The May issue of CNE Talks Your Health is focused on getting your body moving. Stories include the benefits of riding your bike (maybe even to work), how the sun can help to enhance your mood, exercising while pregnant, and tips from our experts on dealing with spring allergies. So, what are you waiting for? Grab your sneaks and get your body moving!
CNE Names Executive Vice President for Care Management
Care New England has announced the appointment of Nancy Roberts, RN, MSN, as executive vice president for care management. Roberts will continue in her role as president and chief executive officer of the VNA of Care New England, a Medicare-certified, community-based home health agency, and HealthTouch, a private duty home care agency. Both organizations are members of the Care New England Health System.Details
53 CNE Physicians Named to RI Monthly Top Docs 2013
Fifty-three physicians at Kent and Women & Infants hospitals, both Care New England affiliates, have been named to Rhode Island Monthly’s 2013 list of Top Docs. The list appears in the May issue, now on newsstands.
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Transition Home Plus Part of "Transforming Health Care" Effort
Care New England's efforts around Transforming the Future of Health Care includes the Transition Home Plus program, developed to assist families of vulnerable premature infants who are at risk of medical problems once they are discharged from the hospital. Learn More
Reproduction and Infertility
Women & Infants’ Center for Reproduction and Infertility has one of the most successful in vitro fertilization (IVF) programs in the nation. Our physicians and staff care for patients with infertility, endometriosis, fallopian tube damage, menstrual or hormonal problems and more.
Adolescent Behavioral Health
Butler's Adolescent Treatment Unit is a 14-bed co-educational inpatient program for adolescents requiring intervention, stabilization, evaluation, and treatment for psychiatric or behavioral problems.
Rehabilitation
Since 1951, Kent Hospital's experienced and licensed rehabilitation therapists have helped to provide independence and productive lives for those recovering from MS, Parkinson's Disease and stroke.
Kids Choose to be Healthy
Kids Choose to be Healthy is an 8-week program focusing on nutrition and fitness education. The program promotes healthier lifestyle choices for overweight children and children who are at risk for becoming overweight. For more information, call Pamela Hill at 401-737-7010, ext. 1237.
