This group provides social support for those recovering from a stroke, traumatic brain injury, brain tumor, or other condition causing difficulty with cognition or communication. It is a chance to share experiences, challenges, and resources.
ATTENTION: Due to scheduling reasons, the group will not meet in October 2022. Activities and schedules will resume normally for the meetings in November and December 2022.
This group provides social support for those recovering from a stroke, traumatic brain injury, brain tumor or other condition causing difficulty with cognition or communication. It is an chance to share experiences, challenges, and resources.
Meet Dr. Brian Zafonte – Director of Orthopedic Surgery. Dr. Zafonte is a board-certified Orthopedic Surgeon and fellowship-trained hand surgeon.
There will be surgical equipment demonstrations showing patients the benefits of this minimally invasive procedure that allows for a faster recovery time. You will also meet staff from Samaritan Orthopedics.
Masks will be required at this event. Donuts and coffee will be provided. Free promotional items for all.
Everyone needs help and support as a new breastfeeding parent! Learn about breastfeeding before your baby is born. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.
Learn about:
Holding your baby skin-to-skin right after birth until has fed the first time
Delaying common procedures until the first feeding is done
Keeping your baby in your hospital room around the clock (rooming-in)
Watching for your baby’s feeding cues (about 8-12 times per 24 hour day)
How to get the best latch for your baby
Breastfeeding positions
Establishing a good supply
Common challenges
Community resources and a little about returning to work
Dads, partners and support persons are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Caring for New Families
You’ve been waiting for this day for months! Now you finally get to meet your new baby. Learn how to take care of yourself and your growing family. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Families will learn about:
The mother and baby department at Samaritan Medical Center
How to care for yourself and your newborn baby
Giving baby a bath, changing the diaper and how to care for the circumcision
How to help when baby is crying
How to keep baby safe
When to call the doctor
About the baby blues and postpartum depression
And much more!
Classes are free. Call the Car-Freshner Center for Women and Children at 315-785-4050 for more information. The Breastfeeding Basics class is held in Conference Room 2A/2B.
Everyone needs help and support as a new breastfeeding parent! Learn about breastfeeding before your baby is born. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.
Learn about:
Holding your baby skin-to-skin right after birth until has fed the first time
Delaying common procedures until the first feeding is done
Keeping your baby in your hospital room around the clock (rooming-in)
Watching for your baby’s feeding cues (about 8-12 times per 24 hour day)
How to get the best latch for your baby
Breastfeeding positions
Establishing a good supply
Common challenges
Community resources and a little about returning to work
Dads, partners and support persons are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Caring for New Families
You’ve been waiting for this day for months! Now you finally get to meet your new baby. Learn how to take care of yourself and your growing family. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Families will learn about:
The mother and baby department at Samaritan Medical Center
How to care for yourself and your newborn baby
Giving baby a bath, changing the diaper and how to care for the circumcision
How to help when baby is crying
How to keep baby safe
When to call the doctor
About the baby blues and postpartum depression
And much more!
Classes are free. Call the Car-Freshner Center for Women and Children at 315-785-4050 for more information. The Breastfeeding Basics class is held in Conference Room 2A/2B.
Everyone needs help and support as a new breastfeeding parent! Learn about breastfeeding before your baby is born. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.
Learn about:
Holding your baby skin-to-skin right after birth until has fed the first time
Delaying common procedures until the first feeding is done
Keeping your baby in your hospital room around the clock (rooming-in)
Watching for your baby’s feeding cues (about 8-12 times per 24 hour day)
How to get the best latch for your baby
Breastfeeding positions
Establishing a good supply
Common challenges
Community resources and a little about returning to work
Dads, partners and support persons are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Caring for New Families
You’ve been waiting for this day for months! Now you finally get to meet your new baby. Learn how to take care of yourself and your growing family. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Families will learn about:
The mother and baby department at Samaritan Medical Center
How to care for yourself and your newborn baby
Giving baby a bath, changing the diaper and how to care for the circumcision
How to help when baby is crying
How to keep baby safe
When to call the doctor
About the baby blues and postpartum depression
And much more!
Classes are free. Call the Car-Freshner Center for Women and Children at 315-785-4050 for more information. The Breastfeeding Basics class is held in Conference Room 2A/2B.
Everyone needs help and support as a new breastfeeding parent! Learn about breastfeeding before your baby is born. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.
Learn about:
Holding your baby skin-to-skin right after birth until has fed the first time
Delaying common procedures until the first feeding is done
Keeping your baby in your hospital room around the clock (rooming-in)
Watching for your baby’s feeding cues (about 8-12 times per 24 hour day)
How to get the best latch for your baby
Breastfeeding positions
Establishing a good supply
Common challenges
Community resources and a little about returning to work
Dads, partners and support persons are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Caring for New Families
You’ve been waiting for this day for months! Now you finally get to meet your new baby. Learn how to take care of yourself and your growing family. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Families will learn about:
The mother and baby department at Samaritan Medical Center
How to care for yourself and your newborn baby
Giving baby a bath, changing the diaper and how to care for the circumcision
How to help when baby is crying
How to keep baby safe
When to call the doctor
About the baby blues and postpartum depression
And much more!
Classes are free. Call the Car-Freshner Center for Women and Children at 315-785-4050 for more information. The Breastfeeding Basics class is held in Conference Room 2A/2B.
Everyone needs help and support as a new breastfeeding parent! Learn about breastfeeding before your baby is born. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant.
Learn about:
Holding your baby skin-to-skin right after birth until has fed the first time
Delaying common procedures until the first feeding is done
Keeping your baby in your hospital room around the clock (rooming-in)
Watching for your baby’s feeding cues (about 8-12 times per 24 hour day)
How to get the best latch for your baby
Breastfeeding positions
Establishing a good supply
Common challenges
Community resources and a little about returning to work
Dads, partners and support persons are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Caring for New Families
You’ve been waiting for this day for months! Now you finally get to meet your new baby. Learn how to take care of yourself and your growing family. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Families will learn about:
The mother and baby department at Samaritan Medical Center
How to care for yourself and your newborn baby
Giving baby a bath, changing the diaper and how to care for the circumcision
How to help when baby is crying
How to keep baby safe
When to call the doctor
About the baby blues and postpartum depression
And much more!
Classes are free. Call the Car-Freshner Center for Women and Children at 315-785-4050 for more information. The Breastfeeding Basics class is held in Conference Room 2A/2B.
Everyone needs help and support as a new breastfeeding parent! Learn about breastfeeding before your baby is born. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Learn about:
Holding your baby skin-to-skin right after birth until has fed the first time
Delaying common procedures until the first feeding is done
Keeping your baby in your hospital room around the clock (rooming-in)
Watching for your baby’s feeding cues (about 8-12 times per 24 hour day)
How to get the best latch for your baby
Breastfeeding positions
Establishing a good supply
Common challenges
Community resources and a little about returning to work
Dads, partners and support persons are welcome and encouraged to attend!
Caring for New Families
You’ve been waiting for this day for months! Now you finally get to meet your new baby. Learn how to take care of yourself and your growing family. The class is taught by a Registered Nurse and certified breastfeeding specialist.
Families will learn about:
The mother and baby department at Samaritan Medical Center
How to care for yourself and your newborn baby
Giving baby a bath, changing the diaper and how to care for the circumcision
How to help when baby is crying
How to keep baby safe
When to call the doctor
About the baby blues and postpartum depression
And much more!
Classes are free. Call the Car-Freshner Center for Women and Children at 315-785-4050 for more information. The Breastfeeding Basics class is held in Conference Room 2A/2B.
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