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Hamilton To Host Joint Moves Event

Hamilton Medical Center (HMC) will host a free joint pain seminar on Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 5:30 p.m. at the Murray County Senior Center, 820 G.I. Maddox Parkway in Chatsworth.

Nick Reed, MD, and Andrew Carlone, MD, will give a presentation on the latest advancements in total hip and knee replacement surgeries.

Nick Reed, MD

Andrew Carlone, MD

There are non-operative treatments for joint pain include anti-inflammatory drugs or other treatments such as physical therapy. When non-operative treatments offer little relief, and everyday activities are limited due to stiffness and pain, total joint replacement surgery may be the solution to allow people to keep moving without pain.

HMC is ranked in the top 10 percent in the state and number one in the market, which includes Chattanooga, Chatsworth, Cleveland and Dalton for Patient Safety in Orthopedic Care by CareChex.

Please register by visiting hamiltonhealth.com/joint. Those who have question may call 706-272-6114. Register and attend to be entered to win a door prize.

Register and attend to be entered to win a door prize!

Sharing Your Child’s Diagnosis with Others – CHAMP Webinar

June 6 @ 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, June 6 at noon. Emily Brandt, MD, developmental-behavioral pediatrician, will give a presentation on “Sharing Your Child’s Diagnosis with Others.” Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live-streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900.

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Anna Shaw Children’s Institute Plans Easter Egg-Stravaganza

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Children of all ages are welcome to attend the Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) Easter Egg-Stravaganza on Saturday, March 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Miracle Field at Westside Park, 1519 Mount Vernon Road in Rocky Face.

The event will include an egg hunt, petting zoo, face painting, horses, balloon animals, crafts, and pick-up ducks.

Jessica Truelove, ASCI practice manager

Egg hunt times are scheduled based on age. Times include 2 to 2:30 p.m. for ages 4 and under, 2:30 to 3 p.m. for ages 5 to 8, 3 to 3:30 p.m. for ages 9 to 12, and 3:30 to 4 p.m. for ages 13 and older.

“We hope you’ll join us for the whole event, not just for the scheduled egg hunts,” said Jessica Truelove, ASCI practice manager. “The other activities will be a lot of fun and a great way to make memories.”

For more information, please visit HamiltonHealth.com/children or call 706-226-8900.

Tips for School Success Webinar

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, Aug. 2 at noon. Nancy Carnevale, MD, developmental pediatrician, will give a presentation on “Tips for School Success.” Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900.

Webinar Scheduled – Individual Education Plans (IEPs) vs. 504 Plans

CHAMP Webinar Series

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, June 7 at noon. Lindsey Coker, educational resource coordinator, will give a presentation on “Individual Education Plans (IEPs) vs. 504 Plans.” Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900. 

 
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CHAMP Webinar – Summer Learning Fun

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Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, May 3 at noon. Nancy Carnevale, MD, developmental pediatrician, and Lindsay Coker, educational resource coordinator, will give a presentation on “Summer Learning Fun.” Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900. 

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Introduction to Autism Webinar

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, April 5 at noon. Emily Brandt, MD, developmental pediatrician, will present an introduction to autism. Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900. 

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Hamilton To Offer Take It To Heart Program

Hamilton Medical Center (HMC) will offer its next Take it to Heart Program on Tuesday, Feb. 22 at 6 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 26 at scheduled times. The program includes a free cardiac risk assessment and information to help you prevent future heart problems.

Stephen Rohn, MD

“By knowing your risk, you can take steps to avoid heart disease,” said Stephen Rohn, MD, cardiologist at Hamilton Physician Group – Cardiology.

Take it to Heart is a two-part program. The first part consists of an educational seminar in the Brown Auditorium at HMC, presented by Rohn.  His presentation includes education on causes, risk and genetic factors, diet, exercise, symptoms, treatments and medications.

The second part, held at Hamilton Diagnostics Center, is a cardiac risk assessment including blood pressure, calcium scoring, lab work (total cholesterol and HDL), height, weight and a series of questions.

This program is free and open to anyone who has not participated in Take it to Heart in the last five years, is not currently being treated by a cardiologist, has not had stents put in, and has at least two of the following risk factors: Family history of heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, history of smoking and being overweight.

A physician’s order for the cardiac scoring is required. Please have your physician send the order to Hamilton Diagnostics Center on or before Feb. 22 in order to receive a free CT scan. If you do not have a primary care provider, please call 706-272-6114. Fasting for lab assessment is required.

If you would like to attend this event and need assistance with interpretation services and/or auxiliary aids, please indicate when registering.

To register or for more information, call 706-272-6114. Space has been limited more than usual due to COVID safety precautions.

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Introduction to ADHD Webinar

Champ Webinar Series

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, Feb. 1 at noon. Emily Brandt, MD, developmental pediatrician, will present an introduction to ADHD. Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900. 

CHAMP Webinar Planned for December

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI) will hold its next CHAMP (Classes to Help, Advise & Motivate Parents) webinar on Tuesday, Dec. 7 at noon. The topic will be “The Power of Play: Gross Motor Skills, Pretend Play and Favorite Toys.” Presenters will include Nancy Carnevale, MD, developmental pediatrician; Ashley Lantz, physical therapist; and Becki McBride, occupational therapist. Please visit the event section on Facebook.com/HamiltonCares for live streaming information. For more information, call 706-226-8900. 

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Anna Shaw Children’s Institute to Offer Family Class on Learning Differences

Anna Shaw Children’s Institute To Offer Family Class On Learning DifferencesThe Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI), 1201 Burleyson Road, will hold a family support class on Tuesday, Feb. 4 at 6 p.m. in the Southern Magnolia Rooms on first floor of the facility. The topic will be “Learning Differences.”

 

Nancy Carnevale, MD, medical director, and Nancy Tomanelli, occupational therapist, will present the class.

This class is part of ASCI’s CHAMP series. CHAMP stands for Classes to Help, Advise and Motivate Parents. The sessions will be held on the first Tuesday of each month. The CHAMP series is open to families of children of any age.

Please register by calling 706-226-8911. Space is limited. Limited childcare for children 12 and under will be available. To receive assistance with interpretation services and/or auxiliary aids during this event, please let us know when registering.

 

Participants are encouraged to park in the lower lot since the upper doors will be locked by 6 p.m.

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Anna Shaw Children’s Institute to Offer Family Class On Managing Tantrums

Family Class On Managing TantrumsThe Anna Shaw Children’s Institute (ASCI), 1201 Burleyson Road, will hold a family support class on Tuesday, Jan. 7 at 6 p.m. in the Southern Magnolia Rooms on first floor of the facility. The topic will be “Early Childhood: Managing Tantrums by Encouraging Interaction and Communication.”

 

Kelsey Nelson, BCBA, board certified behavioral analyst, and Jennifer Bray, BSW, social worker, will present this class, which focuses on being a good “interactor” with children with developmental challenges. Tips to deal with tantrums will be a part of the program.

 

This class is part of ASCI’s CHAMP series. CHAMP stands for Classes to Help, Advise and Motivate Parents. The sessions will be held on the first Tuesday of each month. The CHAMP series is open to families of children of any age.

Please register by calling 706-226-8911. Space is limited. Limited childcare for children 12 and under will be available. To receive assistance with interpretation services and/or auxiliary aids during this event, please let us know when registering.

 

Participants are encouraged to park in the lower lot since the upper doors will be locked by 6 p.m.