SVHC's Weekly COVID-19 Update: October 30

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October 30, 2020
 
The Next Step Toward Resolving Joint Pain
 
 
Dr. Michaela Schneiderbauer is ready to help patients resolve their joint pain. A total joint replacement can often be completed with no overnight hospital stay. Get the information you need to start your recovery and back to the activities you enjoy.
 
COVID Webinar Recording Available On Demand
 
 
If you missed the recent series of five region-specific webinars, have no fear. We recorded one for you, so you can tune in on your schedule.
 
 
Bars, Cars, and Other COVID Hotspots 
What if we applied the COVID-19 hotspot maps to our own neighborhoods? Which places would be best to avoid?
 
 
How a Therapist Can Help 
When we have a medical issue we can't resolve alone, we call our medical provider. If you need help with a mental or emotional problem, connect with a therapist. Learn More.
 
New Parent Classes, Now Online
Expectant families can now take virtual classes with nurse experts in breastfeeding, childbirth, and care after birth. Learn More and Register.
 
 
New Visitor Guidance
 
If you plan to visit someone in the hospital or accompany someone to an appointment at our practices, please read the updated guidance.
 
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