Knox Community Hospital

In recognition of National Hospital Week, May 7-13, the Ohio Hospital Association (OHA) announced 57 nominees for the 2023 Health Care Worker of the Year Award, and the honorees of its annual leadership awards to be recognized at the annual OHA Recognition Dinner, during the association’s annual meeting June 12-14 at the Hilton Columbus at Easton.

Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.

Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.

Complex chronic care management, also known as palliative care, differs from hospice care and is available anytime during your illness.

The Knox Community Hospital Auxiliary will be offering academic scholarships to high school seniors and college students interested in or pursuing an undergraduate degree in a health care profession.

Some 125 guests attended Knox Community Hospital’s Centerburg Health & Wellness Center ribbon cutting and open house Friday, Jan. 13.

Babies are born on a regular basis at the Ann Schnormeier Center for Birthing Care at Knox Community Hospital, but the first baby born in each new year is always an extra special moment.

Knox Community Hospital joins Health Care facilities across the country in observing National Advanced Practice Providers (APP) week (Sept. 26-30) to celebrate the efforts and patient care that these providers bring to our organization and our local community.

September is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, and the Center for Wound Healing at Knox Community Hospital (KCH) is spreading the word.

New pain management specialist Dr. Andrew McNicol, MD has joined Knox Community Hospitals Center for Pain Management.

The Center for Pain Management at Knox Community Hospital (KCH) helps patients get chronic pain under control.

Knox Community Hospital offers the Center for Pain Management to help get chronic pain under control.

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National Cancer Survivor’s Month is celebrated in June! Knox Community Hospital invites everyone to join in this annual Celebration of Life that is recognized throughout hundreds of communities nationwide.

As a chronic illness, diabetes represents a lifelong commitment to learning how to effectively manage the disease.

The National Institutes of Health ranked cancer as the ninth most-researched illness, with an estimated annual spend of $7.6 billion.

Possibly the most neglected part of the human anatomy – unless it’s giving its owner trouble – is the foot.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, women live on average 81 years, whereas men’s lifespans are generally shorter by about five years.

Traditional eye exams with their familiar black letters on a white background are only one of the tests eye doctors use to diagnose conditions affecting vision and the eye itself.

Healing from surgery and other conditions can be a long process, which is where Knox Community Hospital’s Home Health Department plays a role.