Spring 2019 Issue of Healthy Tomorrow Out Now!
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In this issue: When the Doctor Is Always In, Advanced Care For Lung Cancer, Spring Clean Your Space and Time and more!
Some reasons why we support a stronger bias crimes law for Indiana
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Certainly, there are many reasons Columbus Regional Health sees the importance of supporting a comprehensive bias/hate crimes law, but it all goes back to the need for Indiana and its communities to more proactively establish a welcoming identity.
What to Know Before Going Gluten-Free
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People with a condition called celiac disease can’t digest this protein, found in wheat, barley and rye. For them, doctors order a gluten-free diet. For everyone else, cutting gluten may actually hurt their diets.
Finding the Right Exercise Program and the Right Preparation
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To be physically fit, you do not have to exercise intensely for long periods of time. Experts agree that physical activity does not necessarily have to be vigorous. They recommend at least 30 minutes of moderate continuous physical activity daily, or on most days of the week.
Side Effects of Cancer Treatments
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Many people have long lasting side effects from cancer treatments. For some, these side effects may improve on their own. For other people, these side effects persist and, if not addressed appropriately, may never improve.
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CRH News
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CRH Nationally Recognized for Stroke Care
Aug 1, 2024, 14:57 by DeClue, A.The Gold Plus designation was achieved by an 85 percent or greater adherence on all safety, quality and care measures for at least two consecutive years. CRH was also named to the Stroke Honor Roll Elite.Full story -
Columbus Regional Health announces retirement of President & CEO
Jul 29, 2024, 15:19 by DeClue, A.After nearly 34 years of service with Columbus Regional Health, Jim Bickel, President and Chief Executive Officer, has announced his intent to retire from the organization in 2025.Full story -
CRH recognized for excellence in lactation care
Jun 24, 2024, 15:26 by DeClue, A.In addition, the facility demonstrated that it has recently completed activities that help protect, promote, and support breastfeeding.Full story -
Take the ColumBUS Transit Survey
Jun 20, 2024, 08:33 by Newton, A.ColumBUS Transit is conducting a Route Study to look for opportunities to improve the service. Your input will help guide priorities and inform decisions about the future of public transit in our community.Full story -
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine practice moves to NexusPark
Jun 19, 2024, 14:24 by DeClue, A.CRH Orthopedics and Sports Medicine will open at NexusPark on July 1.Full story -
Memorial Day Holiday Physician Office Hours
May 22, 2024, 11:49 by DeClue, A.In observance of the Memorial Day holiday, most Columbus Regional Health Physicians offices and outpatient clinics will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2024.Full story