Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital
Recent News About Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Virtual Poison Center Now Available
The Poison Control Center now offers the public an online option – webPOISONCONTROL – a web-based triage tool to guide people who may have been exposed to a poisonous substance through a series of questions to determine toxicity and recommended treatment.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Home Health Services Returns Lincoln’s Glenn Gill Back To His Life
Born with spina bifida, Glenn Gill has gone through between 20 and 30 surgeries throughout his 37 years of life.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Is Your Heartburn Actually Gerd?
Acid reflux, commonly known as heartburn, is a common medical condition that is usually mild.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Shingles Demystified
It’s like a bad sequel: Revenge of the Chickenpox.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Be Alert For These Potential Signs Of Alzheimer’s
Do you forget where you put your car keys occasionally or miss a scheduled appointment once in a while?
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Lung Cancer Screening Leads To Early Diagnosis And Positive Outcome
Due to an old smoking habit and new screening guidelines, Kaye Beals’ primary care doctor suggested she undergo a lung cancer screening at a routine physical last December.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Breastfeeding Basics
The get-real breastfeeding guide class provides parents with information about breastfeeding and offers positive support for new breastfeeding families.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Halloween Fun From Costumes To Trick Or Treating For Sensory-Sensitive Kids
The excitement for Halloween starts building early for most kids – costumes, candy and goosebumps.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Twenty Years Ago, A Kidney Transplant Kept This Nursing Professional Moving Forward
In 1998, Marsha McFall’s kidney failure basically came out of the blue.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Work Family Makes A World Of Difference For Breast Cancer Survivor
Nicole Stauder has worked as a physical therapist at Taylorville Memorial Hospital (TMH) for the past 22 years.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Short Stacks for a Tall Cause
Come support Memorial's Transplant program & enjoy breakfast at the same time!
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Caregiving For A Stroke Survivor
More than 50 million Americans serve as caregivers for a friend or family member who has a disability or illness.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Bringing Home Baby: Now That You’re No Longer Expecting
Returning home from the hospital with your baby safely restrained in a car seat can be both a relief and a stress storm.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: New Sniffles And Sneezes? How Adulthood Can Change Your Allergy Tolerance
Were you an allergy-free kid only to experience sniffles, sneezes and a runny nose now as an adult?
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Community Steps Up To Make Logan County Fair Special For Memorial Behavioral Health Clients
For Karen Deany, the smiles and excitement from her clients are the best part of the Logan County Fair held in August each year.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Can Exercise Reduce Cancer Risk?
You might exercise to lose weight or prevent heart disease, but did you know that exercise can also help to reduce your risk of certain types of cancer?
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Back To School Anxiety: Tips For Kindergartners To Teens
The back to school transition can cause stress for your kids as they anticipate big changes from the summer schedule to a school routine.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Do You Need Immunizations?
You may only be aware of immunizations, or vaccinations, in children, but on-time vaccination is important in children and adults.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Is Your Kid’s Meal Really Happy?
We’ve all been there. A fast food meal is quick and convenient, especially when you and your kids are on the go for activities and events.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL: Vestibular Rehab Offers Relief To Dizzy Spells
When the dizziness began, Ron Beck, 75, thought it was related to his surgery to remove a cancerous kidney.