Rush Memorial Hospital (RMH)

Staying active at any age makes a difference—especially after 65! From better sleep and balance to stronger bones and heart health, regular physical activity supports both immediate and long-term wellness. Even small movements can lead to big benefits.

Today is World Tuberculosis Day. TB is a serious lung disease that spreads through the air when a sick person coughs or talks. The American Lung Association and CDC are working to stop TB and protect communities. Learn more: cdc.gov/tb

MRI Scans—Up to 73% Faster Deep Resolve™ MRI at Rush Memorial Hospital means shorter scans, more comfort, and clearer images—so you can get answers sooner. 📞 765‑932‑7556

Kids have ups and downs—but bipolar disorder goes beyond that. Extreme mood changes, disrupted sleep, and difficulty thinking clearly can be signs something more is going on. Understanding the symptoms helps us support children and families better. go.usa.gov/xdezM

Injured? We’re here to help you get back in the game. RMH Sports Medicine provides expert, compassionate care close to home. (765) 932-7684 | rmhsportsmedicine.com

Bipolar disorder is not the same as the typical ups and downs every kid goes through. The mood swings are more extreme and accompanied by changes in sleep, energy level, and the ability to think clearly. Know the signs and symptoms: go.nih.gov/uU4NAlG

Physical activity can help reduce the risk of osteoarthritis. 💪 Aim for 2–3 days a week of aerobic exercise and strength training. Every bit of movement helps protect your joints! #JointHealth

MRI scans up to 73% faster. Less time. More comfort. Clear results. Now at RMH Imaging. 765‑932‑7556

🌟 Student Spotlight: Carly Senour, RCHS Student Intern, gained hands‑on experience across departments at Rush Memorial Hospital—building skills and exploring a future in healthcare. #StudentSpotlight #FacesOfTheFuture #RMH

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀 We’re grateful for our patients, providers, and community—may your day be filled with a little extra luck and a lot of good health.

Living with pain can make everyday life hard. You don’t have to deal with it alone. RMH Pain Management helps people feel better and get back to doing what they love. Call 765-932-7600 to make an appointment.

Did You Know? March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Every 9 seconds, someone in the U.S. sustains a brain injury. At least 64 million Americans have experienced a brain injury. People with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) have an average life expectancy that is 9 years shorter.

Occasional anxiety is a normal part of life. But people with generalized anxiety disorder feel extremely worried or nervous about everyday things like health, money, school, work, or family. Visit go.nih.gov/iLcGFYV to learn more.

Rush Memorial Hospital’s Behavioral and Mental Health Services provides support for a wide range of needs—from anxiety and depression to trauma, grief, family counseling, and more. Our dedicated team is here to help you navigate life’s challenges. 765-932-7010

Busy mornings? No problem! RMH Pediatrics now offers Walk‑In Hours from 8–10am, perfect for those unexpected sniffles, school notes, or quick check‑ins. Our team is here to provide compassionate care when your family needs it most. Call RMH Pediatrics at 765-932-7000

Join us for "Alive in 2026: Building a Healthy Future" — a FREE 12-week Healthy Living and Disease Prevention Program starting March 2 from 5-6pm at the Love Community Center in Rushville! Contact Dwayne Odle to register: 765-932-7692 or sign up here: bit.ly/4cL2cr3

Did you know… 🧠 At least 64 million Americans have experienced a brain injury? Raising awareness saves lives — early recognition and proper care make a real difference for those affected by brain injury.

Suicide is complicated and tragic, but it is often preventable. Knowing the warning signs for suicide and how to get help can help save lives. Learn about behaviors that may be a sign that someone is thinking about suicide. For more information, visit go.nih.gov/cw9p2vx

Staying active is one of the BEST ways to manage arthritis. Even light movement—like a short walk—can ease stiffness and reduce pain. The message is simple: KEEP MOVING. Your joints will thank you! #KeepMoving #HealthyLiving

Did you know colorectal cancer is the 3rd most common cancer in the U.S. for both men and women—and one of the most preventable? If you're 45 or older—or have a family history—it’s time to talk with your healthcare provider about screening. A simple test could save your life.