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LMC Auxiliary Salad
Luncheon June 5
LMC Auxiliary's 18th annual salad luncheon will be held on June
5 at Maranatha Evangelical Free Church (3 blocks south of Cedar
Mall). The luncheon features salads, breads, beverages and
desserts and will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased in
advance from Auxiliary members and at the LMC Gift Shop for $7
and at the door for $7.50. Proceeds are used for scholarships
and other hospital-related projects. The Auxiliary will also be
selling Salad cookbooks at the luncheon. These cookbooks are
filled with recipes from past salad luncheons and favorite
recipes of the Auxiliary members.
Hospice Dinners Get Continued Support
from Local Restaurants
Life is a Celebration is a special program offered by LMC's Hospice program that brings a complete dinner party to the home of a hospice patient (and family or caregiver), who would otherwise find it very difficult or impossible to get out.
The project could not continue without the continued support of community businesses,
such as the below:
Tony Schneider and Sheri Van Vickle
from Dobie’s BWR
Jessica From Brecka’s II Floral & Gifts
Doreen Marsh, Restaurant and Beverage
Manager from Tagalong Golf Resort
and Restaurant
John Porter From Marketplace Foods
Free Injury Screenings for School Athletes
Lakeview Medical Center's Physical Therapy Department offers free sports injury screenings for middle and high school athletes. Injured athletes should speak to the training room attendant or their coach or call the Physical Therapy Clinic directly at 715-236-6408 to set up a sports injury screening.
During the sports injury screening a Physical Therapist will evaluate the athlete and determine whether the student athlete requires further medical or diagnostic services. The therapist will also offer advice on appropriate stretching and exercises for rehabilitation. Often student athletes benefit from the screen to determine whether they are wearing appropriate footwear and if they would benefit from custom foot orthotics to correct foot and lower extremity alignment problems therefore reducing their risk of injury.
The Physical Therapist will consult with the athlete's family physician or an orthopedic surgeon to ensure that appropriate care is provided to the athlete. Parents are welcome to call to set up a sports screen for their child and are also welcome to attend the sports injury screening. Please call 715-236-6408 to set up a sports injury screening.
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