Health and Wellness
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Locals get to heart of health care
The fact the ER continues to be used as a doctor’s office rather than an “emergency” room drives home the fact health care in this nation needs to be reformed.
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Time is vital for stroke victims
Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States suffers a stroke.
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Networking: Organization’s staff has a collective goal to keep seniors active and engaged
Senior Life Network offers a plethora of opportunities — including monthly health screenings, educational programs, exercise classes, a resource library and physician referral service — for anyone age 55 and older.
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Mental health patients have options ... for now
Because of budgetary concerns, Hoffman said, Northwest Center will merge its psych and social rehabilitation programs with outpatient services beginning March 1.
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Clinic offers care to those unable to afford it
Enid Community Clinic is open most Tuesdays to help meet medical needs for those who can’t afford health care and have no insurance. It is operated by volunteers.
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Groups offer support
Support groups are available in Enid for those living with diabetes, suffering from strokes or cardiac events or who are survivors of cancer.
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It’s on the label
Labels will show exactly what is needed to keep track of things such as calories, fiber or fat intake.
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Heart of a survivor
Cherul Rork was 26 in 1982 when she was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, a flu-like virus that weakens heart muscle.
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E-Lose It users have lot to gain
The ultimate goal of E-Lose It is to guide Enid residents to shed a combined 50,000 pounds, approximately one pound for each person in Enid.
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Hospital relies on its employees to make a difference
“There is a new work generation coming out, and we have to listen to how they want to work. They want to work, but they don’t fit the old mold."
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