Prisma Health welcomes new facility dogs
On Wednesday afternoon, Prisma Health Children’s Hospital held a Welcome Paw-ty for the hospital’s two new facility dogs.
On Wednesday afternoon, Prisma Health Children’s Hospital held a Welcome Paw-ty for the hospital’s two new facility dogs.
“We cannot kill our elders. We have to protect them, and one of our protections is getting the vaccines. And there are now updated vaccines for all three of these,” says Albrecht.
One in 10 children will experience the death of a loved one by the age of 18. According to Prisma officials the hardest part is coping with that loss.
In the midst of new school supplies and class schedules it’s important to be aware of the emotions and challenges that may come during the school year.
“Anybody who has a change in mental status and is not sweating, should be a red flag. Because most everybody who lives in South Carolina knows when you go outside you sweat. And when you stop sweating in the heat that’s actually a problem,” says Bitner on heat strokes.
Prisma Health is encouraging citizens to stay safe during Independence Day celebrations.
Prisma Health is asking individuals and families to practice safe swimming this summer.
Prisma Health is set to hold Stop the Bleed Day events in Columbia and Greenville on May 25.
Prisma Health is providing free head and neck cancer screenings on April 19 from 8 am—1 p.m. in recognition of Oral, Head and Neck Cancer Awareness Month.
A former Prisma Health employee has been arrested after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of medical equipment from a local hospital.