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Clinic move eases access and service

With a new location at Geisinger's Outpatient Surgery Center on Woodbine Lane, the growing department can begin its innovative approach to pain management, which focuses on keeping patients active in the treatment process as soon as they step through the door.....more>>

  • Dermatology clinic has room to grow
    Geisinger's dermatology clinic's recent move from the medical center campus to the Outpatient Surgery Center on Woodbine Lane not only doubled the treatment space, but expanded the opportunity for more state-of-the-art technology to be implemented. It has also allocated room for future growth of the clinic.
  • Parents can keep plastic out of baby
    Bringing home baby comes with a bundle of new precautions for proud parents, and plastic bottle contamination has now become a primary concern.
  •  A stranger's gift will save his life
    On any day of the week, more than 6,000 people search the national registry for bone marrow donors to find one who can possibly save their lives. Derrick Dull, 22, is one of those people searching for a bone marrow transplant.

  •  A family by any measure
    Kathy Beck loves talking about her kids. She has pictures of her four boys scattered throughout her living room, bakes them cookies weekly, and boasts they do chores without being nagged.
  • Healing for the healers
    Hearing repeated stories of suffering from trauma victims causes serious psychological stress in clinical social workers, a new Geisinger-led study suggests.
  •  Less like a hospital
    Because of a severe case of sleep apnea, Gabbie Hughes has seen her fair share of hospital rooms.
  •  Being tired is not the only problem
    New research has indicated parents may be inadvertently adding to their children’s sleep problems, which in turn can lead to many health problems such as obesity and diabetes.
  •  Never too young to learn
    On April 12, the Sunbury YMCA participated in the National Healthy Kids Day. Bloomsburg University senior nursing students also participated in this event.
  • Race to benefit family planning
    John Peeler is no stranger to the Annual Race for Women’s Health. “I’ve run it quite a few years,” he said. “I go back far enough that I have the original year-one T-shirt.”
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