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There’s always something new to learn when it comes to your health and well-being. East Adams Rural Healthcare’s blog provides insights, tips, and tools for the people in our community to live healthier, happier lives.

Our blog dives deeper into topics that matter to the people in our community. We cover topics such as heart health, common medical conditions, and other informative subjects.

You can count on EARH to be a practical source for healthcare education.

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Everything we do revolves around providing medical resources and compassionate care for our local residents. From our specialized services such as pain management and cardiology to emergency medicine and wellness care, East Adams Rural Healthcare is your go-to source for getting — and staying — healthy.
Guide for When to Go to the Emergency Room

Guide for When to Go to the Emergency Room

On average, 136 million people go to the emergency room in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Out of that number, around 30% are injury-related visits.  In some cases, people spend more time questioning when to go to...

What Is a Transitional Care Unit?

What Is a Transitional Care Unit?

Transitional care, also known as “swing bed” service, is for patients in recovery from surgery or acute illness. These patients may need extra time in the hospital before heading home. Below you’ll find the ins and outs of transitional care and how it may benefit you...

Children’s Toy Safety Guide: Having Fun While Staying Safe

Children’s Toy Safety Guide: Having Fun While Staying Safe

Kids love toys. And parents love their kids. What does it take to make sure your kids have fun and stay safe at the same time? As moms and dads, it can be challenging to keep up with your children 24/7. Young ones are curious about everything and constantly put things...

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