Salina Regional Urgent Care Clinic, Salina, KS Videos

Salina's 6th annual Fe for A Cure 5K Race/Walk; Sat, Sept. 21st at 9 a.m.
Salina’s 6th annual Fe for A Cure 5K Race/Walk is on Saturday, September 21st at 9 a.m.! The event features a new route this year, all along Santa Fe Avenue. 100% of registration fees benefit patients undergoing cancer treatment at the Tammy Walker Cancer Center. Registration is $25 for ages 12 and older and $10 for ages 11 and younger. All who register receive a t-shirt. Register online and get all the details at FeForACure.com.

Your Total Breast Healthcare
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – know your breasts. If there is any lump, discharge or changes in skin, size, or color, contact your doctor. Salina Regional Health Center is one team working together for your total breast healthcare. From initial screening, to surgical care and cancer services, you’ll find the comprehensive expertise and advanced technology you need to maintain optimal breast health. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Minor Emergency Care, 8a-8p, 7 days a week
When there’s a sudden illness or injury that doesn’t require emergency room care but needs immediate attention, you can trust either of our two urgent care facilities, Salina Regional Urgent Care Clinic or StatCare to help. And you can have peace of mind knowing that, if the medical need requires it, the strength and resources of Salina Regional Health Center are at your fingertips. Both urgent care clinics are electronically integrated with the hospital’s family practice medical providers, so doctors at COMCARE will have easy access to recordings from visits at either facility. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding various health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications) for new health-related topics.

Run for a cure Sept. 22
Join us for the annual Fe for a Cure 5K Walk/Run fundraising event! This event supports cancer awareness for all types of cancer and thanks to generous sponsors, 100% of entry fees goes directly to supporting cancer patients at @Tammy Walker Cancer Center. Enjoy pancakes, live music and celebrate cancer survivors. Visit www.feforacure.com to register as a race participant or sign up as a “Couch Potato”. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Eat your way to health
We've all been bombarded with the fact that too much food or the wrong kinds of food can cause obesity and a variety of health problems. But what about food for healing? Or even food that sustains our health for the better through stress, life and disease? Dietitian Crystal Bertrand emphasizes the value of food – even the foods we love – in union with the nutrition we need to lower blood pressure and optimize health through heart disease, diabetes and other chronic illnesses. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Special Procedures upgrades to "gold standard" care
The Special Procedures area of Salina Regional Health Center recently upgraded their equipment and work space. By keeping up-to-date on national health standards, Salina Regional Health Center maintains patient safety and continues to provide leading care to all patients. Guest: Kelley Drake, Surgical Services Nursing Director Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Become a CMA! New training program at SRHC
Become a Certified Medical Assistant in the first CMA apprenticeship program in the State of Kansas! This is a great career option for those interested in joining the healthcare field or even for those already employed in healthcare but seeking advancement. Accepted applicants are hired as employees while taking the online program. Visit srhc.com/careers to learn more or to apply! Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Sun, fun, and the Fitness run! COMING June 9
A fine morning, and YOU at the starting line of the most anticipated athletic competition of the Smoky Hill River Festival! Join us for the 39th annual running of the Festival Fitness Five race, walk and children’s races! A competitive and fun-filled event for the entire family! Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Helping victims of stroke, become survivors of stroke.
The community should dial the telephone number 9-1-1 when in need of emergency assistance. Stroke is a medical emergency in which this same number should be called immediately. Stroke can strike suddenly and make a victim unable to communicate or ask for help themselves, which is why it's so important that everyone know what a stroke might look like. You may be the one who needs to call for help. May is National Stroke Awareness Month - take a brief moment to understand the warning signs.

Held captive by chronic wounds?
For people with wounds that do not heal on their own, pain, embarrassment and immobility can be confining and restrict daily activities. But there’s good news: effective treatment can help heal wounds! Dr. Justin Klaassen, D.O., explains the skilled and compassionate care provided by specialists at the Wound Care Clinic, offering hope to those feeling imprisoned by their chronic wounds. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Opioid Abuse Crisis
The opioid crisis reaches all areas of the United States including our Kansas home. Emergency Medicine physician Dr. David Dupy shares about Salina Regional Health Center’s response to the widespread abuse. If you or a loved one are struggling with addiction, talk to your doctor or call the Central Kansas Foundation help line at 785-825-6224 for help now. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Preventing the spread of illness
In a hospital where ill patients are taken care of every day, how do doctors and nurses keep from spreading and contracting illnesses? Infection Preventionist, Bethanie McDowell shares what safeguards are in place to prevent the spread of illness in our hospital setting and offers tips for all of us battling the cold and flu season. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Promote productivity, learn LEAN
LEAN is a set of strategies used to improve work-flow efficiency by eliminating waste. Applying the LEAN method is beneficial to both hospitals and other places of employment. Brian Weisel explains LEAN and shares how viewers can enroll in courses offered through Salina Regional Health Center. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications).

Professional care for high school athletes
MAINTAIN YOUR COMPETITIVE EDGE! Meet Salina Regional Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Clinic athletic trainers, Eric, Evan and Abe. They provide coverage during sport events for local high schools. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications) for new health-related topics.

Pediatric Unit moves to new area
Salina Regional Health Center is pleased to announce that they have relocated the pediatric unit to a designated area on 5 Surgical. Most hospitals Salina Regional’s size have relocated and merged their pediatric units with another unit. Salina Regional has been researching this option for about two years and have come to the decision to move forward with this effective December 1, 2017. Salina Regional pediatricians are doing a great job of treating the pediatric population earlier to avoid hospitalization. Last year, there were 285 days that Salina Regional’s pediatric unit had one or less pediatric patients. Staff are utilized more efficiently by moving the unit. The same level of care will be maintained for pediatric patients and Salina Regional will still provide as many beds as needed for their pediatric patients on the west end of 5 Surgical in the Patient Tower. Salina Regional has great pediatricians and awesome pediatric nurses who will continue to provide excellent care to their pediatric patients. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications). More here: https://www.srhc.com/health-education/morning-medical-videos.php

Stroke | Know the Warning Signs
Strokes kill more than 130,000 Americans each year. But you can help reduce that number by knowing the sudden warning signs for stroke and calling 9-1-1 immediately!

Physical Therapy for Urinary Incontinence
Bladder leakage, or urinary incontinence, does not have to be a fact of life - it is treatable! Give physical therapist Denice Justus a few minutes of your time to explain how physical therapy can be used to overcome incontinence. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding various health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications) for new health-related topics. View other educational topics here: https://www.srhc.com/health-education/morning-medical-videos.php

Diabetes Support at Salina Regional
Living with diabetes is difficult and can be frustrating. However, strong support from loved ones as well as proper guidance from health professionals can make it easier to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle. Salina Regional Health Center offers several educational opportunities throughout the year to diabetics and their families. Morning Medical is sponsored by Salina Regional Health Center and provides weekly discussions regarding various health-related topics and services offered at Salina Regional. Tune in every Wednesday morning at 8:57 a.m. on KSCW (Ch. 5 Cox Communications) for new health-related topics. View other educational topics here: http://www.srhc.com/health-education/morning-medical-videos.php