Stoughton Hospital Health Talk

In this episode, Ms. Bergenthal (Exercise Physiologist) explains what cardiac rehab is, how it works, and who can benefit from it. Ms. Bergenthal also explains what is the most important thing to know about this type of rehabilitation and what Stoughton Health Cardiac Rehab offers.

In this episode, Ben Rothering gives us information about Medicare Part D. Mr. Rothering talks about choosing a Part D that meets your needs, what it covers, who offers it, the enrollment period, and penalties.

In this episode, Ben Rothering gives us information about Medicare Part C. Mr. Rothering talks about what part C covers, who offers it, and if it is necessary to have it.

In this episode, Ben Rothering gives us information about Medicare Part B. Mr. Rothering talks about the difference between part A and part B, what part B covers, premiums, and how their cost is determined.

In this episode, Ben Rothering gives us information about Medicare Part A. Mr. Rothering talks about who may qualify for this part, the costs, and what it covers.

In this episode, Ben Rothering talks about the basics of Medicare.   We can learn who Medicare is for, how to enroll, and what is the enrollment period.

Amy Crull discusses what is reiki and how does a session look like. The benefits of a reiki session and how this method started. At the end of the episode, we can enjoy a relaxing meditation.

Dr. Colin Graney discusses Plantar Fasciitis, what the symptoms are, and possible ways that you can treat it.

Mark Mellecker discusses the issues that the LGBTQ+ community are currently facing and what Building A Safer Evansville, or BASE, and Stoughton are doing to address these issues.

Stoughton Health Registered Dietitian Dana Janssen will talk about the driving factors of stress eating, techniques to combat it, and foods that may help reduce stress. She will cover mindful and intuitive eating and provide resources to navigate the complex connections of food, eating and stress.

Dr. Adam Coughlin discusses advances in sinus surgery, when to seek help, and what kind of help may be available.

In the final installation of our forgiveness series, Tim Markle talks about the role forgiveness plays in both suicide prevention and recovery.

In the next episode of our forgiveness series, Tim Markle discusses the role forgiveness plays in addiction recovery.

Anna Robb discusses the COVID-19 vaccine, possible side effects,  and the timeline for when people can expect to be vaccinated.

What can you do when our resentments and our anger are directed inward? Can I forgive myself? Sometimes we are our own worse enemies. Next in the Forgiveness series, Tim Markle discusses forgiving yourself and how we can do so. We will talk about how to forgive yourself and extend compassion to yourself.

What can you do once you have decided to forgive? How do you actually forgive someone? Using Dr. Enright's forgiveness model we will talk about the path you can take and actions you make to forgive.

Tim Markle offers guidance and advice on forgiveness.

Tim Markle discusses resentment, anger, and forgiveness, and how the world encourages us to deal with it.

Anna Robb discusses the differences between COVID-19 and the flu.

Cynthia DiCamelli, co-chair of the OregonCARES Community Coalition and a family resource liaison with the Oregon Municipal Court, discusses the effects of using alcohol as a coping mechanism during the COVID-19 pandemic.