Saint Francis Hospital

02/11/2026

On February 11, we recognize World Day of the Sick— a time to prayerfully remember all who are sick and suffering, and all who care for them. Initiated by Pope John Paul II and coinciding with the commemoration of Our Lady of Lourdes, this day is a reminder for us serving in Catholic health care of the importance of the sacred mission we are called to do.

In his message for this year’s World Day of the Sick, Pope Leo XIV invites us to reflect in a special way. Read his full message: bit.ly/4bcaXtH

02/10/2026

? High blood pressure affects more than 116 million Americans, and it’s one of the leading causes of heart failure. During , take a moment to prioritize your heart health.

✔️ Know your numbers
✔️ Talk to your doctor
✔️ Take steps to manage blood pressure

Small changes today can protect your heart tomorrow. ❤️

Take our heart risk assessment today: bit.ly/4gAZsLm

02/09/2026

? About 800,000 people in the United States have a heart attack each year.

In honor of Cardiac Rehabilitation Week, we spotlight the importance of cardiac rehabilitation and its role in reducing the potentially devastating effects of heart disease. Thank you to our cardiac rehabilitation colleagues for all you do! 💜

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02/07/2026

With , you can schedule an appointment with your doctor, view your medical records and lab results, manage prescriptions, pay your bill and set up a video visit. You can also schedule your annual mammogram online. No referral needed.

And with , we'll send you an alert if there is an earlier appointment available. MyChart is available 24/7, when it’s convenient for you. Your health. In your hands.

02/06/2026

Cardiovascular disease is still the leading cause of death in America, but together we can change that. This month, join us in spreading awareness, taking preventive steps and supporting healthier communities. ❤️💪

In less than 60 seconds, you can learn your risk of heart disease: bit.ly/4gAZsLm

02/05/2026

Tomorrow, February 6, is National Wear Red Day—a powerful reminder that heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, especially for women. By wearing red, we stand together to raise awareness, spark conversations and support the fight against cardiovascular disease. ❤️

Join us in showing support and encouraging everyone to know their risk, learn the signs and prioritize heart health.

02/04/2026

Ever find yourself scrolling… and scrolling… and suddenly you’ve lost an hour? Doomscrolling can leave you anxious, drained and overwhelmed—especially when you do it first thing in the morning or late at night.

Behavioral health specialist Maggie Walsh shares how small boundaries can make a big difference. Read more.

The constant bombardment of negative news and commentary is leaving many people feeling anxious, angry and exhausted, both physically and mentally.

02/03/2026

In honor of National Women Physicians Day, we are proud to recognize the dedication and commitment of our female physicians whose contributions play a vital role in our mission to improve the health of our communities. Thank you for all that you do for our patients and our Ministry.

Every person matters. Every story matters. Every voice matters.

02/02/2026

This year’s flu season is hitting harder than usual, and there’s a reason. A new variant of influenza A is responsible for over 90% of current flu cases, contributing to more than 18 million infections, 230,000 hospitalizations and 9,300 deaths so far, according to the CDC.

Read the full blog to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones this season.

According to the CDC, there have so far been over 18 million reported flu cases, 230,000 flu-related hospitalizations this year.

02/01/2026

As we celebrate Black History Month, we pay tribute to the visionaries, leaders, artists and trailblazers whose impact continues to inspire our world. We are grateful for the invaluable contributions that have shaped our organization and the communities we serve.

Every person matters. Every story matters. Every voice matters.

01/31/2026

Early detection saves lives. Cervical cancer often shows no symptoms in its early stages, which is why routine screenings are essential. Pap smears and HPV tests can catch changes long before they become cancerous. Don’t put it off. Your health is worth it. 💙

When it comes to cervical cancer, early detection can completely change the outcome—often before symptoms ever appear. That’s why, during Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, health care providers are reminding women about the importance of routine screening, which can truly be lifesaving.

01/28/2026

Winter is the perfect time to reset your sleep routine. A new study found that sticking to a consistent bedtime can improve blood pressure as much as exercising more or cutting back on salt.

This year, make consistency your superpower. Your heart benefits from steady, restorative rest.