Sports Medicine Center at Beloit

At our Beloit Hospital we have one Sports Medicine Center where our Sports Medicine Specialist offers complete Sports injury treatment including Sports Medicine, physical exams, minor injury treatment, drug screenings, complete diagnostic testing, comprehensive warm-up program & more..

Our two specialties i.e. Dr. Stephen Rudisill & Dr. Kenneth Klein also see patients at this location for your convenience. In addition to this, we also provide a complete Travel Immunization and Information Service for those traveling overseas. These services are offered in Beloit, and from three outreach locations in Darien, Janesville and Roscoe, IL.

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Child Birth Classes At Beloit Hospital

In our Birthing Hospital at Beloit we provide Child Birth Preparation Classes for parents. We welcome the whole family to prepare for the newborn by attending this class during the last couple months of pregnancy. In this class we provide all the information related to labor process, hospital procedures, postpartum etc. For this we provide few instructional videos, student manual, handouts to enhance your learning experience.

We also provide Gift bags and refreshments. This class Cost $25 for those delivering at Beloit Hospital and $50 for those delivering elsewhere. You and your partner will feel more prepared for the birth of your baby by taking this informative class. For registrations visit us.

Cardiology Center At Beloit Health System

We at Beloit Health System provide highest level of integrity and clinical excellence in our Cardiology Center. We have an extensive care unit for our heart patients. Our Cardiology Center which is at fourth floor of the hospital is dedicated in prevention, diagnostics, surgery and rehabilitation all types of heart diseases.

Our Cardiologist performs all types of invasive and non-invasive diagnostic testing that is required for analyzing cardiac and peripheral vascular disease. Our Cardiologist also provides cardiology education programs to our heart patients.

For more information about our Cardiology Center or about Our Cardiologist, Visit us.

All about Audiology

Audiology is the study of everything related to hearing, hearing disorders, hearing balance etc. The one who treats hearing related disorders is known as Audiologists or Hearing Aid Specialist. The main aim of Audiology is that it employs various testing strategies through which an Audiologist can figure it out whether someone can hear within the normal range, or not. But if someone can’t hear in normal range then the Hear Aid specialist will determine which portions of hearing are affected and to what degree.

At Beloit Health System our Audiologists are specialized in identifying, diagnosing, treating and monitoring all hearing related disorders. If you are looking for a Hearing Aid specialist in Beloit, Call 608-364-5011 now.

Making the Transition to Assisted Living Centers

Beloit Health System offers two well-respected assisted living centers in the Stateline area: NorthPointe Terrace in Roscoe and Riverside Terrace in Beloit.  The expert and caring staff at these facilities offer some good advice when seeking options in senior living.

There are many good things about getting older: You've gained extensive knowledge over the years, you have great stories to share and you've (hopefully) learned to not sweat the small stuff. There are also some big decisions as you age, including if and when to move from independent to assisted living arrangements.  

Making the transition to an assisted living center is never an easy one. If you or a loved one is struggling with everyday activities, such as bathing, getting dressed, making meals or running errands, you may want to begin exploring assisted living options in your area. Here are some tips for starting your search:

• Assess your financial, physical, and lifestyle needs, including how much care is needed and how much you can afford.

• Consider the pros and cons of different locations – proximity to home, family, shopping, parks, etc.

• Find out if there are waiting lists for assisted living facilities in your area, and determine if the timing will work for you.

• Visit as many facilities as you can with a loved one, asking lots of questions about the program and care procedures. Ask to see common areas, as well as several residents' rooms. Also ask to eat a meal with the residents, taking the time to ask them questions about what they like about the facility and what they feel could be improved.

• Ask to see a copy of the licensing or certification inspection report once you've narrowed down your search to two or three places.

An Emotional Journey:

Don't bottle up feelings of anxiety or sadness as you make decisions about living arrangements and care for yourself or a loved one. Try to be sensitive to the feelings of everyone involved and talk through any worries and fears that may arise.

If you or a loved one is worried about meeting new people, make an effort to get acquainted with residents through social activities. If there are fears about what will happen to you or your loved one's home or belongings, be sure to work through those issues together. Just remember: Family communication is the key.

Assisted Living Centers typically provides:

• Assistance with bathing, dressing, eating, bathroom breaks and transportation.

• Wellness programs, including exercise.

• Recreational activities.

• Coordination of health and medical services, including medication management.

• Three meals a day, typically served with other residents in a common area.

• Housekeeping and security services.

• Staff available 24/7.