Memorial’s Onlince Childbirth Class Provider wins award
November 17, 2011
The Gift of Motherhood eLearning Online Education Program:
Winner of 2011 eHealthcare Leadership Award for Best Interactive Site and Best Health/Healthcare Content.
Visit our online Childbirth Classes
The Promise Awards
October 25, 2011
A Reason to Celebrate
Children’s Village began as a dream and a vision among dedicated community members and organizations to meet the ever-growing needs of children with special health care needs and their families.
What grew out of that vision is now so much more than a bricks and mortar building. For 16 years, Children’s Village has been a philosophy of care, a safe haven, an advocate, a resource, an opportunity to bear witness and a pillar of strength for this community.
Children with special health care needs and their families receive the specialized services they need in an inclusive, compassionate environment. Whether treatment, therapies or exams take place in the home, at school, at the Village itself or through one of its partner organizations; everyone at children’s Village believes the same thing. Help kids be the very best kids they can be.
Join us to celebrate this remarkable journey at the Promise Awards on November 3, 2011 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm at the 4th Street Theatre in Yakima, Washington.
Celebrate the families who have watched their children blossom and grow through services at Children’s Village.
Celebrate the physicians, professionals, volunteers and staff who have made a difference in the lives of children.
Celebrate the visionary and generous donors from this community who made this promise possible.
And celebrate the youth who have given their time and talents to mentor, fundraise and volunteer at Children’s Village.
If you or someone you know has been impacted by Children’s Village, then consider joining us for this special evening. It is a night set aside simply to say thank you.
Preventing Sports Injuries
October 10, 2011
Dennis Hoover, Pharm D, of Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital discusses preventing and reducing sports injuries and the role of knee replacement for those in pain to keep active.
Memorial Hospital offers Safe Sitter classes all summer
July 3, 2011
Yakima Herald-Republic
YAKIMA — Safety basics, including CPR, choking hazards and injury prevention, will be taught through Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital’s Safe Sitter program.
The two-day class will be taught throughout the summer. The cost is $60.
The course is open to youths between 11 and 13 who are planning to care for younger children this summer. Upon completion, students will receive a Safe Sitter manual and completion card.
Class sizes are limited. To register, call 509-225-3179 or go to yakimamemorial.org/safesitter.
East Valley High School Students Fundraising
November 11, 2010
Thanks to East Valley High School students who raised $395 for ‘Ohana during breast cancer awareness month.
About
November 19, 2008
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Contact
November 19, 2008
Memorial’s media relations staff is available to assist media in answering questions about the hospital, locating an expert spokesperson, or obtaining more information about a news release or event.
Memorial’s Media Center is designed to provide journalists with current information about the organization and its services. We invite you to sign up for our Media Center distribution list to receive press releases and other health care information relevant to journalists on a regular basis.
Memorial Media Contacts
Steve Kaczynski
Phone: (509) 574-5922
Cell: (509) 654-4320
Fax: (509) 575-8529
Steve.Kaczynski@memfound.org
Debbie Rich
Phone: 249-5593
debbie@memfound.org
Cathleen Robinson
Phone: 575-8116
cathy@memfound.org
Patient information
Memorial complies with the patient privacy guidelines established by the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) and other related regulations, which limit the amount of information that may be released about patients. Please see the making a media inquiry page for complete information.
Memorial Logos
November 17, 2008
Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital Logo
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