Classes and Events
At Norton Healthcare, we are committed to protecting our patients, staff and community. We understand the concerns surrounding the novel coronavirus and COVID-19. In an effort to limit the spread of the virus, we are postponing all classes and events in March. Refer to our online class calendar for updates on rescheduled events. We also are posting ongoing updates about the novel coronavirus/COVID-19 on our website. We encourage everyone to protect yourselves and your loved ones by practicing good hand hygiene and referring to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for additional guidelines.
Norton Healthcare isn’t just there for you when you’re sick. We offer education, events and support on a range of topics for nearly every season of life, including childbirth classes, healthy cooking demonstrations, recovery groups, yoga and much more.
Lambda variant appears to be less aggressive than delta
The COVID-19 lambda variant may not be as infectious as the delta variant, which is spreading rapidly in the United States. However, the data is very preliminary and medical science doesn’t yet know if lambda […]
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Vaccinated? Those sniffles may mean you can spread COVID-19
You can still spread COVID-19 after you’ve been fully vaccinated, so be mindful that your cold or allergy symptoms may be a mild breakthrough case that can be spread to unvaccinated children and others — […]
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Dementia or normal aging? 5 signs to look for with memory loss
For adults, particularly in their 60s and 70s, occasional forgetfulness is nothing to worry about. Sometimes you forget what day it is but remember it later. It’s common for older adults to occasionally forget something […]
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Bone health in your 40s
Besides exercise, diet and lifestyle choices, bone health is of critical importance as we age. A house is only as strong as its foundation, and your bones are your body’s foundation. Here are some things […]
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Uncle, nephew each survive strokes just weeks apart and get the same neurosurgeon
Duke Nichter is more a second dad to Paul Nichter than their true family relationship of uncle and nephew. For decades, they’ve enjoyed hunting, fishing and sharing life’s journey together. In early 2021, the two [...]
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Lambda variant appears to be less aggressive than delta
The COVID-19 lambda variant may not be as infectious as the delta variant, which is spreading rapidly in the United States. However, the data is very preliminary and medical science doesn’t yet know if lambda […]
Read Full Story
Vaccinated? Those sniffles may mean you can spread COVID-19
You can still spread COVID-19 after you’ve been fully vaccinated, so be mindful that your cold or allergy symptoms may be a mild breakthrough case that can be spread to unvaccinated children and others — […]
Read Full Story
Dementia or normal aging? 5 signs to look for with memory loss
For adults, particularly in their 60s and 70s, occasional forgetfulness is nothing to worry about. Sometimes you forget what day it is but remember it later. It’s common for older adults to occasionally forget something […]
Read Full Story
Bone health in your 40s
Besides exercise, diet and lifestyle choices, bone health is of critical importance as we age. A house is only as strong as its foundation, and your bones are your body’s foundation. Here are some things […]
Read Full Story
Uncle, nephew each survive strokes just weeks apart and get the same neurosurgeon
Duke Nichter is more a second dad to Paul Nichter than their true family relationship of uncle and nephew. For decades, they’ve enjoyed hunting, fishing and sharing life’s journey together. In early 2021, the two [...]
Read Full Story
