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Governor Visits Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital
Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital was honored with a special visit from Governor Steve Beshear to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. He played Wii Golf, cornhole and badminton with the patients and finished out the day reading a book about Martin Luther King to the children in our Creative Beginnings class. Thank you Governor Beshear for volunteering your time and generosity to Cardinal Hill.
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Hill on Wheels Finishes in the Top 8 at NWBA Tournament
Hill on Wheels competed in the National Wheelchair Basketball National tournament in Denver Colorado. Ranked 11th going into the tournament, they exceeded expectations and finished 2-2, finishing in the top 8. After a tough loss against a strong San Diego Hammer team, Hill on Wheels played the RIC Hornets from Chicago, and beat them 54-40. After that, Hill on Wheels faced the Seattle Slick team and beat them 56-46. The final game was against the #2 ranked Chicago Fire. They were a formidable opponent, winning 62-39. This was a great trip and Hill on Wheels represented Cardinal Hill in a positive way. Thank you to everyone who made this trip possible!
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Lexington Herald Leader Correction
Reporting in today’s Herald Leader (page a4) regarding allegations at Cardinal Valley Elementary School improperly identified Cardinal Hill in the sub-headline that reads: ‘Eavesdropping at Cardinal Hill Alleged’. The paper has already made corrections to its on- line version.
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National Philanthropy Day
Jennifer Nime Palumbo was recognized for her outstanding dedication and hard work for Cardinal Hill at the National Philanthropy Day Luncheon on November 8th. Thank you, Jennifer, for all that you do! Glen Norvell, Jennifer Palumbo and Jimmy Nash
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NEW MILD Procedure to Treat Low Back Pain
Cardinal Hill Pain Institute and Dr. William Witt offer NEW mild® procedure to treat common cause of lower back pain For your patient’s over 50 and who suffer from lower back pain caused by the symptoms of lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS), Dr. William Witt and the Cardinal Hill Pain Institute are offering the new procedure to treat these symptoms. Dr. Witt and the Cardinal Hill Pain Institute are offering LSS patients a new treatment alternative called mild®. Developed to remove the source of LSS symptoms earlier in the treatment continuum, mild® is a groundbreaking new procedure that safely and therapeutically reduces pain and improves mobility while maintaining the spine’s structural stability. Many mild® patients report immediate relief, and most go home the same day. The mild® procedure provides relief for patients by addressing a primary cause of LSS. During the procedure, the physician uses mild® devices to remove small pieces of bone and the tissue causing the pressure on the nerves. The mild® procedure and devices have been proven safe and effective in several clinical studies.2,3 Data have shown that mild® patients experienced consistent, statistically significant improvement in pain and function as well as physical well-being following treatment.3 No major adverse events related to the devices or the procedure have been reported.2,3 More InformationFor more information on mild® and the Cardinal Hill Pain Institute, please call 859-367-7246 or visit our Pain Institute page on our website, www.docwow.com or www.kentuckyspinalstenosis.com. Additional information is available at www.vertosmed.com or by calling 877-985-6227.
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New Parkinson's Aquatic Exercise Class
We will be offering a new Parkinson’s Aquatic Exercise Class, through our Parkinson’s Support Group. It will be every Thursday at 2:00pm in the CHRH Aquatic Center. Cost is $5.00 For more info contact Anne Ramsey, Cardinal Hill Aquatic Center Lifeguard, 859-254-5701
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Pictures from Mark Wellman's No Limit Rock Wall Climb Event
Mark Wellman visited Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital in May, 2011. Mark was an inspiration as he demontrated his rock climbing abilities. Several others tried their hand on the No Limits Rock Wall Climb.
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