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Stop Smoking by Dr. Andrew Rogall
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Unique Partnership Could Save Lives During Pandemic
With a strain on materials and the shortage of ventilators across the country, community hospitals need to be more resourceful than ever to be prepared should COVID-19 patients need critical treatment in their facility. Lucky for Oswego Health, a unique partnership has evolved with SUNY Oswego.
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Oswego Health Shares Tips On Immunity Boosting Diet
Recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and other state and federal organizations have centered on washing hands, avoiding touching your face, and staying home; but did you know that your diet could also help protect you from illness?
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Oswego Health Appreciates Overwhelming Community Support
Oswego Health appreciates the overwhelming support from our community. The healthcare system has received donations of personal protective equipment (PPE), meals, financial donations and caring messages.
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Oswego Health To Furlough Quarter Of Workforce
To ensure the financial security of the health system, Oswego Health is in a position needing to furlough employees. Effective April 13, there will be a reduction in workforce by 25%.
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Oswego Health Is Prepared
Since COVID-19 (coronavirus) was first declared a public health emergency in January and the first positive case was reported on March 22 in Oswego County, key medical staff and senior leadership within the Oswego Health network have been meeting daily to be prepared to meet the needs of the community to ensure preparedness plans are in place.
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Kristina Marks Leads Respiratory Team At Oswego Health
Oswego Health is focused on caring for our community, right at home. This is especially important during the coronavirus pandemic.
Kristina Marks, RRT, BS is Oswego Health’s Director of Respiratory Therapy. A Mexico native, Kristina cares for patients with respiratory illnesses at Oswego Hospital.
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Caring For Seniors’ Mental Health, Well-Being
The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has changed our daily lives more than anyone could expect.
This is especially the case for the seniors in our community. Social distancing may be annoying to the young and healthy but for seniors it is extremely isolating.
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Oswego Health Asks For Children To Write Letters To Senior Living Facilities
The power of communication and love is key to their wellbeing. To help, children can send notes of hope to local senior living communities.
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Get on the move, make it a habit! by Dr. Meaghan Primm
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