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6 Before
dose of a new medication, 13
taking the first Keep medications in their
original container and
read the label. Be sure that the store them out of the reach of
medication you have received children.
is the one that your healthcare
provider ordered.
14 Check the expiration
date on all medications.
7 Ifinform
you have any allergies,
your doctor.
Dispose of outdated products.
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and a goal that is supported by Winona Health’s board of directors, administrators, healthcare
providers and staff. It takes a commitment from everyone, and our community benefits from
our advanced technology.”
– William Davis, MD
Winona Health’s chief medical information officer
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signifying her expertise in helping breast cancer
patients through screening, diagnosis and treatment.
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The 2 to 4 p.m. daily quiet time now applies to the HEALING IN PROGRESS—Helen Bagshaw, RN, was
Intensive Care Unit, Medical, Surgical and Pediatric unit instrumental in researching the benefits and implementing
and the Family Birth Center.“Even though new moms Quiet Time in Winona Health’s Intensive Care Unit several
years ago. In addition to the ICU, Quiet Time is now
and babies are healthy, they need time to bond and get
observed from 2 to 4 p.m. every day on the Medical/
to know each other in a quiet and private environment Surgical/Pediatric Unit and in the Family Birth Center.
during their short hospital stay,” Hoeg noted.
“Although we always try to keep noise to a minimum in a healthcare setting, implementing this two-hour quiet
time provides a consistent time for rest during the day and increases everyone’s awareness of the importance
of rest to the healing process.”
Hoeg added,“In general, we believe that what’s best for each patient varies depending on their illness and
their family needs. However, we do ask that people not visit during our two-hour afternoon quiet time.
We appreciate all visitors being considerate not only of the friends or family they are visiting, but also of
all others who are hospitalized.”
If you choose to include your Winona for year two. Race organizers say that Winona
contact information you will offers “an incredible mix of terrain” making it an ideal
spot to offer an original sporting challenge.The event
be entered in a drawing to
win a $25 gift certificate to Pain
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like a includes a kids’ triathlon held at St. Mary’s University.
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the Glady D. Miller Gift Shop • Colon cancer: Early
• From Halloween
to Happy New Year:
detection, happy outcome
In recognition of his work, Hugh and Vera Miller and Volunteers Needed for our Patient Assistant Program
RTP Company will donate $25,000 to the Winona Auxiliary volunteers are now providing support and
Health Foundation’s Ben & Adith Miller Patient Care friendship to hospital patients through our Patient
Fund in Green’s honor. It is the 21st consecutive Assistant Program. Volunteers provide companionship
year that the Miller family has sponsored the such as visiting with a patient who may feel alone,
Winona Health Foundation’s Ben & Adith Miller bring magazines for them or refilling their water.
Community Service Tribute to benefit the Patient Volunteers help our patients with non-medical needs
Care Fund. Since its inception, the fund has helped and work with staff who will help with those things
more than 2,100 people pay for almost $4.6 million outside of the volunteer scope.
in healthcare expenses.
If you are interested in learning more about this or
any of our volunteer opportunities, please visit our
website winonahealth.org or call Volunteer Services,
at 507.457.4394.
Winona Health Auxiliary volunteers are trained and certified to assist you in developing your Healthcare Directive.
Every other month, Auxiliary volunteers offer a free informational program about the need for and benefits of
having a Healthcare Directive followed by a “working” session to answer questions as you prepare your Directive.
You can choose to make your family members aware of your Healthcare Directive, and it can become a part of your
Electronic Medical Record.
All adults over the age of 18 are encouraged to complete a Healthcare Directive. Healthcare Directive programs
are free of charge and open to the public. No registration is required. For more information, call the Winona Health
Volunteer Services Office at 507.474.3328.
To schedule an appointment:
Anesthesiology: General Surgery: Pain Management:
457.7670 457.7670 474.5698
Winona Health Ruth L. Moes, MD Matthew J. Broghammer, DO Ruth L. Moes, MD
454.3650 Amarjit Virdi, MD J. David Rowekamp, MD Amarjit Virdi, MD
855 Mankato Ave. • Winona, MN David Woosencraft, MD Lee Trombetta, MD
Pathology: 457.4361
Hans Zinnecker, MD
Dermatology: Pediatrics/Adolescent
Clinic Locations Internal Medicine:
• Family Medicine: 454.5050 457.7670 Medicine: 457.7607
Frank A. Bures, MD 457.7622
825 Mankato Ave. • Winona, MN Craig H. Anderson, MD
Abdul Adjei, MD (Hospitalist)
• Lewiston Clinic: 523.2127 Emergency Medicine Joan M. Krueger, MD
Andrew E. Edin, MD
100 Harrison St. • Lewiston, MN (if an emergency, call 911) Arnold W. Fenske, MD Psychiatry/Counseling:
• Rushford Clinic: 864.7726 Terry Donnal, MD Richard C. Ferris, MD 454.2606
109 W. Jessie St. • Rushford, MN Carlos Morales, MD John G. Mulrooney, MD Cullen R. Schwemer, MD
Christopher Schubert, MD Robert W. Neilson Jr., MD Laurie Stenseth, MSW, LICSW
• Urgent Care Clinic: 474.7830 Scott Turner, MD
420 E. Sarnia St. • Winona, MN Dennis G. Nolan, MD
Brett Whyte, MD Abdul M. Oseini, MD (Hospitalist) Radiology/Imaging:
• Winona Clinic: 454.3680 Joel Stevens, PA-C Daniel Parker, MD 457.4320
859 Mankato Ave. • Winona, MN Bryan Reed, DO Matthew S. Hayes, MD
Family Practice Laurel Littrell, MD
Family Medicine: 454.5050 Charles A. Shepard, MD
Hospital: 454.3650 Mary Funk, CNP
855 Mankato Ave. • Winona, MN William E. Davis, MD Urgent Care: 474.7830
Wayne G. Kelly, MD Traci J. Morken, CNP Terry Donnal, MD
Ann Marie Olsen Wagner, CNP Bob Giese, PA-C
Parkview Pharmacy: 454.4925 Rebecca Lossen, MD
825 Mankato Ave. • Winona, MN Thomas A. Retzinger, MD Occupational Health: Marla McConkey, PA-C
Kristi L. Schulte, PA-C 474.3212 Danielle Rollmann, PA-C
Winona Senior Services Cathy Johnson, RN
Lewiston Clinic: 523.2127 Women’s Health
• Adith Miller & Roger Metz Manors: Mary Kramer, RN, CNP Kris Lawson, PT Obstetrics/Gynecology:
454.0179
Rushford Clinic: 864.7726 Ophthalmology/ 457.7701
• Home Care: 457.4468 Scott B. Birdsall, MD
David Lofgren, MD Optometry: 474.4760
• Hospice: 457.4468 Joy Stevens, PA-C Troy J. Shelton, MD
Laurel Quinn, MD
• Lake Winona Manor: 457.4366 Winona Clinic: 457.7648 Scott M. Pastryk, OD M. Suzanne Cooley, CNM
• Watkins Manor: 494.7400 E. Allen Beguin, MD Holly J. Fratzke, CNP
Oral/Maxillofacial Ann F. Olson, CNP
David A. Christenson, MD
Winona Health Foundation: Surgery: 457.7700 Tara Suffrins, CNP
Jonathan Knight, DO
Gary W. Hayes, DDS
474.3328 Lynette Lamp, MD
855 Mankato Ave. • Winona, MN Mary A. Michener, MD Orthopaedic Surgery/
Nicholas Modjeski, MD Sports Medicine: Please note that all
Surgeons pictured above: (clockwise from front left) Robert P. Wilfahrt, MD 474.6600 Winona Health phone numbers
Matthew Broghammer, DO; Gary Hayes, DDS; Laurel Quinn, MD; Donna J. Kamann, CNP Tim Gabrielsen, MD are in the 507 area code.
Hans Zinnecker, MD; J. David Rowekamp, MD; Troy Shelton, MD; Christina M. Nitti Velasquez, CNP Richard Romeyn, MD
Richard Romeyn, MD; Tim Gabrielsen, MD; Amarjit Virdi, MD Aaron Schilling, PA-C
(anesthesiologist); Ruth Moes, MD (anesthesiologist);
Scott Birdsall, MD. For more information about healthcare providers at Winona Health,
visit winonahealth.org and click on Find a Provider.
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B.A. Miller Auditorium, 3rd floor 2010 Ben & Adith Miller Golf Classic
Registration required: 507.457.4491 Monday, August 9,
Cedar Valley Golf Course
Diabetes Prevention Series Winona Health on the Web:
Winona Clinic Conference Room, 2nd floor WH Auxiliary Birthday Ball winonahealth.org
$40 per individual or $60 per couple Saturday, September 25
Registration required: 507.474.3341 Signatures Restaurant and Visions Event facebook.com/winonahealth
Center twitter.com/winonahealth
Family to Family Support Group
Second Monday of the month More information to come!
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