CCH Health Connect
Welcome to Campbell County Health's blog, Health Connect, where you’ll
find the latest news and information to keep you and your family healthy.
This blog is written by many of our administrators, physicians and other
providers to improve health care, promote health and fight disease in
our community. It will connect you to various sections of our website
as well as social media.
We’re looking to engage you in conversation – we simply ask
that you do so in a polite and respectful way. Please be courteous, and
avoid comments that are profane, obscene, offensive, sexually explicit,
inappropriate, inflammatory or otherwise objectionable. Remember that
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for the world to see. Please consider carefully how much personal medical
information you want to share, with the understanding that this information
may be linked to your name and published on the Internet. Social media
is, after all, social, so please post your comments, questions and concerns
and help everyone in our community get the most out of our blog and social
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This month at the Kid Clinic: Dehydration in children
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June 12, 2015
Valerie Amstadt, PA-C Campbell County Medical Group Kid Clinic With summer upon us, it is very important to be sure your children are staying well hydrated. Dehydration is very common during summer months and can happen when a child loses ...
Thanks for working here Thursday: Camilla, Patient Accounting
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June 10, 2015
Campbell County Health is proud of its employees, and we want the CCH family and the Campbell County community to know about the good work that they do for this organization. Allow me to introduce Camilla, the Cashier in Patient Accounting ...
Patient Story: Part of a team
Posted on
June 08, 2015
Tom Henaghan has worked as an EMT and understands that it takes many different people to provide healthcare in today’s complex environment. Tom knew something was wrong, sought treatment and the results of his colonoscopy showed he ...
Thanks for working here Thursday: Misty, Laboratory
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June 03, 2015
Campbell County Health is proud of its employees, and we want the CCH family and the Campbell County community to know about the good work that they do for this organization. Say hello to Misty, a Certified Phlebotomist and Secretary at the ...
Firearms are loud!
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May 31, 2015
Did you know that about 36 million Americans suffer from some hearing loss. One in three developed their hearing loss as a result of exposure to loud noise. In fact, more than 30 million Americans are exposed to hazardous sound levels on a ...
How hearing loss can affect other aspects of your health
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May 22, 2015
Recognizing and treating hearing loss may help more than just your hearing. As part of the Better Speech and Hearing Month in Many, the Better Hearing Institute (BHI) has provided a list of 10 things you should know about how hearing loss ...
May Department Discovery: Central Billing Office
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May 22, 2015
This month’s Department Discovery spotlights the Campbell County Medical Group Central Billing Office, or what we refer to as the CBO. There are 18 employees at the CBO, says Karre Fisk, Manager, “with a combined 259.5 years of ...
Nurses Leading the Way 5K Times
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May 22, 2015
On May 21, the rescheduled Nurses Leading the Way 5K took place at Dalbey Memorial Park. Below are the times of the runners. Thanks for participating! Beth Morgan, first Nurse runner and first place, 24:09 Valerie Cook, Top Female Runner ...
Thanks for working here Thursday: Junior, Plant Operations
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May 20, 2015
Campbell County Health is proud of its employees, and we want the CCH family and the Campbell County community to know about the good work that they do for this organization. Say hello to Junior, a Maintenance Technician at Pioneer Manor. ...
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