Health And Fitness

Skippy Peanut Butter Recall

SKIPPY Reduced Fat Creamy Peanut Butter, NET WT 40 oz (2 LB 8 OZ) 1.13 kg UPC 037600105200 packaged in clear plastic jar with blue label.; SKIPPY Reduced Fat Creamy Peanut Butter NET WT 40 oz. (2 LB 8 OZ) 1.13 kg UPC 037600105200 packaged in clear plastic jar with blue label and shrink wrapped in twin pack labelBest if Used By MAY0423, Best if Used By MAY0523SKIPPY Reduced Fat Chunky Peanut Butter NET WT 16.

VU Progressive Health Tour: Hy-Vee, Betterton Chiropractic, and NuCara

Raemi Caves, Pharmacy Manager at Hy-Vee Vinton Unlimited organized a "Progressive Health Tour" of several health-related businesses and facilities that serve in the health care field. Raemi Chavez, the Pharmacy Manager at Hy-Vee shared the services offered through the pharmacy. She shared that the store offers COVID vaccines, and home COVID test kits which are now available through most insurance providers.

Vinton Unlimited Progressive Health Tour: Virginia Gay Hospital

The Progressive After-Hours HealthcaTrauma Care demonstrated tourniquet care and how to stop bleeding until emergency help arrives Vinton Unlimited hosted their first-ever "Progressive" Business After-Hours. The "Progressive After-Hours Healthcare Edition" began at Virginia Gay Hospital with a meal and displays presented by the various departments. The informational booths shared upgrades in services as well as demonstrations of the functions of the hospital. Physical Therapy shared various types of treatment that they offer to patients.

April NEWS (Nutrition Education with Seniors) Newsletter

Below you will find the April NEWS (Nutrition Education with Seniors) newsletter.This edition features:·     Lowering Cholesterol with Diet·     Applesauce·     Save the Date!·     Check Your Storage Temperatures·     Re

Virginia Gay Hospital introduces Cardiac Monitoring System

Mark Yabres, RN Virginia Gay went live with a new cardiac monitoring system on Wednesday.  The Emergency Room, Med-Surg and Operating Room are transitioning to the new Nihon Kohden monitoring system. The system will be integrating the data with the EPIC electronic health record.  This integration will let the clinical staff spend a little less time charting and more time with our patients.

VU “Progressive” Business After-Hours A Progressive After-Hours Health Edition

Vinton Unlimited “Progressive” Business After-Hours A Progressive After-Hours Healthcare Edition! On April 6th If you’re a Vinton Unlimited member, or interested in becoming a member, you’re invited to join others and see what’s new in the healthcare field! Like a “Progressive Dinner,” we’ll all start together at 5:15 then m

Bringing Awareness to Problem Gambling

Problem Gambling can be identified as something that leads to financial stress or it gets out of control as the gambler tries to make up losses or spends needed family funds purchasing scratch or lottery tickets. Check out ASAC's Clinical Director, Cassandra Collins, discussion on what problem gambling is and how to get help.Listen HereDespite an annual increase in Iowans gambling, the issue of Problem Gambling is often overlooked.

April 2022 Words on Wellness Newsletter.

Below you will find your edition of the April 2022 Words on Wellness newsletter.This edition features:·    Meatless Meals·    Recipe for Santa Fe Stuffed Potatoes·    Can You Outgrow a Food Allergy?·    Walk with Ease: A Program for Better Living

ASAC Participates in National Drug & Alcohol Fact Week

National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week was March 21-27 and April is Alcohol Awareness Month. This can be a time to encourage a conversation with youth about the facts of drug use and dependence. It provides an opportunity to bring together students, educators, healthcare providers and community partners to improve the prevention and awareness of substance misuse in our own communities.

CDC Recommends Additional Boosters for Certain Individuals

 Boosters are safe, and people over the age of 50 can now get an additional booster 4 months after their prior dose to increase their protection further. This is especially important for those 65 and older and those 50 and older with underlying medical conditions that increase their risk for severe disease from COVID-19 as they are the most likely to benefit from receiving an additional booster dose at this time.
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