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Public Invited to Health Needs Town Hall
Posted in In The News on Aug 04, 2021
William Newton Hospital, City-Cowley County Health Department, and Community Health Center in Cowley County will be hosting a town hall meeting for the 2021 Cowley County Community Health Needs Assessment
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WNH Awarded Community Service Tax Credits
Posted in Foundation , In The News on Jul 21, 2021
William Newton Hospital will receive funding through the state of Kansas Community Service Tax Credit program in the amount of $197,500 towards the purchase and installation of a new call system, offering improved communication and increased efficiency of patient care.
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Providers Seeking Public Feedback on Health Needs
Posted in In The News on Jun 29, 2021
William Newton Hospital, City-Cowley County Health Department, and Community Health Center in Cowley County are seeking input from the public to understand the healthcare needs of Cowley County residents.
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WNH Promotes Nursing Leaders
Posted in In The News on Jun 22, 2021
William Newton Hospital recently promoted three members of its nursing staff.
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William Newton Hospital renews High 5 status
Posted in Family Birthing Center , In The News on Jun 22, 2021
For the sixth year, William Newton Hospital has met the requirements and received renewal of its High 5 for Mom & Baby status, a program offered by the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund.
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Junebug Jog Returns in Person at WHS
Posted in In The News on May 20, 2021
After transitioning to virtual in 2020, participants can now register for the Junebug Jog events to be held Saturday, June 12 at a new start and finish location, Winfield High School.
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WNH Continues COVID-19 Protocols
Posted in In The News on May 18, 2021
With several developments taking place regarding COVID-19 guidelines for the general public, the William Newton Hospital incident command system team met Monday to review the changes.
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Home Health Care During COVID
Posted in Weekend Check-Up Column on May 08, 2021
We have seen inside “peeks” of hospitals around the country fighting COVID-19; doctors, nurses, respiratory therapists, and others in full personal protective equipment (PPE) caring for the sick with such grace, bravery, and determination. But I am going to give you a peek of another group of people providing direct care to COVID-19 patients: the home health nurse.
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About the William Newton Wound Healing Center
Posted in Weekend Check-Up Column , Wound Care on Apr 24, 2021
At William Newton Hospital, wound care is located on the 2nd floor and has been open since 2014.
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Don’t Delay Your Medicare Exams
Posted in Primary Care , Weekend Check-Up Column on Apr 10, 2021
For those on Medicare, this includes scheduling either your “Welcome to Medicare” or your Annual Medicare Wellness visit. The “Welcome to Medicare” visit is for patients new to Medicare in the past 12 months while the Annual Medicare Wellness visit can be completed every year for those on Medicare.
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