Healing & Treatment Tips

Eating more fruits and vegetables help us stay strong, healthy and prevent many diseases such as heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Fruits and vegetables contain calcium, fiber, folate, iron, magnesium, potassium and Vitamin A and C, just to name a few key nutrients. People know that more fruits and veggies are healthy for them but often think these items cost more than their unhealthy counterparts. Shopping for fruits and vegetables in season is one easy way to keep costs low and keep your consumption up!

On Saturday, June 24, the Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital and Eskenazi Health campus will host a special opportunity for eligible Central Indiana residents to access various health insurance opportunities.

With Central Indiana temperatures expected to rise to the low-90s in the coming days, emergency physicians at Eskenazi Health urge you to take steps to keep cool and healthy during the late spring and summer seasons.

Five dedicated and highly-successful fathers will be recognized for their accomplishments when Fathers and Families Center celebrates responsible and nurturing dads at its 13th annual Faces of Fatherhood Luncheon, presented by Ryan Consulting Group.

Indianapolis, June 6, 2017 – Eskenazi Health announces that Julie Conrad, JD, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, has been appointed to the position of chief counsel and vice president of legal affairs. Conrad previously served as associate chief counsel at Eskenazi Health.

June 2017 -- Planking has become increasingly popular for core strengthening and for good reason: It works – in large part because it engages multiple muscle groups simultaneously.

It’s getting warmer and spring/summer sports are starting up again. While sports are great for physical activity, they can also lead to injuries. Here are a few tips to help child athletes prevent sports injuries.