MyNortonChart, News

4 things you didn’t know MyChart can do

As a long-time MyChart user, I’ve enjoyed easy online access to my health information and medical provider. I’ve even helped many of my friends and family do the same. MyChart simplifies how you communicate with your Norton provider, pay your bill, view your medical history and much more. But did you know about these other…

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MyNortonChart, News

Trying an online medical visit?

Sick and don’t have the energy to get out of bed? Going out of town tomorrow and can’t get an appointment today? Wondering about symptoms but can’t get away from work? Sometimes life gets in the way of getting the care you need. Luckily, today’s technology is giving you another option. Secure video conferencing has…

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News, Patient stories - Norton Healthcare, Teens

The internet stole my life

I decided to give up the internet. No more surfing websites, chatting on social media, playing video games or watching Netflix. When I turned my smartphone and two tablets over to my parents, it felt like a nightmare and I thought I would have serious withdrawal issues. So, why did I do it? I realized…

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News, Teens

Using the whole box of crayons

“The best use of imagination is creativity. The worst use of imagination is anxiety. – Deepak Chopra Think back to when you were a child and you used your imagination to build, explore and create. Creative play is crucial to growth and development, and allows us to discover our natural creative talents. Unfortunately, as we…

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Go Confidently, News

How to embrace joy and pain, together

How do you find the good in something as extraordinarily horrible as being burned alive in a car accident? Allison Massari not only survived such an ordeal but is thriving and sharing her life lessons with others dealing with pain and trauma. Massari was a 32-year-old artist driving home with a load of highly flammable…

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Bike to Beat Cancer Training, News

How to clip in and clip out

Learn how to use clipless bike pedals as you prepare for the Bike to Beat Cancer on Sept. 17. Bike to Beat Cancer has teamed up with Dan Delph, training leader for Norton Sports Health, to give you “Dan’s Training Tips.” These videos are designed to give riders answers to basic cycling questions and concerns….

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Bike to Beat Cancer Training, News

…Stop calling me, I’m kinda busy …

Bike to Beat Cancer has teamed up with Dan Delph, training leader for Norton Sports Health, to give you “Dan’s Training Tips.” These videos are designed to give riders answers to basic cycling questions and concerns. In this video, Dan tells us that keeping your cellphone with you while cycling is great for safety —…

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News, Teens

No one would miss me if I were gone

Bullying. Grades. Sexualized society. Instagram likes. Divorce. Financial issues. Facebook friends. Substance abuse. The pressures teens face today are enormous and much different than what most adults faced at their age. During these formative years, teens simply aren’t equipped to handle a lot of stress. As a result, more than ever teens are turning to…

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Bike to Beat Cancer Training, News

‘Carrot’ on string won’t save your head

Bike to Beat Cancer has teamed up with Dan Delph, training leader for Norton Sports Health, to give you “Dan’s Training Tips.” These videos are designed to give riders answers to basic cycling questions and concerns. In this video, Dan walks you through the different types of helmets available and how to ensure a proper…

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Go Confidently, News

Survival guide for being human

Allison Massari is Norton Healthcare’s next Go Confidently speaker, and she has an incredible survival story. Though she lived a full life before 1998, that’s when her story of truly living begins. That’s the day she survived being trapped in a burning car following an accident — the catalyst for beginning her journey to mastering…

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Go Confidently, News

You’re all that and a bag of chips!

I remember like yesterday the first time I decided I didn’t like my body. I was 12 and going to my best friend’s house for a birthday party. I was so excited, until I found out it was a pool party. I suddenly got really nervous. I couldn’t go! I wouldn’t be caught dead in…

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News, Teens

A deadly road for Kentucky teens

Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for 15- to 20-year-olds nationwide. Per mile driven, teens are involved in three times as many fatal crashes as all other drivers. Kentucky teens aren’t helping this alarming trend. In 2014, drivers under age 21 were involved in nearly 24,000 crashes statewide. These accidents resulted in…

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