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At Riverview Hospital, our vision is to redefine the healthcare experience - to be the best place to work, practice medicine and receive care. We are a full-service hospital located in Noblesville, Indiana - in the heart of Hamilton County. We offer unmatched, comprehensive healthcare services in state-of-the-art facilities. This is our blog. We have a lot to talk about and we hope you do too! Let's stay connected!Advert
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A fitness resolution that lasts all year!
Riverview Hospital Registered Dietitian, Laura Kenny, RD and Riverview Rehab & Fitness Exercise Specialist, Ryan Lawson, offer helpful information on making fitness resolutions last all year… The start of a brand new year is a time for new beginnings. Resolutions to eat better and increasing your physical activity are a…
February 13, 2012
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Call 9-1-1…it could save your life!
A heart attack is a life-or-death emergency where every second counts. Calling 911 seems like an obvious thing to do if you suspect someone is having a heart attack. Unfortunately, this is not always the first step that people take when they are experiencing the symptoms of a heart attack….
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And the Daisy Award goes to…
We have another “Daisy” to congratulate…Kristin Henry, RN, a nurse in the Surgery Unit here at Riverview. The Daisy Award was established by the family of J. Patrick Barnes as a way to honor nurses who go above and beyond the call of duty. The Daisy award is given…
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Nurses going above and beyond
During National Nurses Week this year, we are so proud to recognize eight outstanding nurses who have gone above and beyond their normal duties to complete various levels of the ACE Program (Advancement of Clinical Excellence) at Riverview. Participation in the ACE Program is completely voluntary and is open…
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Fighting for less cancer and more birthdays!
I can’t think of anyone who hasn’t been touched by cancer in some way – either through a personal experience or by supporting a friend, neighbor, or family member who has battled it. The American Cancer Society exists – with millions of supporters – to find a cure for cancer….
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Living gluten-free
Gluten-free diets are something that we seem to hear more and more about these days. We hear it, but what’s it all about? Riverview Dietitian Laura Kenny recently led a seminar on this very topic at the Riverview Rehab & Fitness location in Noblesville and shares her presentation notes with…
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A fitness resolution that lasts all year!
Riverview Hospital Registered Dietitian, Laura Kenny, RD and Riverview Rehab & Fitness Exercise Specialist, Ryan Lawson, offer helpful information on making fitness resolutions last all year… The start of a brand new year is a time for new beginnings. Resolutions to eat better and increasing your physical activity are a…
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Call 9-1-1…it could save your life!
A heart attack is a life-or-death emergency where every second counts. Calling 911 seems like an obvious thing to do if you suspect someone is having a heart attack. Unfortunately, this is not always the first step that people take when they are experiencing the symptoms of a heart attack….
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Congrats to another Riverview “Daisy”
We are so proud of our outstanding nursing staff that provides world-class care to our patients. This quarter, we recognize a stellar nurse from our Maternity Center, Dede Flaherty. Dede works tirelessly to ensure our patients receive the best care possible and she is a deserving recipient of the…
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Fighting stress during the holidays
It is that time of year again; the cooling temperature compounded by extra commitments of the holiday season leads to more stress and less physical activity. With proper planning and a positive approach, you will discover that even a little bit of exercise throughout the day can diffuse stress and…
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What it means to be an oncology nurse
To be an Oncology nurse is more than a job. It is a commitment. You pledge to do your very best to make a small difference in your patients lives. You get to know someone during their worst hour, right after they heard those frightening words: “you have cancer.” At…
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Do breast lumps always equal breast cancer? Dr. Samuel Heiser explains.
Is there anything more frightening than performing your monthly self-breast exam and discovering a lump in your breast? Fortunately, the vast majority of breast lumps, particularly those that develop before menopause, are not cancerous. All, however, need to be taken seriously. One in nine women will experience breast cancer, but…
