Rise Against The Fight
An estimated 10 million people suffer from physical abuse at the hand of their partner each year in the United States. This issue affects young women the most, with females between 18-24 years old being the most abused demographic. The statistics are sobering, and they highlight why National Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October is…
Revolutionary Treatment for Postpartum Depression Coming Soon to Edmond
Edmond, OK, October 14, 2019 – Oklahoma ER & Hospital is proud to offer a new, revolutionary treatment for postpartum depression. The beneficial drug, Zulresso, will be available at the facility at the end of the month and can relieve women of postpartum depression symptoms in as little as 24 hours. The treatment is given through…
A Woman’s Guide to Breast Cancer Awareness
In October, women across the globe are reminded of the #1 most prevalent female killer worldwide, breast cancer. Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a time for women to gather information, share their stories, and literally take health into their own hands with self-exams. In honor of the 1.38 million new cases annually, and in memory…
Oklahoma ER & Hospital Awarded Acclaimed Accreditation by the CIHQ
Oklahoma ER & HospitalMakailyn DillionDirector of Marketingmdillion@okerhospital.com405.251.2300 . EDMOND, Oklahoma., Sept. 19, 2019, — Oklahoma ER & Hospital is proud to announce their recent accreditation by the Center for Improvement in Healthcare Quality. The CIHQ is a respected accreditation provider that recognizes exceptional acute care hospitals for exceeding expectations. To achieve accreditation, a hospital must…
Vaping, a 21st Century Epidemic
What has been portrayed as a healthier alternative to smoking cigarettes has become a threatening epidemic sweeping America. The American Medical Association is urging the public to stop vaping as the number of lung-related illnesses skyrocket as a result of using nicotine and THC vapes. As of this week, there have been more than 450…
Backpack Safety
Nothing says it’s time to go back to school than taking your kids shopping for a new backpack. Whether they’re trying to choose between Elsa and Anna, or Kylo Ren vs. Captain America, there is more to picking the best backpack than the color or character gracing it. Just because your kids seem to have…
Youth Sports Safety
For National Youth Sports Day, we’re going to discuss the popular sport, football, and how your kids can get involved while staying safe. Gear Up! Football is a contact sport, and when you add in tackling and physical contact, it can be a recipe for sprains and strains. To make sure your child stays safe,…
Summer Safety Event & Teddy Bear Mini Clinic Success
The Summer Safety Event was held to help families learn about water, bike, and sun safety as well as tips on how to stay hydrated in the summer. There was a bounce house, water slide, and various stations setup to teach children about sun safety, water safety, outdoor safety, and swimming safety. With over 500…
3 Common Illnesses & Injuries That Send Children to the ER
Between flu season and the playground, it may seem like there’s always a new injury or infection plaguing your child. The American Medical Association reports that children constituted 1/5 of all ER visits in 2018, and 18 percent of children aged 0 – 17 visited the ER at least once last year. Protecting your child’s…
Stop the Spread of Measles
In the past three years, outbreaks of measles have gone up. Every year there are more, and with 2019 not even halfway done, the CDC is already reporting over 500 cases of measles in the United States. These numbers are the second highest they have been since measles was eliminated in the year 2000. With…