Check out what's going on at Alegent Health Immanuel Medical Center.
To register for any of the events below, call
1-800-ALEGENT (1-800-253-4368), or to vi ew all events at any of our Alegent
Health hospitals or facilities, visit our events
calendar.
Join our Orthopaedic professionals to find the
latest treatments for arthritis and joint pain, how to treat low back pain
without surgery, solutions to shoulder pain and chronic neck pain,
and how to wave "bye" to your hand pain.... These classes
are FREE and you're invited!
The Heart and Vascular professionals at Immanuel Medical Center want to help you get
heart healthy. Learn about the effects of stress, heart healthy
eating habits, new cholesterol guidelines, and how to avoid high blood pressure
during the holidays.
Click for a list of classes and seminars that are offered by the Alegent Health Cancer Center. Outpatient Diabetes Education & Self-Management
Program*
An ongoing educational program
offered afternoons and evenings throughout the year.
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
(Requires written physician recommendation for enrollment)
An individualized respiratory-management
pulmonary rehabilitation program by physican referral only.
Aquatic Programs
Whether you are a cancer survior, have
back pain, or simply need exercise, there is an aquatic program for you at the
Immanuel Rehabilitation Center at the Immanuel Medical Center.
Sports and Leisure Program for Persons with Physical Disabilities
Living life to the fullest
is an important part of learning to live with a physical disability. The
Immanuel Rehabilitation Center's Sports & Leisure program excites the spirit
and provides persons with physical disabilities and their friends and families
with opportunities to reach new levels of independence, build friendships,
improve skills, and become involved in something good! Fishing, a trip to the
zoo or community playhouse and many new and exciting recreational programs are
sure to be satisfying experiences for everyone!.
Driver Education and Training Program
(requires written physician recommendation for enrollment)
This program begins with a two-hour
evaluation which includes assessments of vision, reaction time, problem solving,
judgement and physical abilities. The second component is an on-the-road driving
test to determine the driver's ability to safely operate a motor vehicle.
Candidates for the program are physically challenged individuals learning to use
adaptive equipment, individuals with learning disabilities who would benefit
from a structured one-on-one program, and older adults interested in evaluation
and refreshing their driving skills. Physician referral is required. Candidates
must be at least 15 years of age and meet requirements necessary to obtain a
state driver's license or permit. Scheduled Monday through Friday.
Vist our events
calendar for more details on all of the classes
above.
