🎗️ October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Join us Friday, October 17th, for our Open House to learn more about detection & prevention.
Choose your time and location:
🕗 8-10 AM at NorthPointe Clinic Diagnostic Center
🕚 11 AM - 1 PM at Beloit Memorial Hospital Radiology
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BHS is pleased to announce Beloit Memorial Hospital has won the 2022 Award of Hope (Silver) and the Excellence in Tissue Donation award.
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Are you ready to PULL?!
Register your team for our Annual Pulling for Hospice event today!
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We are #hiring! For a complete list of job openings, visit beloithealthsystem.org/caree…
Have you scheduled your Mammogram yet?! Walk in to our NorthPointe Campus TODAY from 3-6 pm to get screened.
Dr. James McCune Smith is one of the most famous black doctors in history because he was the first Black American to earn a medical degree.
Dr. Patricia Bath was the first African American to complete an ophthalmology residency with New York University’s School of Medicine, in 1973. Believing that “eyesight is a basic human right,” Dr. Bath went on to cofound the American Institute for the Prevention of Blindness.
Join us this February as we honor the progress of the contributions black communities have made to the fields of medicine of public health, which continue to help us all today.
Tomorrow starts our first grief support group of the year.
The group will meet at the Hospice office located at 655 Third Street, Beloit, WI 53511
Groups are free to attend, but registration is encouraged. To register, please call 608.363.7421.
Lucy Hillborn, a colleague wrote the following about Carrie.
“Carrie deserves the spotlight for all the dedicated extra hours she worked this year, including different shifts and weekends. She went above and beyond to help our department work better as a team!”
Join us tomorrow for a Health Talk with Dr. Zimmerman at the YMCA in Beloit. The talk will start at noon!




















