Home Care After a Stay at Norton Children’s Hospital
After leaving Norton Children’s Hospital, your child may need home care or follow-up visits. Follow this checklist to make sure you:
- Review instructions for any home care before leaving the hospital. Follow the instructions for medications and care as directed.
- If follow-up visits are scheduled, make sure to add to your family’s calendar or add reminders to your phone.
Looking for alternatives to baby formula? Here are some do’s and don’ts
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Biologics for asthma can help limit children’s asthma attacks, other severe symptoms
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Elementary students raise $40,000 for Norton Children’s Hospital
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There are alternatives to baby formula, and here are some do’s and don’ts to help you feed your baby safely if you can’t find their normal formula. “We recommend that babies are either formula fed [...]
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Biologics for asthma can help limit children’s asthma attacks, other severe symptoms
For children with severe asthma who continue to have symptoms despite using daily controller inhalers, a newer type of therapy called biologics could be able to offer them some much-needed relief. “Biologics significantly can help [...]
Read Full Story
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often feel being skinny makes them healthy, according to Brittany K. Badal, M.D., an adolescent medicine physician with Norton Children’s Medical Group – Novak Center. We live in a society where there is social stigma [...]
Read Full Story
Elementary students raise $40,000 for Norton Children’s Hospital
North Harrison Elementary School students raised $41,179.46 for Norton Children’s Hospital — the most the school has raised in more than 30 years of fundraisers. The Ramsey, Indiana, students raised $41,179.46 for Norton Children’s Hospital […]
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