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Many prescription drugs are taken orally. This makes it simple for patients to take them at home. But some medications have to be infused. In other words, they come in liquid form that must be administered intravenously. That’s where Infusion Therapy Services at Prowers Medical Center comes in. Shelby Warn and Tracy Williams, both Registered [...]
If you’ve ever watched children run around a playground, you know how natural it is for them to be active. Growing bodies and minds need physical activity to develop. They also need good food to fuel all this motion and growth. As children and teens head back to school and participate in fall sports, it’s [...]
For families with school-aged children, August is a transitional month. The looser, lazier days of summer give way to busy school and fall-activity schedules. Kids rejoin their friends in classrooms and cafeterias. It’s a time for community and gathering—which also makes it a time to ensure that we take steps to keep all our children [...]
If you’re expecting a baby (or care about someone who is), you might be wondering about breastfeeding. Should you plan to do it? Does it really matter? What if you have questions or need help? August is National Breastfeeding Month, and our providers at Prowers Medical Center have some important information to share about the [...]
As people get older, it can become physically harder for them to do the things they’ve always done. They often grow weaker, lose stamina and begin to feel unsteady on their feet. These physical changes can in turn cause a loss of confidence. Even everyday tasks like grocery shopping, basic household chores and taking the [...]
