NWH 2010 Events
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Spring Health Tips:
Eating, Exercise, Eye Care & Allergies
Spring Bounty
Sniff, Sneeze, Itch: Spring Allergies
 “For people suffering from mild allergies, 70% will feel better if they follow some very simple steps,” says NWH allergist / immunologist Craig Osleeb, MD. Read more >
Lighten Up this Spring
...with tips from NWH Director of Food & Nutrition, Catherine Golub, MS, RD. Check out Chef Chris Counts' Recipe for Spring Salmon over Citrus Salad. Click here >
Spring is an important time to "...be prepared for tick bites, and the possibility of contracting Lyme disease,” says Peter Welch, MD, Chairman of the Infection Control Committee at NWH. Here are TIPS for detecting and avoiding Lyme disease and info on what to do if you get bitten by a deer tick. Read more >
When a Loved One is in the Intensive Care Unit
Dr. Harlan Weinberg, Medical Director, Intensive Care Unit
 Stories from a Nurse
I recently took care of a male quadriplegic. Immediately upon seeing him, I was taken back 27 years to the ICU... I recognized him as the 15-year-old high school student I had cared for on the day he had the car accident that changed his life forever. Read more >
Diane Rosenkilde, RN, IV, BSN, CCRN
 Is Weight Loss Surgery for You?
Dr. Roslin, MD, discusses frequently asked questions about weight loss surgery, such as what to expect after the procedure. Are you a candidate for weight loss surgery? Read more >
Mitchel Roslin, MD, Director NWH Weight Loss Surgery Program
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Welcome to NWHealth
 We have been wanting to offer a newsletter for some time now, and I am happy to introduce this first issue of NWHealth. At NWH, one of our missions is to improve and protect the health of individuals in the community through programs that promote healing and wellness. In NWHealth you will find a variety of wellness information drawn from the extensive experience of our health & wellness experts at NWH. And, check out an interview where I talk about the best part of my job. >
Joel Seligman, President & CEO, Northern Westchester Hospital
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The Auxiliary of Northern Westchester Hospital
Be a part of an organization that strengthens NWH’s ties with the community by developing outreach and education programs.
Call 914-234-5453.
The Ken Hamilton Caregivers Center
Become a Caregiver Coach and help family caregivers maneuver some of their daily challenges while offering emotional support and encouragement.
Call 914-242-8128.
Twigs
Twigs volunteers work at the Thrift Shop at 449 Lexington Avenue, Mount Kisco. All net proceeds are donated to the Hospital. Twigs volunteers also make comfort items for patients.
Call 914-666-6557.
The Art Cart
Help with this innovative new program, which allows patients to select the art in their rooms. Art experience is not required.
Call 914-242-8168.
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This is a great time to visit your local Farmers Markets. 
“Having a loved one in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) can be frightening,” says Harlan Weinberg, MD, “Understanding how the ICU works can help alleviate concerns among family members.” 
