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CLIENT: Adena Health System
PROJECT: October Facebook
JOB NUMBER: AHS-592
DATE: 9/10/15
DRAFT: 1
Healthy Eats
It’s pumpkin season, but you don’t need to splurge on a latte to get your fix! Try these
three delicious and healthy recipes this October.
1. Roast pumpkin, ricotta, pine nut and sage pasta: bit.ly/1Nua2T3
2. Marcos pumpkin and carrot soup: bit.ly/1idQCG8
3. Pumpkin muffins: bit.ly/1URWbvP
Health Tip
Moles are normal. No, not the little guys that burrow underground—the ones on your
skin. It’s common to have anywhere from 10-40 moles of varying hue, but you should
make an appointment to see a dermatologist if a mole starts to grow, itch or bleed.
Health Tip
Lactose intolerance is not a milk allergy; it means that a patient has difficulty digesting
or absorbing lactose, a sugar found in milk or milk products. You may be lactose
intolerant if you experience bloating, diarrhea and/or gas after consuming dairy. Consult
your physician if you encounter these symptoms. Learn more at 1.usa.gov/1Qexowe.
Health Tip
It’s bonfire season! Keep yourself and others safe around the flames with these
guidelines:
1. Establish a fire ring.
2. Have a bucket of water nearby.
3. Build the fire away from structures.
4. Tie long hair back when tending the fire.
5. Keep baggy clothing and loosely hanging accessories to a minimum.
6. Only use dry materials.
7. Don’t use accelerants.
8. Don’t run around the fire ring.
9. When crossing to the opposite side, walk outside the circle of chairs.
10. Don’t burn aerosols, batteries, foam, painted objects, or fireworks.
11. Keep an eye on children and animals.
12. Have fun!
Hand Washing

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Washing your hands is an important defense against spreading infection. If you can’t get
to soap and water, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60%
alcohol.
Hand Washing
According to the CDC, handwashing education and access to soap in schools can help
improve attendance. Make sure your child knows how to wet, lather, scrub, rinse and
dry their hands.
Open Heart
Adena has 15 specialists ready to give world-class care if and when your heart needs
some TLC. Learn more at adena.org/heart.
Open Heart
The Adena Heart and Vascular Center is rated 5 stars by Healthgrades for coronary
intervention procedures, which can save lives during a heart attack. Call Adena
Cardiology at 740-779-4570 or visit adena.org/heart for more information.
Certified Nurse Practitioner
Certified Nurse Practitioners (CNPs) have completed a high level of medical education
that enables them to treat patients, refer for specialty testing and prescribe medication.
They help Adena provide excellent care that’s convenient. Learn more here.
Certified Nurse Practitioner
Certified Nurse Practitioners (CNPs) promote a comprehensive approach to health care
and can specialize in areas like cardiology, orthopedics, oncology, pain management,
OB/GYN and more. Learn more here.
PCP—Circleville
The Adena Health Center—Circleville offers walk-in radiology and laboratory services as
well as lab and x-ray orders from outside facilities and providers. Call 740-420-3000 or
learn more here.
PCP—Jackson/Oak Hill
Get outstanding, local primary care at Adena Health Center—Jackson and Adena Health
Center—Oak Hill. We offer same day appointments and convenient locations so you can
get the care you need when you need it.
Halloween
Stay spooky and safe this Halloween with these fun and easy tips:
 Trick-or-treat in groups.
 Examine treats for tampering or choking hazards.
 Apply makeup on a small area of skin to test for irritation.
 Look both ways before crossing the street.

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 Be visible; wear reflective tape on costumes and bags and use a flashlight.
 Do not enter homes without a trusted adult.
 Not trick-or-treating? Pass out healthy treats.
Saturday Morning Injury Clinic (10/3)
Sports season is in full swing, which means that injury season is here, too. Get your
student-athlete on the road to recovery on October 3 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Learn more
here!
Saturday Morning Injury Clinic (10/10)
Keep your student-athlete on the field this fall. Visit the next Saturday Morning Injury
Clinic on October 10 at the Adena Bone and Joint Center in Chillicothe. Learn more here!
Saturday Morning Injury Clinic (10/17)
Don’t let your student-athlete’s injury go untreated. Visit Adena’s Saturday Morning
Injury Clinic on October 17 to help start the recovery process. Learn more here!
Saturday Morning Injury Clinic (10/24)
Strained? Sprained? Concussed? Your student-athlete can see sports medicine
physicians and athletic trainers at the Saturday Morning Injury Clinic on October 24.
Learn more here!
Saturday Morning Injury Clinic (10/31)
No tricks—we treat. Don’t let your student-athlete trick-or-treat with an untreated
injury. Come to the clinic on October 31 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Learn more here!
Mental Illness Awareness Week (Oct. 4-10)
It’s Mental Illness Awareness Week; eliminate the stigma and promote understanding of
mental illness. Visit nami.org or call the National Alliance on Mental Illness helpline at
800-950-6264.
Physician Assistants Week (Oct. 6-12)
This Physician Assistants Week, we salute our nationally certified and state-licensed PAs
at Adena and around the country!
Emergency Nurses Week (Oct. 11-17)
It’s Emergency Nurses Week! Thank you to the emergency nurses who are ready to give
care at a moment’s notice, 24 hours a day.
National Healthcare Quality Week (Oct. 18-24)
Happy Healthcare Quality Week! We strive year-round to bring you and your family the
best healthcare possible.
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. This National
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, remember to practice regular breast self-exams,
schedule annual mammograms, know the facts and be a support system for loved ones.
Patient-Centered Care Awareness Month
Happy Patient-Centered Care Awareness Month! We commit every day to provide
compassionate care and partner with our patients.
Eye Injury Prevention Month
It’s Eye Injury Prevention Month! Accidental eye injury is the leading cause of visual
impairment. Protect your eyes this and every month! Learn more at geteyesmart.org.
International Infection Prevention Week (Oct. 18-24)
Have a safe and healthy Infection Prevention Week! Remember to stay up-to-date on
your vaccinations and wash your hands. Learn more at apic.org/iipw.
National Red Ribbon Week (Oct. 23-31)
Red Ribbon Week is the oldest and largest drug prevention program in the country.
Learn more and sign the pledge at redribbon.org.
National Respiratory Care Week (Oct. 25-31)
See your doctor if you have shortness of breath, pain when breathing, a persistent
cough, wheezing with exercise or pain in the airway. Have a healthy Respiratory Care
Week and learn more at aarc.org/celebrate-resp-care-week.
World Arthritis Day (10/12)
October 12 is World Arthritis Day! Help raise awareness about a disease that affects
more than 50 million Americans. Learn more at arthritis.org.
Lung Health Day (10/28)
It’s time to put out those cigarettes for good. Breathe free this Lung Health Day! Start
here.
World Psoriasis Day (10/29)
This Psoriasis Day, learn about triggers and treatments at psoriasis.org.