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WNH Announces Rural Health Clinic Providers

Posted in In The News , Primary Care on Dec 10, 2024

William Newton Hospital is excited to announce updates to its network of rural health clinics. These highly skilled healthcare providers, Hope Guerrero, APRN, and Melanie Hartley, APRN, will enhance access to quality healthcare in south-central Kansas.
William Newton Hospital Successfully Implants AVEIR™ DR, the World’s First Dual Chamber Leadless Pacemaker System

Posted in Cardiology , In The News , Surgery on Dec 03, 2024

The first in Kansas outside of the Kansas City metro area to offer this new groundbreaking device, William Newton Hospital has successfully implanted AVEIR™ DR, the world’s first dual chamber leadless pacemaker system from Abbott.
William Newton Hospital Appoints Chief Ancillary Officer

Posted in In The News on Nov 25, 2024

William Newton Hospital has named Amber Seitzinger, MHA, MOT, OTR/L, Chief Ancillary Officer. As CAO, Seitzinger will oversee departments including cardiac catheterization lab, cardiac rehabilitation, diagnostic imaging, education, laboratory, pharmacy, pulmonary rehabilitation, rehabilitation services, and respiratory therapy. She will also work closely with the cancer care providers at the Winfield Healthcare Center.
William Newton Healthcare Foundation Raises $50k, Announces $500k Match

Posted in Beats Go On , Emergency Care , Foundation , In The News on Nov 20, 2024

Earlier this month, William Newton Healthcare Foundation hosted its 17th annual fundraising event. Just over $50,000 was raised benefiting the hospital and former WNH Administrator Dick Vaught was named the 2024 Healthcare Hero.
Understanding Vasectomies

Posted in Surgery , Weekend Check-Up Column on Nov 15, 2024

Did you know? Vasectomies are safer, less invasive, and cheaper than female sterilization/tubal ligation. In this Weekend Check-Up column, Dr. Patrick Bloedel explains the life-long benefits of a vasectomy, a simple, effective, and permanent solution to family planning.
WNH Not Participating in Medicare Advantage in 2025

Posted in In The News on Oct 14, 2024

As 2025 Medicare Open Enrollment takes place from October 15 through December 7, please be aware that WNH is not in-network with most Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans.
Navigating Medicare: Free Information Sessions

Posted in Foundation , In The News on Oct 02, 2024

To help individuals navigate the Medicare landscape and make informed decisions, local organizations are working together to host free information sessions titled, “Avoiding the Pitfalls of Medicare Open Enrollment.” Three session options will provide attendees with valuable insights into the differences between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage, how various plans work in their community, and important factors to consider before enrolling.
Union State Bank Pledges $10k to Hospital

Posted in Foundation , In The News on Sep 26, 2024

Union State Bank's commitment to the health and well-being of our community continues. In renewing its annual pledge of $10,000, Union State Bank is named as the presenting sponsor for the foundation’s annual gala and benefit auction.
William Newton Hospital Collaborates to Ensure Access to Specialty Care

Posted in Cardiac Rehabilitation , Cardiology , In The News , Surgery on Sep 25, 2024

William Newton Hospital is pleased to announce the expansion and continuation of specialty care services through collaborations with area medical providers. These partnerships in cardiology, orthopedic, and ENT services aim to enhance access to specialized care for Cowley County and surrounding communities.
Shockwave Therapy for Peripheral Artery Disease

Posted in Cardiology , Head-to-Toe Health , Surgery , Weekend Check-Up Column , Wound Care on Sep 23, 2024

This September is PAD Awareness Month, and it's an ideal time to discuss innovative treatments like shockwave therapy performed in the H. L. Snyder Medical Foundation Surgery Center. Learn more about Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), a common vascular condition affecting the lower extremities such as legs, ankles, or feet, and potential treatments.