Oswego Health

Oswego Health’s Center for Orthopedic Care and Murdock’s Bicycle and Sports have collaborated to provide five bikes that will be given away as part of the Oswego City School District’s Bike Rodeo on June 28 at Wilber Field/Leighton track.

Oswego Health welcomes back Carol Seeger, DNS, PMHNP-BC, who after earning her advanced certificate as a psychiatric nurse practitioner has returned to the health system to deliver care at its Behavioral Health Services facility.

Oswego Health announces two new positions that will ensure community members seeking senior-related services offered by the health system receive the appropriate resources and care.

Community members can properly dispose of their unwanted medications at a secure collection bin located just inside the entrance to Oswego Hospital’s Emergency Department on West Seventh Street.

The orthopedic surgeons, Michael Diaz, DO, and Greg Keller, MD, will share their vast experience in providing knee, hip and shoulder joint replacements, as well as fracture and sports medicine care.

From an early age Ruth Barnhart realized the importance of helping others.

As a young girl, she surprised Oswego Hospital with a donation that set the tone for a lifetime of philanthropy.

Local organizations are making plans for the annual Fulton Bike Rodeo, which offers children of all ages an opportunity to learn about bike safety in a fun environment.

The Center for Wound Healing at Oswego Health, a member of the Healogics network, is helping raise awareness of chronic wounds during the sixth annual Wound Care Awareness Week, being held from June 3 to 7.

Community members can assist the American Red Cross in meeting its need for blood during a blood drive to be held May 30 at Oswego Hospital.