The following video publications are available for additional information about our hospital and services.
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| Radiation Therapy at the John R. Marsh Cancer Center |
Learn about the John R. Marsh Cancer Center and our compassionate, supportive approach to cancer treatment. This video describes radiation therapy, how we prepare our patients for treatment using simulation, and the process patients undergo during radiation treatment. |
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| Family Birthing Center |
This Family Birthing Center video introduces you to our single room maternity care, an innovative approach that provides expectant mothers with excellent care in a comfortable, home-like setting. You’ll learn about our skilled staff, special care nursery, and the amenities available for you and your support person during your stay.
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| A History of Washington County Hospital |
From the grand opening of a 10-bed facility in 1905 to its current role as a source of expert care throughout the region, this video shares the highlights of Washington County Hospital’s long and rich history in the community. |
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| Center for Joint Replacement |
| Are you considering joint replacement surgery? For many individuals, joint replacement is a life-changing procedure that allows them to live without pain and to once again enjoy being active. This video describes the Center for Joint Replacement’s nationally recognized program, including preparation for surgery, the procedure itself, and our rehabilitation program. |
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| Preventing Heat Illnesses |
| High temperatures, or even a sudden jump in temperature, can bring on a heat illness like exhaustion or heat stroke. Men and women who are elderly, who have medical conditions affecting their bodies’ ability to respond to heat, or who are taking certain medications are especially prone to becoming overheated. |
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| What’s the truth about diabetes? |
| Listen as Adriana Maldonado-Brem, MD, dispels four of the most common myths about diabetes. As a practicing endocrinologist, she knows firsthand the questions and fears experienced by newly diagnosed patients and their families. |
