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Mental Health Matters: Cowley County Resources
Posted in Education , Weekend Check-Up Column on Aug 19, 2023
An important part of getting help is knowing what resources you have so that you can access them when needed and know where to go when you are having a crisis.
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Radcliff Lecture Series Ready for Round Two
Posted in Beats Go On , Foundation , In The News on Aug 17, 2023
With a focus on viewing issues affecting rural health through an environmental lens, the second session of the Radcliff Lecture Series on Rural Health will take place at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, August 30 at the Physicians Pavilion Assembly Room at 1230 E. 6th Ave. in Winfield.
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Leaking Urine? You’re Not Alone.
Posted in Head-to-Toe Health , Primary Care , Weekend Check-Up Column on Aug 16, 2023
William Newton Hospital knows that urinary incontinence can feel embarrassing to talk about. But the truth is that it's a medical condition and there are treatment options available.
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Summer Safety: Heat Emergencies
Posted in Head-to-Toe Health on Aug 01, 2023
Summer is in full swing and extreme heat events do occur in Kansas. Read William Newton Hospital's Head-To-Toe-Health Blog for tips on how to stay cool this summer.
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WNH Names Leaders in Key Financial Positions
Posted in In The News on Jul 28, 2023
Earlier this year, Kara Goff stepped into the chief financial officer role at William Newton Hospital. Goff assumed this position from Brian Barta, who was named chief executive officer in December. In May, Goff’s controller position was filled by Beth Zimmerman.
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Downtown Doc Walks Off on the Right Foot
Posted in In The News on Jul 24, 2023
Through a partnership between William Newton Hospital and Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Doc Walks meet-ups occur at 4:00 p.m. on the first Thursday of the month.
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Summer Safety: Heat Emergencies
Posted in Education , Emergency Care , Weekend Check-Up Column on Jul 22, 2023
Summer is in full swing, and we need to be aware that extreme heat events do occur in Kansas. There are three stages of heat emergency and all of them are serious. Everyone should be able to spot symptoms of a heat emergency because getting treatment in the early stages of a heat incident will help prevent it from progressing to a more serious condition.
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Union State Bank Pledges $10k to Hospital
Posted in Foundation , In The News on Jul 20, 2023
Bringing Union State Bank’s contributions to $151,000 since 2010, the bank renewed its annual pledge to William Newton Healthcare Foundation. This gift names Union State Bank as presenting sponsor for the foundation’s major fundraiser, a formal gala and benefit auction.
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Bass N’ BBQ Reels in Funds for Hospital
Posted in Foundation , In The News on Jul 10, 2023
June’s Bass N' BBQ bass fishing tournament, barbeque competition, and kids' fishing derby raised $1,700 for William Newton Hospital. Hosted by Winfield City Lake, the William Newton Healthcare Foundation’s inaugural event registered 15 boats, or 30 anglers, four barbeque teams, and 11 kids.
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Summer Safety: Tips for Ticks
Posted in Education , Head-to-Toe Health , Weekend Check-Up Column on Jul 08, 2023
Warm weather = enjoying the outside fun! But don’t forget to take time to be careful of the outside dangers.
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