a time!
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Most colorectal cancers start as polyps. And while most polyps aren’t dangerous, some can turn into cancer. Know your risks. Get screened. Stay healthy. Call 800.424.DOCS or visit the “Find a Doctor” tab at YourProvidenceHealth.com if you have questions or need to schedule a colonoscopy. When it comes to preventive screenings, count on us. #ColorectalCancerAwareness #CountOnUs #Colonoscopy
#DoctorsDay is nationally recognized each year on March 30th. We want to invite our staff, volunteers, and community the opportunity to personally thank a doctor with a kind note. Go to the link to submit your Thank you note - Yourprovidencehealth.com/find-a-doctor/doctors-day-thank-you
The deadline for submitting thank you notes is 5 pm on March 25, 2021.
Hands-Only CPR can save lives. Most people who experience cardiac arrest at home, work or in a public location die because they don't receive immediate CPR from someone on the scene. Check out http://ow.ly/NUx250E36Ag for more information!
