Take Time for You Lunch and Learn program starts Sept. 27
Hannah Budnik
Rev. Laura Hoffman
Jeff Meden
Dorothy Sheldon
Hannah Budnik
Rev. Laura Hoffman
Jeff Meden
Dorothy Sheldon
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ALPENA -- The Take Time for You Lunch and Learn fall program series kicks off Wednesday, Sept. 27, at MyMichigan Medical Center Alpena.
Made possible by the Community Outreach Committee of MyMichigan Health Foundation's Development Council serving Alpena, the four-week program features a variety of health-related topics. The one-hour programs begin at noon in the Medical Center's Auditorium.
On Wednesday, Sept. 27, Hannah Budnik, M.S., L.C.G.C., certified genetic counselor, will present "What is an Inherited Cancer Risk?" Attendees will learn how heredity can offer insight on potential cancer and risks, and how with genetic counseling and testing, patients can be diagnosed and treated earlier. Information regarding MyMichigan's genetic testing program also will be shared.
On Wednesday, Oct. 11, Rev. Laura Hoffman, spiritual care manager, MyMichigan Health, will present "Spiritual Care for Patients, Families and Staff." During the one-hour program, Rev. Hoffman will provide information on the new Spiritual Care Program which comforts patients, assists families and helps care for staff during traumatic situations. She will also share examples of how the Spiritual Care Program has impacted participants.
On Wednesday, Oct. 25, Jeff Meden, vice president, MyMichigan Medical Group, will give an update on physicians and providers. Attendees will better understand MyMichigan's physician recruitment and retention efforts. Meden will also share information on MyMichigan's Grow Your Own program, specialty clinic outreach and what is on the horizon for the community.
The fall program wraps up on Wednesday, Nov. 8, when Dorothy Sheldon, R.N., B.S.N., breast health navigator, shares information on the process, services and support she provides patients who receive a breast cancer diagnosis.
The program fee is $10 per session or $30 for the series, and includes lunch. Those interested in attending must pre-register as space is limited. Registration or more information is available by contacting the MyMichigan Health Foundation at 989-356-7738 or ann.diamond@mymichigan.org.
MyMichigan Health, a nonprofit health system headquartered in Midland, is a leader in providing award-winning, high-quality care to the 25-county region it serves.