Lake Health District

Services Ambulance Services Services provided by volunteer EMT’s and EMT-I’s .Lakeview Disaster Unit.Paisley Disaster Unit .North Lake County Disaster Unit Cardiopulmonary Respiratory Therapists use a variety of diagnostic tests and treatments to care for or prevent breathing problems. Case Review Program This unique program provides opportunity for case reviews among hospitals in rural Oregon. CHIP Program The Lake County Community Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) programs. Community Education Lake Health District offers various classes and education opportunities for our community. Diagnostic Imaging The Lake County Community Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) programs’ goal is to help residents live healthier lives. Dietary Services A patient’s nourishment is a top priority at Lake Health District.Providing a satisfying and nourishing. Emergency And Trauma Our 24/7 certified emergency care nurses are always ready to help and are connected to the latest technology to provide trauma care. Home Health Home Health provides a variety of clinical services for home bound patients during an illness or after surgery. Infusion Services The Lake County Community Health Improvement Partnership (CHIP) programs’ goal is to help residents live healthier lives. Laboratory Laboratory tests are essential to your health. They are an important way for your physician to determine what’s going on inside your body. Lake Health Clinic Welcome to Lake Health Clinic! We have five providers offering the full range of healthcare services to our community. Long Term Care Lakeview Gardens, Lake County’s new assisted living and long term care cottages, opened in July 2017 at 1220 South Ninth St., Lakeview. Medical Records For a copy of your medical records, please fill out the release form which can be faxed ((541) 947-3359). Obstetrics Providing you with the birth experience you want in large, comfortable birthing suites with private whirlpools. Orthopedic Services At Lake District Hospital,our goal is to offer advanced and value-added treatment options to our patient population. Pharmacy Lake District Hospital Pharmacy serves the needs of all inpatients with a complete variety of medications during your stay with us. Pulmonary Rehab Pulmonary rehab consist of a series of monitored exercise sessions and classes. Each session is supervised by a trained Respiratory Therapist. Public Health Mission Statement:  Lake County Public Health’s mission is to build a healthy community through prevention and education. Rehabilitation Services Lake Health District’s rehabilitation department emphasizes one-on-one care provided by licensed physical, occupational and speech therapists. Surgery Quality surgical services are available in Lakeview at Lake District Hospital. Our surgical nurses and technologists are trained to provide compassionate care… Sleep Lab A sleep study is designed to detect abnormalities during sleep. Often, during sleep, the body functions act differently than while awake. Teaching Facility Family Practice Residents ,Medical Students ,Registered Nurses (RN’s) ,Certified, Nursing Assistants (CNA’s) ,Community Education, Continuing Medical Education (CME) Vascular Studies Non-invasive vascular diagnostic examinations to assist your doctor in detecting blood clots or clogged arteries. Visitors We recognize the importance of family and friends in the healing process. With that in mind, we have established a patient… Wellness Center Lake District Wellness Center is a team of service professionals partnering with the community, families, and individuals… Wound Care If you or a loved one has a wound that does not heal, ask your doctor for a referral to our wound clinic at Lake District Hospital. Utilizing Healthcare When to see the clinic, Emergency Room or call 911.

WHAT IS LAKE DISTRICT WELLNESS CENTER? Lake District Wellness Center is a team of service professionals partnering with the community, families, and individuals to improve the mental and behavioral health of Lake County citizens. WHAT WE DO We maintain a safe and caring environment that is welcoming, understanding, and validating. We meet the needs of our clients and their families. We provide a diversity of services. We recognize and respect cultural differences and individual needs. We celebrate the diversity of humanity, including differences in gender, age, race, ethnicity, national origin, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, income, education, religion, and political beliefs. We use creative solutions to achieve positive outcomes. We maintain strict confidentiality. We collaborate with our community partners to best serve the needs of Lake County. We are committed to staff and professional development. We work with excellence and integrity. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH We provide individual counseling for children, adolescents, and adults. We provide family counseling. We provide group counseling. We offer child-parent psychotherapy and parenting education. We provide activity therapy. We perform the Early Childhood Service Intensity Instrument (ECSII), Child and Adolescent Service Intensity Instrument (CASII), and the Level of Care Utilization System (LOCUS). We offer courses in dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). We offer psychiatric medication services for children, adolescents, and adults through telemedicine. Andrew Vilius, a registered nurse with a Master of Science degree and a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, is our prescriber. In addition to telemedicine, he does on-site visits four times a year. We provide moral reconation therapy (MRT), a batters intervention program, and sexual offender treatment through referrals from Lake County Community Justice. We also offer treatment following arrests for driving under the influence of intoxicants. QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS? Wellness Center 35 S G St. Lakeview, Oregon | 541.947.6021 ext. 0 Recovery Center 215 N G St. Lakeview, Oregon | 541.947.6021 ext 2 Family Center 100 North D St. Lakeview, Oregon | 541.947.6021 ext 3 Christmas Valley Annex 87127 Christmas Valley Hwy, Christmas Valley, Oregon | 541.947.6021 ext 4 Like all smaller communities, Lakeview has a limited amount of housing. However, our HR department works tirelessly to find great places for our travelers and employees places to live that meets their needs. Please contact the HR department at (541) 947-2114 ext.230 and let us help.

WHAT IS LAKE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH? The Lake County Public Health’s mission is to build a healthy community through prevention and education. Public Health programs include Family Planning, Maternal and Child Health, Women Infants and Children Program (WIC) Immunizations, Vital Statistics, Communicable Disease Prevention and Surveillance, Tobacco Prevention and Environmental Health. Lake County Public Health is also available to assist with Oregon Health Plan enrollment. WHERE ARE WE LOCATED? Lakeview Office 100 North D Street, Suite 100 Lakeview, OR 97630 541-947-6045 (541) 947-2114 After Hours Public Health Emergency Hours Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. North Lake Office 87127 Christmas Valley Road Christmas Valley, OR 97641 541-576-2176 (541) 947-2114 After Hours Public Health Emergency Hours Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8 a.m. – Noon — 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Our Services Long-term Care At Lakeview Gardens, we are implementing our philosophy in person-centered care by building two brand new small home cottages for long-term care and one for our assisted living facility. Each home will consist of 12 private bedrooms, each equipped with its own European-style bathroom (shower included). All residents are encouraged to decorate their rooms to their personal preference, but must get approval from administration. Adding this element of individualization is the wave of the future for long-term care facilities and our elders. Lakeview Gardens is proud to be one of the few facilities in Oregon adopting this concept. Meals In our small home community, meals are prepared in the home, which allows our residents an opportunity to assist with cooking meals, baking snacks, and setting the table just like they would in their own homes. Meal hours will be flexible and allow residents to eat when they would like. Laundry Each home will be equipped with high-end washers and driers that will allow our staff do all residents’ personal laundry within the home. Visitors Within the long-term care facility, we will have 24-hour visitation hours. Since this is our residents’ home, visitors will be required to ring the doorbell. Our attentive staff will allow entry to visitors upon our residents’ request. We will have a sleeper sofa located in each home’s den for out-of-town visitors for brief stays or for hospice residents’ families. Individualized care planning At Lakeview Gardens, we understand that each person is different in many ways. This is why we have implemented individualized care planning. Stemming off of our person-centered care philosophy, individual care planning means upon admission, our staff ask specific questions about each resident’s life to create the best routine for every new resident. This can be changed as often as needed in order to create the best quality of life for each person at Lakeview Gardens. Activities We pride ourselves in offering an abundance of activities that allow our residents to keep active and to maintain or improve their quality of life. We provide activities such as bingo, gardening, visiting pets, arts and crafts, holiday festivities, and much more. Assisted Living Lakeview Gardens Assisted Living’s approach to Assisted Living is founded on the philosophy of the small home concept. You can depend on our compassionate team for excellent care and individualized services. Dining When you move into Lakeview Gardens Assisted Living, you have the freedom to choose your dining experience. Whether you want to dine in your room or eat with your friends in the dining room, you will enjoy our fresh, delicious home cooked meals. We offer multiple options for each meal and are flexible with your schedule. Activities Lakeview Gardens Assisted Living is designed to make it easy for you to participate in a variety of activities that are individualized to suit each person. Our activities are designed to engage your body and mind with emphasis on group and individual activities. Whether it’s a movie in the living room, spending time in our garden or group exercises, you are sure to find activities that interest you. How do I know if Assisted Living is right for me? If you are requiring assistance with activities of daily living such as management of your medication, personal hygiene, dressing or grooming, then assisted living is probably a good fit. All residents will meet with qualified health services personnel for a thorough assessment prior to move in. Services Medication Management Assistance with Activities of Daily Living Coordinated Hospice Care Coordinated Rehabilitation and Home-Health services Amenities Individual climate-controlled rooms Personalized activities programs Social events calendar with activities Daily housekeeping services On-site laundry room Private dining area for gatherings with family and friends Scheduled transportation for outings, appointments and errands Skilled Nursing Coming Soon! Person Center Home Coming Soon! Rehabilitation Services, Activities and Social Services Our superlative physical rehabilitation team provides excellent care that is driven by each resident’s goals. The team works diligently to ensure residents are able to reach their highest level of independence. This often includes providing continuous education to residents and their families to ensure a safe return home. Our skilled physical rehab interdisciplinary team takes care to develop a specialized service plan for every resident to ensure each is able to achieve his or her individual goals. The physical rehab team includes skilled professionals in the following disciplines: Physical therapy (PT): Physical therapists create individual treatment plans to match each person’s goals, helping people improve and maintain function and quality of life by partnering in their own care.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT TYPE OF HEALTH CARE Establishing a local primary care provider is an important part of managing your health care and is the first step for medical care and advice. Calling your primary care clinic before seeking treatment elsewhere is recommended. PRIMARY CARE CLINICS PROVIDE: Treatment for chronic conditions like arthritis, diabetes, COPD and heart disease Preventative care and vaccinations Physicals and gynecology Minor procedures Treatment of minor injuries, including stitches Treatment for illnesses like severe colds, the flu, sore throat and earache Referrals for laboratory tests and imaging Lake Health Clinic – 541-947-3366 Warner Mountain Medical Clinic – 541-947-2331 Lake Health Clinic – Walk-in Clinic The walk-in clinic offers same-day service with a mid-level provider (physician’s assistant or family nurse practitioner) to diagnose and treat sudden illness and injuries including: Joint strains or sprains Treatment for illnesses like severe colds, the flu, sore throat, earache, fever, stomachache, bug bites and rashes Pregnancy, rapid strep, flu and urinalysis testing Referrals for laboratory tests and imaging The walk-in clinic sees patients on a first-come, first-served basis. Open Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Based on provider availability, call 541-947-3366 for information. Warner Mountain Medical Clinic patients can also be seen at the walk-in clinic when a same-day appointment with a WMMC provider isn’t available. Call WMMC at 541-947-2331 for same-day availability information. Lake District Hospital Emergency Care The emergency care department is open 24-hours a day, 7 days a week and treats serious illness and injuries including: Deep cuts or broken, displaced bones Heart attack symptoms – chest pain, pain in jaw or arm, sudden weakness, dizziness or sweating Stroke symptoms – sudden numbness, slurred speech, severe headache or weakness on one side of the body or face Severe breathing problems Sudden confusion or disorientation Visits to emergency care can be expensive and should not be used to bypass regular primary care visits to your provider. When to call 911 Ambulance crews assess and begin treatment at the scene and continue on their way to the ER. 911 calls are for critical situations including: Gunshot or other violence Heart attack symptoms – chest pain, pain in jaw or arm, sudden weakness, dizziness or sweating Stroke symptoms – sudden numbness, slurred speech, severe headache or weakness on one side of the body or face Labored breathing or no breathing Severe injury that should not be moved Sudden collapse without getting better Unconsciousness Utilizing an ambulance service can also be expensive and should only be used in a critical emergency. When you call, be prepared to give location, type of emergency, description of injuries or illness and description of patient.