To register for classes and events at St. John Health locations, please call 1-866-501-DOCS unless otherwise noted.
January
2010
St. John River District Hospital - "An Evening to Share"
Traditionally one of our community’s “most visibly attended formal events,” the dinner dance is a great place to network and enjoy a lovely evening out while supporting St. John River District Hospital (SJRDH).
Sponsorship opportunities are available. For more information contact Lorraine Owczarek at (586) 582-7509.
St. John River District Hospital is a member of St. John Health, the largest provider of inpatient care in southeast Michigan and one of the largest employers in metro Detroit. St. John Health provides comprehensive prevention, primary care and advanced treatment programs with more than 125 medical centers, and seven hospitals spanning five counties.
Sponsored By: St. John River District Hospital: East China Location: Alexander's in Marysville
Dates:
1/30/2010
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese health treatment which involves the use of needles to stimulate energy points in the body. It can help many conditions including stress, anxiety, back pain, pms, addictions, shorten surgical recovery time and emotional trauma. This is performed by a Medical Doctor (MD).
Performed by Dr. Jae Young Lee, MD. By appointment. Call 810-326-4700.
Breastfeeding
One-session class taught by a certified lactation consultant, you will find the answers to most common questions about breastfeeding; including: how your body makes milk, getting the baby latched on, and going back to work.
COPD Support Group. Meets the third Tuesday of every month at 3 p.m. Call 810-329-5366 for room location and more information.
CareLink
Free membership program that offers health information, education programs, discounts and benefits throughout St. John Health to people age "55 or better".
For more information, or to join CareLink, call St. John SeniorLink, (888) 751-5465. For more information, visit www.stjohn.org/CareLink.
Discuss the complete labor process from stages 1 through 3; including: how to know when you’re in labor, when to come to the hospital, how long your stay will be in the hospital and what to expect when you go home.
Call 1-866-501-DOCS for information and to register, and for dates and times.
Coping with Labor
This class will give you and your labor partner the information you need to make pain management decisions including medication and epidurals as well as techniques for breathing, relaxation, and massage. Bring a blanket, mat and two pillows to class.
Class meets the last Wednesday of every month (excluding December) at 8:30 a.m. Offered by Tri-County EMS. Call 810-985-7219 to register.
Diabetes Discovery Classes
This class covers a range of topics including disease process, coping, medications, monitoring, physical activity and nutrition principles. This is good for beginners or those who have not attended classes in a long time.
This class is recognized by the American Diabetes Association for meeting National Diabetes Education Standards. Instructors are either Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE) or preparing for the specialty certification exam. We welcome you to bring a guest to learn with you and support your diabetes health efforts.
A physician prescription and insurance referral (if applicable) is required for class. The cost of the program can be billed to your insurance company but it is recommended that you contact your insurance company before attending to verify coverage and out of pocket costs.
Meets on second and fourth Mondays of the month from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Call 586-727-5215 for more information.
Individual Diabetes Education
One-on-one instruction for you and a friend or family member. Available by appointment.
This class is recognized by the American Diabetes Association for meeting National Diabetes Education Standards. Instructors are either Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE) or preparing for the specialty certification exam. We welcome you to bring a guest to learn with you and support your diabetes health efforts.
A physician prescription and insurance referral (if applicable) is required for class. The cost of the program can be billed to your insurance company but it is recommended that you contact your insurance company before attending to verify coverage and out of pocket costs.
Call the Diabetes Education Program at the following locations:
Blind, legally blind and low vision individuals are welcome. First Wednesday of every month. First Wednesday of every month from 11am-12:30 pm, in the St. John River District Meeting Room 1. Call 810-329-5172 to register.
Call 1-810-326-4700 for dates, times, information and to register.
Ongoing Diabetes Support Groups
Come and meet with other people who know what it is to have diabetes. This is a good place to talk about your concerns and have the understanding of others. Sometimes meeting with others who have “been there” can help you understand and learn tips for diabetes management or coping.
Whether it has been a few months or a few years, you are welcome to make an appointment to either get back on track or fine-tune your diabetes control plan. Call the Diabetes Education Program at any of the hospital locations below:
Diabetes Outpatient Education Program designed for patients with diabetes who are pregnant. Program features class topics such as pregnancy risks, monitoring and a meal plan for better blood sugar control.
This class is recognized by the American Diabetes Association for meeting National Diabetes Education Standards. Instructors are either Certified Diabetes Educators (CDE) or preparing for the specialty certification exam. We welcome you to bring a guest to learn with you and support your diabetes health efforts.
A physician prescription and insurance referral (if applicable) is required for class. The cost of the program can be billed to your insurance company but it is recommended that you contact your insurance company before attending to verify coverage and out of pocket costs.
