Watching your parents age can be beautiful, yet difficult. It's only natural to want what's best for them while still respecting their independence. But, when is it time for in-home care? And how do you approach the situation? Learn below.
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Let's continue to work together for and #MaskUpCO! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Our family is caring for yours! Our Specialists in Family Medicine are here to care for you and your family! Call us at 970-521-3223 to schedule a visit!
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Help us thank our Environmental Services team as we celebrate National Healthcare Environmental Services and Housekeeping Week! You see them every time you enter our hospital, and they are committed to great service, reliability, and always exceeding our expectations! ❤️
Thank you to our EVS team!
The David Walsh Cancer Center has reached its tenth year! ⭐ The Walsh Family has given this community such an immensely wonderful gift to memorialize David Walsh, his zest for life – and to establish a comprehensive cancer program “right here at home” so that others did not have to endure the travel and unfamiliarity of treatment at a large, metropolitan referral center – as David did. ❤️
Our community and neighbors have benefited and continue to benefit from this gift! Join us to celebrate the life and legacy of David Walsh, as well as the generosity of the entire Walsh family!
May our team continue to deliver great care in honor of the Walsh family and all those who have fought and continue to fight against cancer!
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Happy Health Care Supply Chain Week to our great staff that are essential to creating excellent care!
Help us thank our food service workers at Sterling Regional MedCenter who provide the essential and exceptional food service care! ❤️
Healthcare foodservice workers play a significant role in the day-to-day operation of a healthcare facility. They cater meetings, provide take-out orders for staff and visitors, and of course, prepare healthy meals for patients of all backgrounds and health needs. Their work behind the scenes is even more amazing. They manage the extensive inventory of food for hundreds and thousands of meals.
Still as important as ever... social distancing!
Wearing is caring! Wearing masks is part of our commitment to keeping our patients, visitors, community, and healthcare heroes safe! #MaskUpCO
Let's continue to work together for and #MaskUpCO! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Another Chalk the Walk Success! 🌈
We had the local homeschooling group stop by and brighten up our entrances at the Main Street Clinic, Family Care Clinic, Specialty Clinic, and the South Entrance with wonderful artwork and words of encouragement for our staff.
Thankful for a community that cares! Banner Strong!
Still as important as ever... social distancing!
Pharmacy Week acknowledges the invaluable contributions that pharmacists and technicians make to patient care in hospitals, outpatient clinics, and other healthcare settings.
SRM acknowledges the extraordinary responsiveness, resilience, and camaraderie shown by our fantastic Pharmacy team during this extremely challenging year.
They are a dynamic part of our patient’s healthcare experience and we thank them each and every day for all they do!
Keeping your breasts healthy throughout your life is vital for maintaining optimal wellness. Taking preventive measures like getting regular screenings and talking to your doctor about your family history can detect problems early, when they're easier to treat.
Sterling Regional MedCenter now offers 30 Mammograms!
Call 970-521-3146 to schedule an appointment.
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Respiratory Care Week gives us a little more breathing room for the week of October 25-31. Hard-working doctors, nurses and respiratory therapists care for patients with breathing difficulties due to chronic conditions like asthma. Respiratory Care Week highlights the information we need to keep us breathing well so we can enjoy a great quality of life.
We like to recognize and thank our great Respiratory team at SRM not only for this week, but for every day that they assist our patients to breath with ease!
Celebrate Health Care Facilities and Engineering Week!
Facility managers largely work behind the scenes to create safe, healing environments. Their work, although a critical part of hospital operations, often goes unnoticed. National Health Care Facilities and Engineering Week is a time to shine a spotlight on the important work done by facility departments. This year, National Health Care Facilities and Engineering Week highlights how the facility and engineering departments are essential members of the health care team. During the week of October 25–31, take the time to recognize your facility department.
This year's theme is "Heroes of Health Care Facilities." Every year, in the last week of October, we celebrate the important role that facility team members have in ensuring a safe and efficient environment for all patients, residents, visitors, and staff within hospitals.
SRM has the best team that works hard keeping everything running smoothly! Please thank them for all they do when you see them around the facility.
Let's continue to work together for and #MaskUpCO! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Sharing in gratitude and sitting down for a big meal may be the crux of Thanksgiving, but it could prove to be more challenging this year. Thanksgiving is typically a time to gather with loved ones, but one uninvited guest you may not want is COVID-19.
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Share Gratitude, Not COVID, This Thanksgiving | Banner Health
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) elevated the State to a Level RED – indicting a positivity rate of greater than 10%
Visitors: Effective at midnight – No visitors within the inpatient, outpatient, clinics, or emergency department settings
Happy Veterans Day! To all who have served and are serving, thank you for your service.
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Celebrate Perioperative Nurses Week!
November 8 – 14, 2020
Perioperative Nurses Week celebrates their profession, their practice, and their ongoing commitment to our teams and patients. This year, the Perioperative Nurses Week theme is: “Safe Surgery Together: Strength in Numbers”.
During the week we are grateful for our team of perioperative nurses who are working continually to ensure surgical safety. From preoperative care through surgery and postoperative care, in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers and physicians' offices, perioperative nurses use a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to patient care to work closely with the entire surgical team.
At Sterling Regional MedCenter we know perioperative nurses are all warriors and advocates for our patients and their families. We thank you for all you do!
Still as important as ever... social distancing!
While COVID-19 is still a big concern in our communities, we now have to be aware of flu season. So, how do they differ? And how do you know if it's just the common cold?
With multiple respiratory illnesses in the winter months, it can be hard to determine what's what. Use this as a resource!
We are so proud of this team! Sterling Regional MedCenter collected 540 pounds of food that was donated to Co-operative Ministries for local distribution! ❤️
In light of the Thanksgiving holiday, Sterling Regional MedCenter clinics will be closed Thursday and Friday, with appointment only on Saturday.
There is COVID-19 mobile testing available in Northwest Colorado. The process is a quick and easy oral swab, at no cost. Register here: https://bit.ly/3kYJ9v1
There is COVID-19 mobile testing available in Northwest Colorado. The process is a quick and easy oral swab, at no cost. Find a test near you by visiting curative.com/search.
Have you ever wondered what an urgent care can do for you?
“A good thing to remember is that urgent care can handle a vast majority of cases and are a great step between the doctor’s office and the ED,” said Dr. Devin Minior, chief medical officer at Banner Urgent Care. This infographic comparison between urgent care clinics, your primary doctor’s office and the emergency room (below) can help you decide where to go when you need medical help.
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Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
When it comes to a conflict or an issue in your family, do you all navigate it in a healthy way or does it seem to become a larger problem?
While social media may paint a different picture of how you’d like your family to be portrayed, let’s face it, no family is “perfect.” Even if you get along with members of your family most of the time, there’s bound to be one hiccup or another that arises. But, when could family therapy help the dynamic?
https://www.bannerhealth.com/healthcareblog/teach-me/how-family-therapy-can-help
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Did you know you can manage your diabetes with our new app?
Managing your diabetes can be a challenge. Our diabetes app is available to learn more about taking care of your diabetes including testing your blood sugar, taking medications and so much more.
Complete the questions at https://bit.ly/3lEEwXj to get started!
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Another example of the caring community we live in! At Sterling Regional MedCenter, we appreciate the thoughtfulness of those we serve.
Thanks to our Northeastern Junior College Nursing Instructors for sending a feast of Pizza, bread, and brownies to our busy frontline heroes!
Banner Strong and proud of our community!
Associate Director and Senior Nurse Manager - Emergency, Elizabeth Gardiner, has been selected as a Colorado Hospital Super Hero, representing Sterling Regional MedCenter.
This recognition is given to a team member who has demonstrated excellent patient care, particularly in duding the COVID19 pandemic.
Thank you for your excellent work Elizabeth!
With multiple respiratory illnesses in the winter months, it can be hard to determine what's what. Use this as a resource!
Your questions answered, with Dr. Marjorie Bessel, chief clinical officer at Banner Health.
Filmed: December 3, 2020.
There is FREE COVID-19 testing available in Northeast Colorado. Logan County has testing available on Saturdays.
Logan County Testing Information:
Saturday: 10am-2pm
Banner Health: 777 N 4th St, Sterling CO
Registration is required here: https://www.primarybio.com/l/cdphe
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We've spent much of 2020 dealing with COVID-19. Here is everything we've learned, from what to do if you've been exposed, to how to get tested and more. Click the link below.
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The Winter COVID-19 Surge: What You Need to Know | Banner
Check out this great list of things to look for in children's toys for the holidays to make sure the are safe and age appropriate!
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What To Look For When Choosing Toys For Kids | Banner Health
We hope you are enjoying a safe and Happy Holiday! 🎄
This year our Bistro Staff put on another great Holiday meal prepared for our staff and anyone else who happened to need a fabulous lunch! We enjoy supporting one another in times of challenge and stress. Nothing like tender prime rib with au jus, mascarpone mashed potatoes with gravy and Brussel sprouts with bacon to help reduce the stress level!!
Our Senior Ops Team served staff to show their continued support and thank them for all that they do. Superhero’s work here!
Banner Strong!
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
A little care package for our front line workers from our amazing community! 🍿 ❤️
Thank you to the Family Resource Center for thinking of us with a Colorado Popcorn Company treat! We distributed these welcomed snacks to the various break-rooms for everyone to enjoy!
Hats off to the Family Resource Center! Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated!
It is a tradition for staff at Sterling Regional MedCenter to give back to the community by supporting the Family Resource Center with the Giving Tree. Gift tags that provide suggestions for children who might go without on Christmas morning are hung on the tree in the Administration office. This year, the tags were scooped up in no time and the ‘SRM Elves’ got busy filling the requests! 🎄 ❤️
Supporting the community that supports us, not only during the holidays but all year long!
Our team would like to wish you a safe and Happy New Year!
We've spent much of 2020 dealing with COVID-19. Here is everything we've learned, from what to do if you've been exposed, to how to get tested and more. Click the link below.
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The Winter COVID-19 Surge: What You Need to Know | Banner
As COVID-19 case rates continue to decline in Colorado and Wyoming, Banner Health will again allow limited numbers of visitors (12 years of age or older) in its facilities.
For the full visitation policy change please read at: bannerhealth.mediaroom.com/trending-now-at-banner?item=123166
General Visitation –
Visitors must be over the age of 12
Inpatient visits location – patient room only
Post-op visits for same day discharge – visitors allowed to accompany patient home, receive discharge instructions and ask questions.
Visits will not be allowed for COVID-19 or suspect COVID-19 patients
Our screeners will continue the practice of screening and identifying our visitors upon entry through our south entrance (located on the ED side of the hospital).
EVS, Culinary and Supply Chain staff received cards from the CCD Children from Saint Catherine’s Catholic Church. Each person received $20 gift card and a lotto ticket! 👏
Thanks to our wonderful community for the continued support! ❤️
Congratulations to the Lacina's for welcoming their new baby and the first baby of the New Year at Sterling Regional MedCenter! 🎉
Read more in the Journal-Advocate!
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First baby of 2021 arrives
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Our team would like to wish you a safe and Happy New Year!
We've spent much of 2020 dealing with COVID-19. Here is everything we've learned, from what to do if you've been exposed, to how to get tested and more. Click the link below.
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The Winter COVID-19 Surge: What You Need to Know | Banner
As COVID-19 case rates continue to decline in Colorado and Wyoming, Banner Health will again allow limited numbers of visitors (12 years of age or older) in its facilities.
For the full visitation policy change please read at: bannerhealth.mediaroom.com/trending-now-at-banner?item=123166
General Visitation –
Visitors must be over the age of 12
Inpatient visits location – patient room only
Post-op visits for same day discharge – visitors allowed to accompany patient home, receive discharge instructions and ask questions.
Visits will not be allowed for COVID-19 or suspect COVID-19 patients
Our screeners will continue the practice of screening and identifying our visitors upon entry through our south entrance (located on the ED side of the hospital).
EVS, Culinary and Supply Chain staff received cards from the CCD Children from Saint Catherine’s Catholic Church. Each person received $20 gift card and a lotto ticket! 👏
Thanks to our wonderful community for the continued support! ❤️
From the moment your child is brought into this world—and every well-check thereafter—they will be measured by their physician. But, you might wonder if they are above or below average, normal or abnormal. Learn more below.
https://www.bannerhealth.com/healthcareblog/teach-me/growth-charts-does-my-child-measure-up
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Growth Charts: Does My Child Measure Up? | Banner Health
Our Family Resource Center team did it again! We are so very grateful for their continued support for our health care heroes. Often the EVS team are the unsung heroes but it is this team that keeps our facility spotless and truly a safe place for care!
Thank you to the Family Resource Center for the care packages that were delivered – so very thoughtful! And, thank you to our EVS team that continue to rock each and every day. We appreciate all you do!
Congratulations to the Lacina's for welcoming their new baby and the first baby of the New Year at Sterling Regional MedCenter! 🎉
Read more in the Journal-Advocate!
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First baby of 2021 arrives
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Our team would like to wish you a safe and Happy New Year!
Today, January 18th, we honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a man who dedicated his life to the equality of all through his fearless leadership during the Civil Rights Movement. Because of his dream that all individuals are created equal, we stand here today unified with the opportunity for each one of us to pursue our dreams and leave our imprint. We encourage you to give back in any way you can whether that is to your family, friends, peers, or community.
There’s a saying, “Different strokes, for different folks.” But the same adage is true when it comes to the medical condition as well. Learn more about ischemic strokes, hemorrhagic strokes and transient ischemic attacks or TIAs below.
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Different Strokes for Folks But All Are Dangerous | Banner
From the moment your child is brought into this world—and every well-check thereafter—they will be measured by their physician. But, you might wonder if they are above or below average, normal or abnormal. Learn more below.
https://www.bannerhealth.com/healthcareblog/teach-me/growth-charts-does-my-child-measure-up
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Growth Charts: Does My Child Measure Up? | Banner Health
Our Family Resource Center team did it again! We are so very grateful for their continued support for our health care heroes. Often the EVS team are the unsung heroes but it is this team that keeps our facility spotless and truly a safe place for care!
Thank you to the Family Resource Center for the care packages that were delivered – so very thoughtful! And, thank you to our EVS team that continue to rock each and every day. We appreciate all you do!
Congratulations to the Lacina's for welcoming their new baby and the first baby of the New Year at Sterling Regional MedCenter! 🎉
Read more in the Journal-Advocate!
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First baby of 2021 arrives
Today, January 18th, we honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a man who dedicated his life to the equality of all through his fearless leadership during the Civil Rights Movement. Because of his dream that all individuals are created equal, we stand here today unified with the opportunity for each one of us to pursue our dreams and leave our imprint. We encourage you to give back in any way you can whether that is to your family, friends, peers, or community.
There’s a saying, “Different strokes, for different folks.” But the same adage is true when it comes to the medical condition as well. Learn more about ischemic strokes, hemorrhagic strokes and transient ischemic attacks or TIAs below.
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Different Strokes for Folks But All Are Dangerous | Banner
From the moment your child is brought into this world—and every well-check thereafter—they will be measured by their physician. But, you might wonder if they are above or below average, normal or abnormal. Learn more below.
https://www.bannerhealth.com/healthcareblog/teach-me/growth-charts-does-my-child-measure-up
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Growth Charts: Does My Child Measure Up? | Banner Health
Our Family Resource Center team did it again! We are so very grateful for their continued support for our health care heroes. Often the EVS team are the unsung heroes but it is this team that keeps our facility spotless and truly a safe place for care!
Thank you to the Family Resource Center for the care packages that were delivered – so very thoughtful! And, thank you to our EVS team that continue to rock each and every day. We appreciate all you do!
Congratulations to the Lacina's for welcoming their new baby and the first baby of the New Year at Sterling Regional MedCenter! 🎉
Read more in the Journal-Advocate!
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First baby of 2021 arrives
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
The pandemic has created a time of constant stress and worry, and this can take a serious toll on us mentally and physically. Click the link below to learn what chronic stress does to our bodies.
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It’s not COVID-19, But Is Pandemic Making You Sick? | Banner
Sterling Regional MedCenter welcomes Nicole Suppes, RN - Nurse Practitioner to our team! 🎉
The news of two COVID-19 vaccines may bring a sigh of relief, but it also comes with a whole new list of questions and concerns. To help answer some of these questions, here is information—and a few tips—on what to expect when getting your COVID-19 vaccination.
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Today, January 18th, we honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a man who dedicated his life to the equality of all through his fearless leadership during the Civil Rights Movement. Because of his dream that all individuals are created equal, we stand here today unified with the opportunity for each one of us to pursue our dreams and leave our imprint. We encourage you to give back in any way you can whether that is to your family, friends, peers, or community.
The pandemic has created a time of constant stress and worry, and this can take a serious toll on us mentally and physically. Click the link below to learn what chronic stress does to our bodies.
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It’s not COVID-19, But Is Pandemic Making You Sick? | Banner
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Wondering when and how vaccines become available to our community? Check out the Northeast Colorado Health Department’s COVID-19 Vaccination Information Page to learn more about vaccine distributions: nchd.org/covid-19-vaccine.
To kick of #AmericanHeartMonth, learn whether or not an aspirin a day will keep a heart attack away.
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Will an Aspirin a Day Really Keep a Heart Attack Away? | Banner
Together we can keep each other safe! Thank you for doing your part to keep Colorado Safe!
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Last Friday we held our annual pre-Superbowl Celebration! 🏈
Staff were encouraged to wear their favorite sport team T-Shirt or Jersey, hat, socks, cap, foam finger, or mask!
Lunch was served by the Senior Leadership Team! The team served up sloppy joes, hot dogs, pickles, fries, onion rings, a fountain drink and cotton candy!
Sterling Regional MedCenter - a great place to work and a great place to receive care!
Finally, the COVID-19 vaccinations are here, and the world is breathing a sigh of relief. As you prepare to receive it, you may be wondering how your current medication will interact. Learn more below.
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Worried About COVID-19 Vaccinations and Your Medication? | Banner
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
The pandemic has created a time of constant stress and worry, and this can take a serious toll on us mentally and physically. Click the link below to learn what chronic stress does to our bodies.
BANNERHEALTH.COM
It’s not COVID-19, But Is Pandemic Making You Sick? | Banner
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Wondering when and how vaccines become available to our community? Check out the Northeast Colorado Health Department’s COVID-19 Vaccination Information Page to learn more about vaccine distributions: nchd.org/covid-19-vaccine.
Banner Health in Northern Colorado will be hosting a heart wellness webinar each quarter that you can attend from the comfort of home. A virtual Q&A session will follow each presentation. Attendance is free but registration is required.
Click below to register!
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Learn a little bit more about Afib from Dr. Todd Hurst, a cardiologist at Banner – University Medicine Heart Institute, via Healthline.
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High Blood Pressure May Increase Your Risk for AFib
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Banner Health in Northern Colorado will be hosting a heart wellness webinar each quarter that you can attend from the comfort of home. A virtual Q&A session will follow each presentation. Attendance is free but registration is required.
Click below to register!
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Last Friday we held our annual pre-Superbowl Celebration! 🏈
Staff were encouraged to wear their favorite sport team T-Shirt or Jersey, hat, socks, cap, foam finger, or mask!
Lunch was served by the Senior Leadership Team! The team served up sloppy joes, hot dogs, pickles, fries, onion rings, a fountain drink and cotton candy!
Sterling Regional MedCenter - a great place to work and a great place to receive care!
Finally, the COVID-19 vaccinations are here, and the world is breathing a sigh of relief. As you prepare to receive it, you may be wondering how your current medication will interact. Learn more below.
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Worried About COVID-19 Vaccinations and Your Medication? | Banner
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Post-vaccine, do I still need a mask? Can I get together with friends now? What side effects could I experience? These questions and more answered below.
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What Can I Do After My COVID-19 Vaccination? | Banner Health
Although COVID vaccines are rolling out, we still need to keep staying safe so we can get to a time of celebration together.
Banner Health in Northern Colorado will be hosting a heart wellness webinar each quarter that you can attend from the comfort of home. A virtual Q&A session will follow each presentation. Attendance is free but registration is required.
Click below to register!
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Learn a little bit more about Afib from Dr. Todd Hurst, a cardiologist at Banner – University Medicine Heart Institute, via Healthline.
#AmericanHeartMonth
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High Blood Pressure May Increase Your Risk for AFib
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Please be advised of COVID Vaccine Availability.
Current vaccine scheduling is in through phase 1.b2. To set up your vaccination appointment call (970)521-3223.
Please call to get your name on the list to be scheduled as other phases prepare to open up.
We're so honored to be named a top maternity hospital! 🎉 Sterling Regional MedCenter was named among Newsweek's annual list of 217 hospitals across 36 states!
See the full list below:
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217 top maternity hospitals, state by state
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
Post-vaccine, do I still need a mask? Can I get together with friends now? What side effects could I experience? These questions and more answered below.
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Although COVID vaccines are rolling out, we still need to keep staying safe so we can get to a time of celebration together.
Banner Health in Northern Colorado will be hosting a heart wellness webinar each quarter that you can attend from the comfort of home. A virtual Q&A session will follow each presentation. Attendance is free but registration is required.
Click below to register!
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Feeling dizzy or lightheaded? You might have hypotension. Learn more below.
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Feeling Lightheaded? Learn About Hypotension | Banner Health
We're proud to call Dr. Jeff Bacon our Chief Medical Officer for Sterling Regional MedCenter! Read more below on Dr. Bacon's community impact!
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COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS: Dr. Jeff Bacon’s impact on health care quality reaches through community and beyond
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Check out the link below to learn more about symptoms and screenings.
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Talk to your Doctor about Colorectal Cancer | Banner Health
Please be advised of COVID Vaccine Availability.
Current vaccine scheduling is in through phase 1.b2. To set up your vaccination appointment call (970)521-3223.
Please call to get your name on the list to be scheduled as other phases prepare to open up.
We're so honored to be named a top maternity hospital! 🎉 Sterling Regional MedCenter was named among Newsweek's annual list of 217 hospitals across 36 states!
See the full list below:
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217 top maternity hospitals, state by state
Make Your Lifesaving Appointment Today! Donate blood in the Sterling Regional MedCenter Blood Drive on Thursday, February 25th, 10 AM – 2 PM, at First English Lutheran Church, 701 Fairhurst Street.
Call the Appointment Center at 303-363-2300 or go to donors.vitalant.org and use the blood drive code 10154 or zip code 80751.
Donors will have access to their COVID-19 Antibody Test results in their donor portal 2-3 weeks following their donation.
Donating blood is still safe to do and is considered an essential gathering by the CDC. Donors are encouraged to make an appointment and are required to wear a face covering. We will be pre-screening donors and working to keep 6 feet of distance between donors to keep our community safe! To learn more about what we are doing in response to COVID-19, visit us online at Vitalant today.
With some injuries, nothing seems to help. Rest, rehab, physical therapy, medication and there's still pain. So, what is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment? Find out if this might work for you below. https://bit.ly/3kXF8IH
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Could Platelet-Rich Plasma Help Your Injury Recovery? | Banner
Video game injuries are more common than you think. Are you sore after you play? Follow these tips to avoid serious pain. https://bit.ly/3kWInQC
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Tips for Avoiding Video Game Injuries | Banner Health
Feeling dizzy or lightheaded? You might have hypotension. Learn more below.
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Feeling Lightheaded? Learn About Hypotension | Banner Health
We're proud to call Dr. Jeff Bacon our Chief Medical Officer for Sterling Regional MedCenter! Read more below on Dr. Bacon's community impact!
JOURNAL-ADVOCATE.COM
COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS: Dr. Jeff Bacon’s impact on health care quality reaches through community and beyond
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Check out the link below to learn more about symptoms and screenings.
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Talk to your Doctor about Colorectal Cancer | Banner Health
Please be advised of COVID Vaccine Availability.
Current vaccine scheduling is in through phase 1.b2. To set up your vaccination appointment call (970)521-3223.
Please call to get your name on the list to be scheduled as other phases prepare to open up.
Just about every parent has dealt with a picky eating phase with their child. Usually they grow out of it, but sometimes they don't. These children may have avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). Learn more below. https://bit.ly/30MbCfU
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When to Worry About Your Picky Eater| Banner Health
With some injuries, nothing seems to help. Rest, rehab, physical therapy, medication and there's still pain. So, what is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment? Find out if this might work for you below. https://bit.ly/3kXF8IH
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Could Platelet-Rich Plasma Help Your Injury Recovery? | Banner
Video game injuries are more common than you think. Are you sore after you play? Follow these tips to avoid serious pain. https://bit.ly/3kWInQC
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Tips for Avoiding Video Game Injuries | Banner Health
Feeling dizzy or lightheaded? You might have hypotension. Learn more below.
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Feeling Lightheaded? Learn About Hypotension | Banner Health
We're proud to call Dr. Jeff Bacon our Chief Medical Officer for Sterling Regional MedCenter! Read more below on Dr. Bacon's community impact!
JOURNAL-ADVOCATE.COM
COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS: Dr. Jeff Bacon’s impact on health care quality reaches through community and beyond
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Check out the link below to learn more about symptoms and screenings.
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Talk to your Doctor about Colorectal Cancer | Banner Health
There is a physical ailment that is an actual pain in the butt. “Piriformis syndrome is a neuromuscular disorder where pressure from the piriformis muscle – a small muscle in the buttocks – presses on the sciatic nerve as it passes behind the hip joint,” said Marc Rosen, MD, an orthopedic surgeon with Banner Health Clinic in Glendale, Arizona. Learn more below. https://www.bannerhealth.com/healthcareblog/teach-me/what-is-piriformis-syndrome
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What Do You Need To Know About Piriformis Syndrome? | Banner
We always enjoy celebrating with our work family! This month we celebrated many things! Here are a few marked celebrations for March:
Women’s History Month
National Social Worker’s Month
National Nutrition Month
National Parent Safety Awareness Week
Lab’s new equipment
SRM Blood Drive - incredible turnout
SRM named one of the Best Maternity Hospitals 2021
OUR INCREDIBLE TEAM!
Sterling Regional MedCenter - a great place to work!
Banner Strong!
Professional Certification is a voluntary designation earned by individuals who demonstrate a level of competency, skill and knowledge in their field.
Certification affirms advanced knowledge, skill and practice to meet the challenges of modern nursing. It requires a lot of studying, working 2,000 hours in a specialty area and then passing an exhaustive national test. Thank you to every certified nurse for your commitment to excellence and dedication to patients and families. We are inspired by your extraordinary accomplishments.
Please join us in celebrating all the hard work and dedication of all of our Certified Nurses!
Ah, springtime. The season of warmer weather, flowers blossoming, birds singing—and the start of a cycle that can bring out dangerous pests. Here's what you can do to keep them out of your yard! https://bit.ly/3vsJIUl
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How to Keep Your Yard Free of Springtime Critters | Banner
Just about every parent has dealt with a picky eating phase with their child. Usually they grow out of it, but sometimes they don't. These children may have avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID). Learn more below. https://bit.ly/30MbCfU
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When to Worry About Your Picky Eater| Banner Health
With some injuries, nothing seems to help. Rest, rehab, physical therapy, medication and there's still pain. So, what is platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment? Find out if this might work for you below. https://bit.ly/3kXF8IH
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Could Platelet-Rich Plasma Help Your Injury Recovery? | Banner
