
What Is Labor?
What are the signs of labor? Explore the different stages of labor and when you should contact your doctor or midwife.

What Are Sport Physicals for Children?
Sports physicals are necessary to ensure your child is physically capable of playing seasonal sports. Learn more from the Pediatric team in Madison, IN. |

5 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer
There is no guaranteed way to prevent breast cancer; however, there are actions you can take to reduce your risk. Women's Health at KDH shares ideas.

What is a Convenient Care Center?
You hear terms like convenient care and urgent care, but what's the difference? Learn if there is one and how they differ from an ER visit.

Helpful Breastfeeding Tips and Tricks for Expecting Moms
If you’re like many expecting mothers, the idea of breastfeeding your baby seems intimidating. Maybe you’re afraid you won’t be able to produce enough milk to fulfill your baby’s hunger, or perhaps you just don’t think you have what it takes to stick with it.
Even though breastfeeding isn’t easy, it’s not as hard as it looks. Especially when you have the right support. So if you’re worried about how to breastfeed your baby, explore these tips from the experts on nursing your new baby.

Common Orthopedic Procedures in Madison, IN
Orthopedic surgeons perform routine surgeries every day, are you curious if yours is one of them? Explore some of the most common orthopedic surgeries.

Why Regular Mammograms are Important
A mammogram is one of the best things you can do to take care of your body. Discover the benefits of regular mammograms and the early detection of breast cancer. |

Pregnancy and Exercise, Why Should You Do it?
You’re having a baby! It’s an exciting time, and now more than ever you have the desire to take the best possible care of your body for you and your baby’s health and well-being.

What is Prenatal Care?
If you’re planning on adding to your family (or maybe you’ve recently received the happy news that you’re expecting!), you’re probably already envisioning life with a new baby. You may even be thinking about things like childproofing the house and learning about the importance of good nutrition for child development.

Occupational Therapy for Activities of Daily Living
Occupational therapy is a type of rehabilitation that uses daily activities to help people of all ages live more independent and productive lives after a medical emergency. As we age, we’re more likely to have an illness, memory loss or injury. That’s why over one-third of occupational therapists work with older adults. In fact, occupational therapists are often advocates for the elderly, working with local community groups and governments to ensure each is doing their part to allow seniors to maintain as much independence as possible.