• This two hour free class provides basic information about pre-diabetes. • A multi-discip... More
The Lymphedema Support Group provides education and support from Certified Lymphedema Therapists&nbs... More
Diabetes Education Class held in the Beloit Hospital Auditorium. • This one day course provides... More
The Lymphedema Support Group provides education and support from Certified Lymphedema Therapists&nbs... More
Since 1982, Beloit Regional Hospice has provided comfort and quality of life care for patients and their caregivers in Northern Illinois (Boone and Winnebago) and Southern Wisconsin (Rock, Green and Walworth). When cure is no longer the goal, emphasis is placed on the alleviation of pain and other symptoms that include the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the dying person as well as the social and spiritual needs of the family and friends caring for the patient.
BELOIT, WI. (May 19, 2020) – It was an emotional family reunion today at Beloit Health System (BHS) as a recovered COVID-19 patient was released after a 28-day stay and greeted by her family and applauded by BHS healthcare heroes.
Read MoreBELOIT, WI. (May 18, 2020) – As the Wisconsin National Guard provides COVID-19 testing in the area, Beloit Health System continues to provide critical information, resources, and health services to the community.
Read MoreBELOIT, WI. (April 9, 2020) – Beloit Health System is here for you during the COVID-19 crisis with an emphasis on providing the very best care for the community. BHS is safe, protected and available for your medical needs. Beloit Health System now has updated hours of service in place for all locations based on our most important factor, the well-being of our patients and staff.
Read MoreBELOIT, WI. (March 27, 2020) – Telehealth is now available for Beloit Health System providers. As part of Beloit Health Systems response and preparation to Covid-19, this technology ensures ongoing access to care, while supporting important social distancing measures set forth by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Providers will be able to use everyday health-related services and information via electronic information and telecommunication technologies to effectively communicate with telehealth patients.
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