A big thank you to our Pine County Adopt A Highway for cleaning up our ditches. We had a successful turn out with 13 volunteers! Way to practice the Welia way!
Volunteers included: Melinda Blood, Chris Newton, Samantha Bixby, Joe Dvorak, Leif Ulstrom and family, Susan Zimpel, Jessica Mosimann, Sara Duneman, Jennifer Goetsch and family, and Cindy Horton
Thank you again!!
Reason for Recognition? Great phlebotomy skill when there was a critical need for a specimen when others had difficulty obtaining the specimen! In addition, you reached out multiple times throughout the day to offer help! It's a comfort to know we can count on you to help whenever you're here.
Behavior Of Excellence demonstrated: Teamwork
-- Hannah Theisen
Oct 23rd 2023
Position: Imaging Assistant
Email: rashworth@welia.org
Start Date: October 23, 2023
The Senior Team is excited to announce 8 new providers joining the Welia Health team! Please join them in welcoming:
Physical Therapy can be a safe alternative to opioids for pain management. Learn more here –
A big thank you to our Kanabec County Adopt A Highway Volunteers for cleaning up our ditches on Highway 65. There’s still time to join us next week on Wednesday evening for Pine County cleanup. Email Paige Nelson at pnelson@welia.org for more information.
The CPR skills station scheduled for today, Wednesday October 11th, has been cancelled.
With the moving of the business office and HR, refer to the updated facility overview. This piece is used in patient materials and orientation.
Most Americans do not move enough. The good news is that regular physical activity is one of the easiest ways to reduce your risk of chronic disease and to improve your quality of life.
Make physical activity a priority in your life to:
• Improve your memory and brain function, for people of all ages groups.
• Protect against many chronic diseases.
• Aid in weight management.
• Lower blood pressure and improve heart health.
• Improve your quality of sleep.
• Reduce feelings of anxiety and depression.
• Combat cancer-related fatigue.
• Improve joint pain and stiffness.
• Maintain muscle strength and balance.
• Increase life span.
Physical therapists are movement experts who improve quality of life through hands-on care, patient education, and prescribed movement. PTs treat people of all ages and abilities and empower you to take an active part in your care. After an evaluation, PTs create treatment plans based on your specific needs and goals.
Want to learn more about overcoming barriers to physical activity? Click to download –
