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Congratulations to WCCHS’s first DAISY Foundation Award honoree, COURTNEY KOHLHAGEN. Courtney is an RN who works on our Medical Surgical floor and is also an Acute Nursing Supervisor.
DAISY Award recognitions honor the super-human work nurses do for patients and families every day wherever they practice, in whatever role they serve, and throughout their careers – from Nursing Student through Lifetime Achievement in Nursing.
Nurses are nominated by anyone in the organization - patients, family members, other nurses, physicians, other clinicians and staff - anyone who experiences or observes extraordinary compassionate care being provided by a nurse.
If you have been the recipient of extraordinary care by a nurse and would like to nominate her or him, complete a nomination form available in the main lobby. For more information about the DAISY Foundation/Award, please visit their website at www.daisyfoundation.org/
#wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #DAISYAward #daisyfoundation #extraordinarycare #recognizeanurse #nominateanurse #showyourappreciation #thankyournurse #ThankANurse
We're hiring - come join our team! #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #werehiring #jobsearch #jobopportunities
Thank you to the Wyoming County NY 4-H group for the beautiful May Day flowers! The Residents loved them! #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #youth4h
National Nurses Week begins each year on May 6th and ends on May 12th, Florence Nightingale’s birthday. It is a special time to recognize and thank our nurses.
Nurses can be described in numerous ways but overall they are a person strong enough to tolerate everything and soft enough to understand everyone. Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest accomplishment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.
This year, we recognize both the American Nurses Association and AACN American Association of Critical-Care Nurses theme “Rooted in Strength”. This theme is inspired by a personal and professional journey of a nurse who walked away from nursing after the deaths of her father, brother, and husband within a short span of time, and later returned to nursing. She compares the pandemic to a wildfire, and our recovery to the new growth of wildflowers and evergreens after a fire. “Young trees and flowers symbolize new life – how their roots dug deeper and held stronger to allow them to grow and flourish.”
“Nurses are rooted in strength, forged in fire and growing in power. Rooted in Strength we create our new path forward as leaders in healthcare.” Beth Wathen.
WCCHS Nursing Leadership Team, Clinic Administration, Administration, and the Medical Staff wish to send a heartfelt thank you to all of our nurses. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #nursesweek #nationalnursesweek2022 #rootedinstrength #thankyou
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Zerah Ali, a Podiatric Surgeon and Dr. Valerie Ulm, an OB/GYN physician to our staff. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #podiatricsurgeon #obgyn
WCCHS adds new physicians to its team in Warsaw
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WARSAW — Wyoming County Community Health System is adding two full-time physicians to its staff — Dr. Zerah Ali, a podiatric surgeon and Dr. Valerie Ulm, an OB/GYN physician.Plant Sale today and tomorrow from 7:30am - 3:00pm.
All the plants will be outside this morning and moved inside this afternoon.
Benefits the Residents Activity Fund.
Thank you and have a good day!
#wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #annualflowersale #residentactivityfund #mothersday2022
JOIN THE ACTIVITY DEPARTMENT TEAM
Open position: Per Diem Activity Leader
Hours/Days: 3-4 days a week, including every other weekend.
Go to www.wyomingco.net to print the Civil Service Application or stop by Human Resources (388 North Main Street, Warsaw) to pick one up. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #jobopportunity #nursinghomeactivities
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Create an Account - Increase your productivity, customize your experience, and engage in information you care about.If you haven't already participated in the multi-county Community Health Assessment survey, please do so now and be sure to share with your family and friends. Thank you. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #communityhealthassessmentResidents asked to participate in Community Health Assessment
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Annual Mother's Day hanging basket 💐, potted plant 🌹, and tomato plant 🍅 sale at WCCHS to benefit the SNF Resident Activity Fund.
May 5th and 6th, 7:30am to 3:00pm
WCCHS Nursing Facility Lobby
#wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #plantsale #residentactivityfund #mothersday2022
WCCHS Patient Portal Users: It has been brought to our attention that obtaining lab results through the patient portal (mycarecorner.net/Default.aspx) may be delayed up to 24 hours. Our information technology staff is working to resolve this issue. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to have the matter resolved in the near future. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #PatientPortal #medicalrecords #labtestresults
Spring time chocolate bunny WINNERS sponsored by the Employee Enhancement Committee: Tonya Prutsman (ENT clinic), Jose Correa (ICU), Jen White (SNF) photo not available. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #employeeenhancement #chocolatebunny
WCCHS is hiring per diem RNs #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #werehiring #perdiemrnswanted #perdiem #registerednurses
NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK, May 9th-13th
As the WCCHS Activities Department prepares for the week, we wanted our families to know about our scheduled fun theme days.
Our hope is that you can help your loved ones to dress for the special days. If you are visiting, we invite you to dress up too!
In addition, residents, family, friends, and staff have the option to purchase a Nursing Home Week T-Shirt. All orders/money must be in by April 22nd. To order, call or e-mail Sue Winiecki, Director of Activities, (585) 786-8940, ext. 4709 or swiniecki@wcchs.net
#wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #nationalnursinghomeweek #nursinghomeweek #skillednursingfacility #senioractivities #nursinghomeactivities
Fun celebrations held in the month of March with our residents (continued).
Greek Day was held on March 25th. What a fun day. Lots of laughs, togas and Greek foods. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #skillednursingfacility #residentactivities #greekday2022
Fun celebrations held in the month of March with our residents.
During the week of March 14th - the residents and staff celebrated St. Patrick's Day and “Everything Green” donning green attire, trivia, sensory programs with green visuals, smells, tastes, including Shamrock Shakes.
#wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #skillednursingfacility #residentactivities #StPatricksDay2022
Skilled Nursing Facility Visitation - there are no specific times for SNF visitation. Visitation is open to anyone that provides a negative COVID-19 test within 24 hours of the visit. Home tests that are done at the nursing home are accepted. #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #COVID19 #visitation
Our therapy and rehabilitation services include:
Inpatient Rehabilitation
Outpatient Physical, Occupation, and Speech Therapy
Work Conditioning
Work Site Assessment
Pre-employment Screening
Personal Care Services
... and more!
Learn about all of our offerings at www.wcchs.net/our-services/rehabilitation-center/
HOSPITAL PATIENT VISITATION UPDATE 3/21/22:
Effective March 23, 2022
As WCCHS continues to closely monitor the activity of the Covid-19 pandemic within our community and surrounding communities, we find that we can comfortably again revise our visitation guidelines.
We continue to understand the importance of patient interaction with their loved ones and the role visitation plays in a patients’ emotional wellbeing and therefore in their recovery. We encourage families to continue to consider communication through phone and video chat during other hours of the day. The Patient and Family Services department can help set up the video call. If an in-person visit is desired, the following precautions remain in place to protect our community, patients, families, staff, and visitors, against the potential risk for acquiring and/or the spread of infectious disease.
Visitors must continue with the following:
• Wear a mask at all times, regardless of visitor or patient vaccination status for Covid-19 or influenza, also including while in the patient room. Visitors who fail to wear a mask will be asked to leave the facility.
• Be 12 years of age or older.
• Undergo temperature and symptom screening upon arrival. If a visitor does not pass the screening process or does not follow hospital protocols, they will not be allowed to visit. Behavioral Health visitors will be screened upon arrival at the Behavioral Health entrance on the backside of the facility, Door “M.”
• Perform hand hygiene (with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer or the use of soap and water).
• Practice social distancing and remain at the patient’s bedside throughout the visit unless directed by hospital staff for certain procedures or circumstances, except to use the restroom.
Visiting hours and circumstances may vary by unit and will be at the discretion of the healthcare providers. Holiday visiting hours will follow weekend hours.
• General inpatient units (Med/Surg 3rdFloor and ICU):
2 visitors between 12pm and 6:30pm, Monday-Friday.
Saturday and Sunday visitation will be from 12pm- 4pm.
Visitation times may be altered under special circumstances, such as for patients in imminent end-of-life situations and patients for whom a support person has been determined essential to the care of the patient.
• Behavioral Health:
2 visitors between 3:30-5pm and 6:30-8pm, Monday-Friday.
2 visitors between 2-5pm and 6:30-8pm, Saturday and Sunday.
• Emergency Department:
1 visitor, starting at patient arrival.
If your loved one is admitted to the hospital between 12:00pm and 6:30pm, Monday- Friday and 12pm-4pm on Saturday and Sunday, you may accompany them to their room. Otherwise, you must return during visiting hours.
Pediatric patients may have both parents as essential support persons.
• Labor and Delivery:
2 designated support persons and if applicable, a doula. The support person(s) must have a temperature check every 12 hours.
• Same-Day Surgery and Procedures:
1 visitor may accompany the patient to the unit if wheelchair assistance or communication assistance is needed and then leave the building. The 1 visitor may then return to the unit during the discharge process.
• Outpatient Clinics and Services:
No visitors allowed at this time unless the patient needs wheelchair or communication assistance. Scheduling of patients must be done to limit time in waiting rooms due to space constraints and social distancing requirements.
If you have any questions about these changes, please contact (585) 786-2233. Thank you for observing these important measures to promote a safe and healing environment for all.
#wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #COVID19 #visitation
Our rehab therapy program offers comprehensive outpatient Physical and Occupational services designed to maximize an individual’s ability to return to work, recover from surgery, recover from injury, and return to normal activities.
Learn about all of our therapy and rehabilitation services at www.wcchs.net/our-services/rehabilitation-center/
Comprehensive medical services closer to home than ever before.
View all we have to offer at wcchs.net
Did you know that WCCHS has an on-site MRI?
Wyoming County Community Health System’s MRI generates incredible life-like, real-time 3D images of the body’s internal organs and structures. That means a more accurate and timely diagnosis for a host of medical conditions.
Our MRI features decreased scan time, state-of-the-art imaging software, and is conveniently accessible from the main hospital lobby.
Advanced imaging technology. Close to home. Ask your provider about scheduling your next MRI locally at Wyoming County Community Health System.
There's no need to travel into the city for medical care! Stay local at WCCHS and receive the highest caliber of care.
Visit wcchs.net for more information on our services!
Don't wait until you're sick to start valuing your health! Preserve your health by exercising regularly, eating a healthy diet, and receiving preventative medical care from your WCCHS primary care provider.
Our health is the greatest gift we have, which is why WCCHS is dedicated to helping you keep it. Whether you need specialized, emergency, or preventative care, our team is here to serve you!
Visit www.wcchs.net to learn more about our wide array of service offerings.
The Emergency Department at WCCHS should be your first choice for highly-skilled emergency care. We've got the staff, technology, and expertise you can trust, and we're available to you 24 hours/day.
Visit www.wcchs.net/our-services/emergency-department/ to learn more about our ED!
Life doesn't follow a 9-5 schedule, and neither do we! Our WCCHS Emergency Department is available to serve you 24 hours/day, 7 days/week.
Visit www.wcchs.net/our-services/emergency-department/ to learn more about our emergency services!
Flu season is here, so the time to get your flu shot is now!
Help keep yourself and those around you healthy by getting your flu vaccine.
Contact your WCCHS primary care office to schedule your flu shot today.
In our WCCHS therapy and rehab department, our therapists might use a combination of craniosacral therapy and clinical acupressure in treatment.
Craniosacral Therapy and Clinical Acupressure can assist to alleviate pain and disease in the body such as:
- Migraines/Headaches
- Neck and back pain
- Fibromyalgia
- Dizziness/Vertigo
- TMJ/Jaw pain
- Sinus problems
- Stress
...and many more.
Added benefits are an enhanced immune system, increased circulation, decreased tension, and increased energy.
Learn more at www.wcchs.net/our-services/rehabilitation-center/
Studies have found that there is a correlation between increasing levels of optimism with decreasing levels of death from cancer, disease, infection and stroke. Those who had the highest levels of optimism had an almost 40% lower risk of heart disease.
This is your sign to start seeing the glass as half full!😄
Are you at risk for developing type 2 diabetes?
You can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes with simple, proven lifestyle changes such as losing weight if you’re overweight, eating healthier, and getting regular physical activity.
Learn more about diabetes risk factors at www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/risk-factors.html or call (585) 786-1555.
Do you know the differences between these 3 main types of diabetes? Contact the WCCHS endocrinology office at (585) 786-1555 for more information.
WCCHS Dialysis Clinic now open #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #dialysisclinic #dialysistreatment #Dialysis
Shared Service: Dialysis clinic in Mount Morris to serve Livingston and Wyoming counties
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MOUNT MORRIS — Residents of Wyoming and Livingston counties need not look further for dialysis services.You can help prevent stroke by making healthy choices and controlling any health conditions you may have. Learn more about stroke prevention at www.cdc.gov/stroke/prevention.htm
It's important to be aware of things that can trigger an asthma attack. If you have asthma, make sure you have your inhaler with you at all times in case of an emergency!
The microbiome is a complex community of bacteria residing in the intestine. Our microbiomes change in response to our environment, and can be affected by many factors.
These factors include our diet, stress levels, relationships, unresolved trauma, drugs, physical activity, and more.
Imbalances in your gut microbiome can cause chaos for your digestion, health, and wellbeing, so it's important to make sure you're nourishing and caring for your microbiome!
Our pediatric office can address all of your child’s primary care needs, including newborn, infant, childhood, and adolescent well visits. Call 585-786-7999 to schedule an appointment today!
Our expert medical staff represents a variety of medical disciplines and multiple specialties, from adult medicine to radiology and everything in between.
Find a physician to address your specific needs at www.wcchs.net/physician-directory/
Studies show that sitting for long stretches of time can increase the odds of an early death.
While we can't control our work schedules, we can find ways to incorporate more movement throughout the day! Here are 5 simple lifestyle changes that can help you move more throughout the work day.
Which of these ideas are you going to try?👇
WCCHS is hiring. Check out available employment opportunities here www.wyomingco.net/Jobs.aspx #wycoapproved #wcchs #wyomingcountyny #jobopportunities #careeropportunities
Did you know that the blue light from our phones and devices affect our circadian rhythms and melatonin production?
Being exposed to blue light in the evening can trick our brain into thinking it’s still daytime, leaving us feeling alert instead of tired.
Chronic misalignment of circadian rhythms can also lead to many negative health impacts, including metabolic disorders and mental health conditions such as depression.
Remedy this issue by setting an alarm that reminds you to turn off electronics 2-3 hours before bedtime!
WCCHS’s team of OBGYN providers offer a full range of care for women of all ages.
Services routinely provided for women include routine gynecological exams, contraceptive counseling, menopausal management, reproductive health, prenatal care, infertility, and numerous other topics.
Learn more at www.wcchs.net/our-services/womens-health-maternity/
Here are some simple ways to help you avoid getting sick! Do you do all of these things every day?
The skilled nursing facility at WCCHS is adjacent to our full-service hospital. Our goal is to help every resident attain or maintain the highest practical physical, mental and psychosocial well-being.
Visit www.wcchs.net/our-services/skilled-nursing-facility/ to learn more about our skilled nursing facility!
Diet plays a major role in heart health and can greatly impact your risk of heart disease.
Here are some foods you can eat to keep your heart healthy and help prevent heart disease.
Which of these foods are your favorite?👇
Vitamin C is a vital nutrient that your body does not produce on its own. Therefore, it's important to include plenty of vitamin C-containing foods in your daily diet.
Which of the foods listed above is your favorite?👇
Did you know that your body needs vitamin D to absorb calcium?
People who do not get enough calcium and vitamin D throughout life have an increased chance of having thin and brittle bones (osteoporosis) in their later years.
Make sure you're getting enough vitamin D, as well as calcium, to preserve your bone and muscle health!
Consult your provider before beginning to take any supplements.
It is never too late—or too early—to begin improving heart health. Discuss your lifestyle and your family's medical history with your primary care provider so that you can come up with a plan best suited to your needs.
By living a healthy lifestyle, you can help keep your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar levels normal and lower your risk for heart disease and heart attack.
Learn more about how to prevent heart disease at www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/prevention.htm
This is great news for coffee-drinkers! ☕️
You can read about the study here: www.ncausa.org/Portals/56/PDFs/Communication/20200504_Leviton_white_paper_final.pdf
Do you drink coffee every day?👇