This parenting class series is a five-session class held on five consecutive Tuesdays. It is designed for first time parents and coaches. Lectures, handouts and videos cover topics such as:
Classes are held in Fairview Range Board Room (2nd Floor), 750 East 34th Street, Hibbing.
Offered: 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Five Consecutive Tuesdays$30 per couple (scholarships available)
2019 dates:
Jan 8, 15, 22, 29 and Feb 5
March 5, 12, 19, 26 and April 2
May 7, 14, 21, 28 and June 4
Sept 3, 10, 17, 24 and Oct 1
Nov 5, 12, 19, 26 and Dec 3
To register or for more information contact Fairview Range Medical Center at: 218-362-6234 or 888-870-8626 ext. 6234.
Refresher Prenatal Classes
Information covered in this session includes what to expect during labor & delivery, comfort measures for labor and tours of Fairview's Women's Health and Birth Center are included. Parents unable to attend the Refresher Prenatal Class, but who would like to review what to expect during labor and delivery, may obtain just the educational materials for a fee of $5.00.
Offered 6p.m. - 8p.m.
$10.00 per couple (Scholarships available)
2018 Dates
January 23
March 20
May 15
September 18
November 20
2019 Dates:
Jan 22
Mar 19
May 21
Sept 17
Nov 19
No Fee
Provided on an as needed basis for the expectant mother who is on bed rest and is unable to attend hospital based prenatal classes.
Register: 218-362-6234 or 888-870-8626 x6234
No Fee
A visit to the Women's Health and Birth Center will help your other children prepare for the arrival of a new baby brother or sister. Children can bring a favorite doll or stuffed animal to pretend holding and changing a new baby. the will see a room like the one mom and the baby will be in during the hospital stay.
The tour is geared for preschoolers and young school-age children. Try to tour one month before the baby is due to be born.
At Fairview Range Medical Center, we strive to help mothers meet their personal infant feeding goals. We are proud to offer lactation consultation before, during and after your birth experience on the Women's Health and Birth Center with our International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). We also have maternity care nurses with specialized training in breastfeeding and lactation care to be at your side during this special journey with your newborn. In an effort to provide the best support possible, we have lactation services available at the Fairview Mesaba Clinics as well. Our lactation services are available to any mother - even if you did not deliver your baby at Fairview Range Medical Center.
For more information, call the Women's Health and Birth Center at Fairview Range Medical Center at 218-362-6234.
For individuals who are recovering from a recent heart attack, valve or bypass surgery, stent implant or other heart problems such as heart failure. Cardiac rehabilitation provides a comprehensive approach to individuals physically, mentally and emotionally for their return to work or a normal life. Treatment interventions include skilled rehab staff tailoring a telemetry monitored exercise program with continuous ECG, heart rate and blood pressure monitoring within the exercise sessions. Education to risk factor modification and reduction of symptoms is also included. Behavior change counseling to assist individuals with lifestyle changes may be provided.
Physician referral is required 218-362-6666 for more information.
Our Pulmonary Rehabilitation program helps people with moderate to severe breathing problems overcome the physical limitations resulting from their disease. Candidates for the program include patients recovering from an acute episode, people with lung disorders who need conditioning in preparation for surgery, and anyone whose activities are limited by chronic lung disease and shortness of breath. Treatment interventions include skilled rehab staff tailoring a monitored exercise program with oxygen saturations, heart rate and blood pressure monitoring within the exercise sessions.
Educational offerings include nutrition, home oxygen, medication overview, stress management and respiratory therapy. Individuals with chronic lung disease who feels he or she could benefit from the program may call to request an evaluation and are then referred by their physician.
Physician referral is required 218-362-6666 for more information.
Call 218-362-6709 for more information.
People choosing to have hip or knee replacement surgery have made that decision because of their limited mobility and changed life style because of pain and they are ready to take their life back. Attending a total joint replacement class gives them information about surgery, hospitalization and what to expect after surgery. Studies have shown that class attendants are less nervous, have less pain, participate more in their therapy, go home sooner and have fewer complications upon completion of the class. We provide them with information regarding preparing for surgery, anesthesia choices, preparing their home for after care, physical and occupational therapy management.
Class for Fairview Range patients having trouble a total hip or knee replacement.
Fairview Range Medica Center - Board Room (Use North Entrance)
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Call 218-362-6556 for more information
Patients scheduled for surgery are interviewed and receive individualized education/instruction before surgery by Pre-operative Nurse Educators at Fairview Range Medical Center at 218-362-6709 or toll free 877-362-6719.
This course is designed for individuals who have taken the ACLS course previously and incorporate ACLS algorithms and Ideology in their everyday work practice. Course Participants must have excellent working knowledge of EKG rhythms and ACLS pharmacology.
(from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.)
Cost $115.00 (Cost does not include the text book.)
For more information on ACLS, BLS and PALS Classes contact:
Fairview Range Education Department
218-362-6548 or ajola1@range.fairview.org
ACLS Initial CourseThis course is designed for healthcare providers who either direct or participate in the resuscitation of a patient, in or out of the hospital setting. The following knowledge and skills are REQUIRED for successful completion of the course.
(from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. both days)
Cost $175.00 (Cost does not include the text book.)
Upon Successful completion of the course, you will receive an AHA ACLS card, which is valid for 2 years.
For more information on ACLS, BLS and PALS Classes contact:
Fairview Range Education Department
218-362-6548 or ajola1@range.fairview.org
Open Door Church, Hibbing, MN
Last Thursday of Every Month - FreeEssentia Health- Medical Arts Building 901 9th St. N, Virginia
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Fairview Range Home Care and Hospice offers Grief Support Groups periodically throughout the year. For more information, please contact Sue Joel, LSW at 218-262-6982 or sjoel1@range.fairview.org.
Do you or someone you know have vision loss? Common causes of vision loss include macular degeneration, glaucoma, and diabetic retinopathy. Join others experiencing vision loss at this ongoing support group to connect and share ideas for living independently with vision loss. Sponsored by the Lighthouse Center for Vision Loss.
Call 218-624-4828 with questions.
Seventh Ave. Apartments – 3230 S. 7th Ave E, HibbingCar seat technicians and practitioners are available to check your car seat for proper use and installation. Information will be provided to parents and caregivers on the proper use and choice of car seats. Please allow 30 minutes per car seat check. By appointment only. To register, or for more information, call: Cheryl at 218-312-3012.
Mental Health First Aid is an internationally recognized evidence-based program that was created and is managed by the National Council for Behavioral Health. It is an eight-hour class that helps you identify, understand, and respond to signs of addiction and mental illnesses. You learn by engaging in the materials and relating what you learn to real-life situations. Role-playing, group discussions, and exercises keep you engaged and allow you to practice helping skills.
Youth Mental Health First AidYouth Mental Health First Aid is a public education program which introduces participants to the risk factors and warning signs of mental health problems in adolescents, builds understanding of the importance of early intervention and teaches individuals how to help an adolescent in crisis or experiencing a mental health challenge. The program uses role-playing and simulations to demonstrate how to assess a mental health crisis, select an intervention, provide initial help and connect young people to professional, peer, social and self-help care.
Call Cheryl at 218-312-3012 for upcoming class times.
This 6-week workshop helps people develop a plan to stay active and live healthier in spite of chronic pain.
Participants learn practical and simple strategies to manage pain and pace activities to stay engaged. The objective is increased self-confidence to assume an active role in managing pain.
Trained peer leaders guide the discussions and activities to meet specific needs. Open to adults with chronic conditions, family members and caregivers. This workshop is part of a self-management series developed by Stanford University and offered across the US.
Call Cheryl at 218-312-3012 for upcoming class dates.
Are you or someone you know living with an ongoing health condition? By participating in this program developed by Stanford University, you will find practical ways to deal with conditions such as diabetes, arthritic, high blood pressure, heart disease, chronic pain and anxiety among others.
Led by two certified leaders, the 2 ½ hour class will be offered once a week for six weeks. Attendance at all sessions is strongly recommended. Topics include: techniques to deal with pain and fatigue; making new healthy eating and physical activity choices; developing a personal action plan; effective communication with physicians, family and friends; preventing falls.
Living Well with Diabetes is a group-based workshop that helps people with diabetes learn healthy ways to live and be active. The workshop is led by two peer leaders and meets once a week for six weeks. The workshop is open to adults of all ages with diabetes, as well as their family members and caregivers. Call Cheryl at 218-312-3012 for upcoming class dates.
