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1. ER and NICU teams act quickly when the unexpected happens to first-time parents

   cfenoglio's blog Everything was going as planned. A few weeks into the ... to hear more about when their twins would be born. “You should expect to go full-term with your babies,” said the obstetrician, ... “They would send the sample to the lab and we would wait 15 to 20 minutes for the results. After the first blood draw, the doctors ...

   cfenoglio - 01/11/2024 - 14:22

2. Lifesaving Habits for Child Car Safety

   ahs-admin's blog Every year children around the country are put in dangerous ... in the car is impossible, but it happens more often than you would think. Getting distracted, switching up a routine or going into autopilot can happen to anyone. This is why it’s so crucial to develop good habits that will keep children safe. ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:21

3. Practice Correct Body Mechanics and Posture During Your Pregnancy

   ahs-admin's blog   It is common for women to complain of neck, lower ... that does not mean that it is normal. There are things you can do now to prevent or decrease these pains. Paying attention to posture ... even when you lift your child or baby carrier. To start, get as close as possible to the object.  While inhaling, widen your stance, ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:21

4. Stages of Change

   ahs-admin's blog Creating new habits or quitting less healthy habits can be stressful. It seems like it can take all the willpower you have. There are, however, ways to rejuvenate will power and understand the ... of change does not seem to provide the same benefits you get from your unhealthy habit. Determination This is when you are ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:20

5. 4 tips you will want to know to keep your baby safe

   ahs-admin's blog September is Baby Safety Month, and although we should ... in the lives of our children.  What safety measures do you take in your home or elsewhere? Be sure to let us know on our Facebook ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:20

6. Continuing with Routine Infant Immunizations

   ahs-admin's blog As we navigate through the coronavirus pandemic, it is ... masks at all times. Appointments are spaced so as to limit wait time in the lobbies and the amount of patient to patient contact. All ... Gutierrez-Barela also recommends parents to keep a shot record at home in addition to the records kept in the clinics.   ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:21

7. Say Thank You

   ... who continue to trust Lovelace with their care. We invite you to share memories and stories you have of our hospitals, clinics, and healthcare workers over the years. ...

   ahs-admin - 12/31/2021 - 14:25

8. Patients with a MyChart Account

   ... in to your MyChart account and follow the steps below, or you can call 505.727.2727 to schedule. ... visit. Like an in-person visit, you may experience a short wait until the provider joins. Language translation and sign ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:23

9. Beating Breast Cancer with a Vaccine?

   ahs-admin's blog Every October we are reminded of the nasty flu bug, but more importantly what we can do about it. Our annual  Don’t ... be true of breast cancer someday? "We're not going to get very far unless we ask those big questions," said National Breast Cancer ...

   ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:19

10. Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C) and What You Should Know

    ahs-admin's blog Every day, new information surfaces on the spread of the ...

    ahs-admin - 01/11/2024 - 14:21