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Our Mission
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Nutrition Services
Call 435.716.5329 for dates and times or to schedule an
appointment.
Logan Regional Hospital’s mission
is to help keep our community healthy
through education and prevention programs.
We offer education and training for
healthcare professionals, the community,
employers, and families.
All of our classes are held at Logan Regional
Diabetes Education. Our diabetes education
program is recognized by the American Diabetes
Association. This means all of our professional staff
meets the national standards in providing excellent,
accurate and current education to diabetes patients.
They are trained and certified to help you with your
diabetes management.
Education Services
AT Logan Regional Hospital
Class offerings and
Schedule
Hospital. Must pre-register and pay online at
www.loganregional.org/classes, or call
435.716.5310 for more
information or assistance.
Registration and cancellation
Intermountain Healthcare Employees: Register online
via intermountain.net and click on My Learning.
Employees’ cost is covered by your department if the
course is required for your job. A no-show fee and
cancelation within 24 hours fee will be applied through
payroll deduction and manager will be notified if an
employee misses a class they registered for.
Community: Must pre-register and pay online at
www.loganregional.org/classes, or call 435.716.5310 for
more information or assistance.
Childbirth Education: For childbirth education
classes, contact our Women and Newborn Center at
435.716.2560
Medical Nutritional Counseling.
Our dietitians provide individual education regarding
heart disease, high cholesterol, cancer, eating disorders,
pregnancy, failure to thrive and other nutrition-related
health issues.
Diabetes support group. This free diabetes
support group meets monthly where various topics related
to diabetes are presented and followed by a question/
answer period. Anyone is welcome to attend.
WEIGH TO HEALTH WEIGHT LOSS. This
program is for adults seeking to improve health through
lifestyle changes. The program addresses diet, activity, and
behavior changes to encourage weight loss. Participants
with Select Health insurance may be eligible for
reimbursement.
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Class schedules and prices are subject to change. Call
435.716.5310 or refer to insert for class dates and prices.
Classes for Kids
HEALTH AND FITNESS
RELATED CLASSES
We offer programs for children of all ages. Special
arrangements and discounts available for interested
groups. For more information, call 435.716.5310.
SPORTS PERFORMANCE Training. We
assess your strengths and weaknesses and create a training
program that is tailored specifically for you. Please call
435.716.2890 for more information and pricing.
Babysitting. This class, for children ages
9 – 14, emphasizes the babysitter’s responsibility
to provide safe and fun child care. Through hands
on practice, video presentation, and discussion,
participants learn about infant care, safety, first aid,
and fun activities. A homework packet must be picked
up at the time of registration and completed before
the class begins. Price includes a light lunch, bag, and
Kid care Babysitting booklet.
Joint Replacement Surgery. This is a
free class for patients preparing for or considering joint
replacement surgery. Participants will receive important
information regarding what will happen before, during,
and after surgery. Call 435.716.5310 to register.
Senior SUMMER Education Series. This
is a free and informative series of presentations given by
one of our medical staff physicians or other healthcare
professionals covering a variety of senior healthcare topics.
Please call 435.716.5394 and leave a message.
Healthy Capable Kids. This class helps
children ages 8 – 13 to establish a healthy lifestyle
while teaching them to provide self-care when they
are at home alone. Topics include: What to do in an
emergency, simple first aid, stranger danger, internet
safety, the benefits of exercise and the importance of
eating right. This class also includes some exercising
and options for healthy snacking.
Capable Kids. This class helps prepare children
ages 7-13 for self-care when they are at home alone.
Topics include: What to do in an emergency situation;
simple first aid techniques; stranger danger and
internet safety.
services for employers
Health Screenings. Choose from various
health screening packages designed to meet your
company’s needs. Health screenings are available at
your worksite or at Logan Regional Hospital. For more
information call 435.716.5437.
Physicals and Drug Screenings.
Intermountain WorkMed provides employee physicals
to meet the health needs of Cache Valley employers. For
more information call 435.713.2850.
Cardiac Rehab. This program helps patients
Big Brother/Sister ParTy. This class helps prepare
siblings ages 3-8 for the arrival of a new baby. Participants will
learn to understand the changes that are about to occur in
their family and how to properly handle the new baby. At least
one parent or adult must attend. Call 435.716.2560 for more
information.
recovering from a heart attack, coronary artery bypass
surgery, valve surgery, angioplasties, and stents. An
individualized treatment plan is created for each patient
that includes an EKG monitored exercise program,
nutrition counseling, stress management, and risk factor
education and modification. Call 435.716.5323 for more
information.
Pulmonary Rehab. This program helps patients
Worksite Services / Physical Medicine. •
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ork injury prevention and education training
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Treatment of repetitive and trauma disorders
Repetitive motion injury prevention and treatment
Industrial audiometric (hearing)
Ergonomic Evaluations of work stations and body
mechanics
• Post offer pre-employment physical testing
• Functional capacity evaluation
For more information call 435.716.5010.
that have been diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease (i.e., emphysema and chronic
bronchitis) and other lung diseases including restrictive
lung disease. An individualized treatment plan is created
for each patient that includes an EKG monitored exercise
program and education to increase functional abilities in
dealing with lung disease. Call 435.716.5323 for more
information.
Emergency Preparedness and Healthcare Classes At Logan REgional Hospital
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We offer classes for healthcare professionals and members of the community who desire to prepare for emergencies or need certification to manage injury or illness. Special arrangements and
discounts are available for groups of 8 or more. For online courses, participants must pre-register and pay online at www.loganregional.org/classes to receive an online access codes. Participants
must bring a copy of the online certificate to the hands-on lab or they will not be allowed in the class. NO REFUNDS will be given once the access code is emailed to participants. Call
435.716.5365 for more information regarding group discounts and online class registration.
*acls certification
This is an advanced course to prepare the student to
handle an adult cardio/pulmonary arrest. Must have
current HCP BLS card and packet completed prior to
attending. The ACLS exam includes several questions
that require identification of EKG rhythms. Rhythm
recognition is not taught in the ACLS curriculum;
therefore, we strongly recommend the EKG: Adult Basic
Rhythm class be taken prior to ACLS.
*HEALTHCARE PROVIDER (BLS) CPR
Certification and Recertification
(online)
This self-paced certification course uses interactive lessons
and videos to teach those who work in a healthcare setting.
Course includes AED and two-man CPR. This course
begins with an online portion followed by a hands-on skills
lab with a certified AHA instructor. All participants must
bring a copy of their online certificate to the hands-on lab.
*acls Recertification
This course is for any current ACLS provider. Participants
must complete packet prior to course. The course for
physicians includes the option of renewing HCP BLS
certification.
*HEARTSAVER FIRST AID/CPR/AED
CERTIFICATION And recertification
(online)
This self-paced course uses interactive lessons and videos
to teach you how to manage illness and injuries in the
first few minutes until professional help arrives for adults,
children, and infants. This class is for those who seek to
be prepared to help in the event of an emergency. Training
pertains to workplace, Scouting, community or childcare
situations. This course begins with an online portion
followed by a hands-on skills pass off with a certified AHA
instructor. All participants must bring a copy of their
online certificate to the hands-on lab.
EKG ADULT BASIC RHYTHM
Reviews Ventricular Tachycardia Ventricular Fibrillation,
Brady & Tachy rhythms, Asystole and PEA. This course
will be helpful for anyone preparing for an ACLS class or
who works with heart monitored patients.
EKG: COlor-Coded
This class is for nursing staff, paramedics, EMTs, and other
professionals working with monitored patients. Learn to
quickly look for sign of ischemia, injury, and infraction on
an EKG and to locate the affected area of the heart.
*Healthcare Provider (BLS) & Heart
Saver First AID/CPR/AED Instructor
Certification
This course prepares American Heart Association (AHA)
Instructors to teach AHA courses such as Health Care
Provider (BLS), Heartsaver First Aid & CPR AED. There
are prerequisites and requirements prior to taking this
course. Call 435.716.5365 for more information and to
register.
*HEARTSAVER CPR/AED (online)
This self-paced course uses interactive lessons and videos
to teach you basic CPR skills and the use of the AED.
This course begins with an online portion followed by a
hands-on skills pass off with a certified AHA instructor. All
participants must bring a copy of their online certification
to the hands-on lab.
Infant Safety/CPR
Join our expert for current instruction on infant CPR and
car seat safety. This seminar is open to the public and does
not lead to certification. Please call 435.716.2560 for dates
and to register.
*Healthcare Provider (BLS) &
Heartsaver first aid/cpr/aed
instructor recertification
This course recertifies BLS instructors. Instructors
who are aligned with our training center must provide
documentation showing they have taught a minimum of
four classes within two years. Must show current instructor
card and complete the renewal checklist prior to class. Call
435.716.5365 for more information and to register.
500 East 1400 North • Logan, Utah 84341 • 435.716.5310 • www.loganregional.org
*Pediatric Advanced Life
Support (PALS)
This is an advanced course designed to teach the student
how to recognize and treat infants and children at risk
for cardiopulmonary arrest. Must have current HCP BLS
Card.
*Pediatric Advanced Life
Support (PALS) Recertification
This course is for current PALS providers. You must
complete pretest prior to course. The recertification course
for physicians includes the option of renewing BLS.
* The American Heart Association (AHA) strongly promotes
knowledge of and proficiency in CPR. These courses are not sponsored
by the AHA. Fees charged do not represent income to the AHA.
Additional resources
Patient and family learning center
The Logan Regional Hospital Medical Library is a
member of the Utah Health Sciences Library Consortium
(UHSLC). Selected items are available for checkout
for free or at a minimal cost. Call 435.716.5315 for
additional information.
LIBRARY RESOUrCES CPR Rental
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Individual Actar
Actar Bag of four plus baby
Family and Friends DVD
Heartsaver First Aid/CPR/AED/DVD (AHA
instructor use only)
• Choking Charlie
American Red Cross BLood Drive
These blood drives are held at Logan Regional Hospital
classrooms 1-4. Walk-ins are welcome.
Speakers bureau
Logan Regional Hospital physicians and professionals are
available on a limited basis to speak to local community
groups and civic organizations on selected topics free
of charge. A minimum of 30 days advance notice and a
minimum of 20 participants are required. To request a
speaker, call 435.716.5310.