Iowa Health System, parent organization of Trinity Regional Medical Center, has been recognized as one of the nation’s “Most Improved”, according to the results of the 2010 Most Wired Survey released in the July issue of Hospitals & Health Networks magazine.
Trinity Regional Medical Center and its parent organization, Iowa Health System, are among the top healthcare systems in the nation. The ranking is based on clinical quality and efficiency, according to results of Thomson Reuter’s 100 Top Hospitals: Health System Benchmarks Study. All health systems in the United States with two or more short-term, general, non-federal hospitals – a total of 255 – were assessed for the annual study.
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National Healing Corporation (NHC), an industry leader which accounts for more than 30 percent of the nation's managed and outsourced wound healing centers, has recognized The Trinity Wound Healing Center with its 2009 Front Runner Award.
Radiation therapy will be provided at Trinity Regional Medical Center. Story by Messenger writer Terrence Dwyer.
Most of us are aware of the continuing rise in the incidence of being overweight or obese in our society. It is known that obesity is the culprit of many chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and some forms of cancer. According to the World Health Organization, overweight and obesity is the second leading cause of preventable death in our country, second to tobacco use or smoking. In an effort to fight this epidemic and to improve our community’s health, Trinity Regional Medical Center’s Healthy Living Department will be offering a new weight loss/weight maintenance program called Healthy Weight 4 Life.
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The truth is out. A recent report from the Center of Disease Control confirms that as men we are much less likely than women to seek medical care and preventive medicine.
May is Mental Health Month, a time when we focus on the problems of mental illness in our country and the resources we have available to us in the fight against mental illness. Unfortunately, in our nation today, mental illness continues to suffer from a societal stigma which hinders people from seeking treatment. Throughout our society, people from all walks of life, the employed and the unemployed, are coping with various forms of mental illness. Depression, stress, anxiety and other mental health conditions do not discriminate between people based on their financial status, societal status, race, or gender. The vast majority of these people lead normal lives most of the time. They go to work, go to school, and have loving families and wonderful friends. They enjoy hobbies and interests. Their suffering is often quiet and unnoticeable to almost everyone except those closest to them. Sadly, many of these people suffering from some form of mental illness do not get the treatment they need because of their concern for the stigma that may be placed upon them.
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