Strokes for Stroke Held at Evangelical Community Hospital
May 08, 2017
Evangelical Community Hospital hosted a Strokes for Stroke event put on by the American Heart Association on Tuesday, May 2, 2017. The creative class, led by Traci Messinger with Paint, Party, and More of Milton, helps those recovering from a stroke by stimulating brain function and improving hand-eye coordination. Research shows that painting and art therapy can be an enjoyable way to enhance rehabilitation for those who have experienced a stroke. The stroke art therapy project is supported by Evangelical Community Hospital as part of their sponsorship of the Central Susquehanna Valley Heart Walk, set for Saturday, October 7, 2017, at Hufnagle Park in Lewisburg.
Related News
The Family Place Goes Orange for the Month of March
At Evangelical Community Hospital’s The Family Place the basketball excitement is growing! Each baby born in March is going home wrapped with a Bucknell rally towel in honor of Bucknell men’s and women’s inclusion in the playoff season.
Read More
10th Annual Fasano Lecture Features Pulitzer Prize-Winning Science Writer, Siddhartha Mukherjee, MD
Highly lauded Siddhartha Mukherjee, MD, oncologist and cancer researcher and Pulitzer Prize-winning science writer, will deliver this year’s 10th Annual Charles P. Fasano, DO Memorial Lecture.
Read More
Panel of Experts to Discuss Cancer – From Diagnosis to Being a Survivor and Beyond
Evangelical Community Hospital offers a comprehensive team of professionals covering all areas of cancer survivorship including what defines a survivor and being able to manage areas of life impacted by cancer care including, diet, physical rehabilitation, the role palliative medicine can play in managing the disease, and what resources for survivorship are available at Evangelical.
Read More