Knox Community Hospital

Cardiac Rehab is about more than eating better and losing weight. It is also about reducing your risk of developing a heart problem, managing stress more effectively, and being more engaged in what matters to you. Contact our team today to learn more at we.care@kch.org.

Getting enough sleep helps your body utilize glucose more effectively. This lowers the risk of diabetes and helps people with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels. Many people with diabetes also have sleep problems like sleep apnea, insomnia, and restless leg syndrome. To learn more, talk with our team at 740.393.9915 or We.Care@KCH.org.

Getting enough sleep can lower your blood pressure and reduce your risk of heart disease. Lack of quality sleep can raise blood pressure and increase the chances of developing heart problems, like cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease. Do you know someone having trouble sleeping? Have them reach out to us at 740.393.9915 or We.Care@KCH.org.

Sleep is vital for memory and brain health. It helps create new brain cells and removes waste, keeping your brain functioning properly. If you or someone you know is having trouble sleeping, reach out to our team at 740.393.9915 or We.Care@KCH.org.

You don't have to wait for a heart problem to join Cardiac Rehabilitation. You can prevent heart issues caused by high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or other conditions. This program can help improve your overall health. To learn more, please visit our website at: cognitoforms.com/KnoxCommunityH….

If you experience muscle weakness, twitching, cramps, numbness, or loss of sensation, you may be experiencing neuropathy. These symptoms can result in imbalances, emotional distress, and difficulties with sleep. If this issue persists and continues to be disruptive, please talk with your Primary Care Provider about a referral to KCH Neurology.

Headaches are a common type of pain that can make it difficult to perform daily tasks. Some headaches occur frequently and can last a long time, feeling particularly strong and causing nausea, sensitivity to light, and sound. If this sounds familiar, please visit kch.org/neurological-d… learn more about this topic.

Cardiac Rehabilitation is not the same as going to the gym. It is a safe exercise program supervised by medical professionals to ensure heart health during exercise. The program at Knox Community Hospital also includes support for managing heart health, adjusting medications, and educating patients on heart health. It focuses on reducing heart risk factors to help you strengthen your heart. To learn more, please get in touch with us at: cognitoforms.com/KnoxCommunityH….

November is #DiabetesAwarenessMonth, and here at the Center for Wound Healing, we are educating on a complication that can arise in those living with diabetes: chronic wounds. If you notice skin that is slow to heal, contact us at 740.393.4325 to schedule an appointment today!

KCH is committed to innovation and finding less invasive procedures for hernia treatment options, helping our patients recover quickly and with less pain so that they can return home sooner. Reach out to our team today. cognitoforms.com/KnoxCommunityH…

KCH is committed to innovation and finding less invasive procedures for hernia treatment options, helping our patients recover quickly and with less pain so that they can return home sooner. Reach out to our team today. cognitoforms.com/KnoxCommunityH…

Our general surgery team is proud to offer less-invasive general surgery treatment options. Reach out to our team today. cognitoforms.com/KnoxCommunityH…

Cardiac Rehabilitation can help you recover after a heart-related incident. It can lower your chances of a 2nd heart attack or heart surgery and reduce the overall risk of a future cardiac event. Consider enrolling in the cardiac rehabilitation program at KCH. You might stop it in its tracks. Learn more: kch.org/cardiac-rehabi…

Statistics show that an estimated 80% of people with sleep apnea are still undiagnosed. Too many people fail to recognize that snoring is a warning sign for sleep apnea. Contact our team for a consultation; no referral is required. To learn more, please visit kch.org/sleep-medicine.

Looking for a new cardiologist or a pacemaker clinic? Our team of cardiovascular specialists can treat your heart disease and so much more. Our providers are committed to your heart's health and healing. To learn more, click kch.org/cardiovascular… or call the office today at 740.397.5400.

Getting a good night’s sleep is essential for your health, but for many people, sleep apnea gets in the way. Check out this informative blog to learn more. kch.org/kch-blog

KCH General Surgery offers treatment for skin lesions. Reach out to our team and learn more today. cognitoforms.com/KnoxCommunityH…

It's easy to get started. Request a referral from the healthcare provider currently managing your diabetes. Complete an in-person health assessment with the Diabetes Educator. The follow-up from your assessment can be a diabetes core class or an individual appointment, pending your provider’s orders. To learn more about the program, call 740.393.9970.

Chronic pain doesn't define your future. With consistent care and modern therapies, we help retrain how your body processes pain - for real, lasting relief. Don't let fear of pain keep you from living. Schedule your personalized consultation with the Pain Center and start your journey. Call us to take your first step: 740.393.9866.

Timing matters. Early-stage ulcers heal faster with far fewer complications. That’s why we are committed to educating during #DiabetesAwarenessMonth, so we can help you get on the road to healing as soon as possible. Call us at 740.393.HEAL (4325)