Category Archives: Heart and Vascular Center

Floyd Memorial Demonstrates New SimMan 3G Patient Simulator

Floyd Memorial will host a demonstration of the SimMan® 3G patient simulator, a manikin that is used for advanced emergency medicine training, on Monday, April 23 from 7 – 9 am and 1 – 4 pm in the Floyd Memorial Heart and Vascular Center.  The SimMan® 3G is not the simple CPR manikin of the [...]

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Floyd Memorial Offering Free Blood Sugar & Body Composition Screenings to the Community

Screenings Offered in Honor of National Diabetes Alert Day on Tuesday, March 27 What:              Free Blood Sugar & Body Composition  Screenings in Honor of National Diabetes Alert Day When:             Tuesday, March 27, 8-10 a.m. Where:           Floyd Memorial Hospital Main Lobby, 1850 State Street, New Albany New Albany, Ind. (March 9, 2012) – According to the American [...]

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Free Floyd Memorial Heart Healthy Dining Out Event Set for February 28

Floyd Memorial Celebrates Heart Health Month with a Free Heart Healthy Dining Out Event In honor of heart health awareness month, join board certified Interventional Cardiologist Surender Sandella, MD, and registered Dietitian Amy Brown, RD, CES, CDE, for an informative presentation on how to dine out with heart health in mind on Tuesday, February 28 [...]

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Local Diet Program Shares Top Dieting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Millions of dieters have resolved to lose weight in the New Year and many are finding their motivation starting to dwindle.  A common misconception that can be making your diet harder than it should be could be to blame.  According to Sri Mokshagundam, MD, board certified endocrinologist and Medical Director of the Floyd Memorial Weight [...]

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Free Diabetes Fair & Foot Screening November 12

What: Free Diabetes Fair and Foot Screening (Including foot screenings, blood sugar, Hemoglobin A1C and blood pressure screenings valued at over $300) Where: Floyd Memorial Paris Health Education Center When: Saturday, November 12, 8-10:30 a.m. How: Registration via telephone is required.  Call 1-800-4-SOURCE. Diabetes can be an overwhelming condition for many patients.  From counting carbs and [...]

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Floyd Memorial to Offer Free Screenings at the YMCA

Who:    Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services’ Healthier Community Outreach What:   FREE Community Health Screenings When:  Monday, September 19, 2011            4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.    Where: Salem YMCA, 1709 N. Shelby Street, Salem, IN  Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services’ Healthier Community Outreach program is pleased to offer free health screenings on Monday, September 19, 2011 from 4:30 [...]

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Floyd Memorial is the Only Southern Indiana Hospital to be Recognized by U.S. News and World Report as a Best Regional Hospital

New Albany, Indiana – Floyd Memorial Hospital and Health Services has been ranked as a “Best Regional Hospital” for the Louisville Metro Area in U.S. News & World Report’s 2011-12 Best Hospitals rankings.  Floyd Memorial is the only Southern Indiana hospital to make the list.  The hospital is recognized in five specialty areas, including Heart [...]

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Watch Floyd Memorial’s Red Glove Dance

Floyd Memorial Heart and Vascular Center celebrates Go Red for heart disease awareness.

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Floyd Memorial Medical Group-Salem to Host Free Health Fair May 21

Do you know your numbers? A key to long-term good health is keeping certain important health numbers in check regularly. Knowing these numbers and taking the steps to keep them in healthy ranges can reduce your risk of developing a multitude of troublesome conditions. Visit a free health fair being held by Floyd Memorial Medical [...]

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Floyd Memorial Offering Free A1C Blood Glucose Screenings to the Community

According to the American Diabetes Association’s 2011 statistics, 25.8 million Americans have diabetes; with an astonishing 7.0 million of those individuals currently undiagnosed and not receiving critical treatment for their disease.  Additionally, the ADA estimates that 79 million Americans currently suffer from a condition known as pre-diabetes, a treatable precursor to type-2 diabetes. In honor [...]

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