Classes and Events

This class is for expectant parents interested in the advantages of breastfeeding and anyone who may be providing support to the new mother.

This class helps new parents and other caregivers learn how to take care of a new baby.

A program for expectant parents during the last three months of pregnancy, this class helps you prepare for the physical and emotional effects of labor and delivery.

The AARP Smart Driver classroom course teaches safe driving techniques that can make a difference in your life and community.

This free heel bone density screening can provide important details about the health of your bones.

This screening is ideal for ALL women who are looking to make health a focus and is especially beneficial to those who may have no insurance, are underinsured, or who carry a high-deductible insurance plan.

Join us for National Senior Health and Fitness Day on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, from 9 am-noon at the Miller Center, 120 Hardwood Drive, Lewisburg.

This free screening helps individuals recognize their own pattern of moles, freckles, and “beauty marks.” so you can be aware of any changes that may be of concern.

A comprehensive blood screening can provide important details about your health, giving you and your physician the power to plan ahead.

This American Heart Association course is for anyone who wants to learn how to give CPR to an adult, child, and infant and use an AED.

Free blood pressure and glucose screenings are offered at various locations throughout the community every month.

This American Heart Association course is for the healthcare provider in and out of hospital settings in need of CPR certification.

Children ages 11 and older can learn everything they need to know to gain the skills and confidence needed to babysit and earn parents' trust.

This structured, hands-on session in basic life support is for healthcare professionals seeking an alternative method for completing an initial or renewal BLS course.

This American Heart Association skills class teaches students the cognitive information needed for first aid, CPR and AED training.

The bariatric support group is for those interested in learning more about bariatric surgery; for current and former bariatric patients, and their families.

The Empty Arms support group is for those who have experienced the loss of a baby.

Medical Education: WellSpan Evangelical Community Hospital HealthStream courses are required to be completed for Medical Education students by this date/time. Registration required.

Wellness 360 is WellSpan Evangelical’s active aging network that encourages people 55+ to connect, learn, and live their healthiest lives.