As part of the Lake County Community Health Partnership, Health Department nurses will administer immunizations from 9 to 11 a.m. on a walk-in basis the fourth Saturday of every month. Please bring your child’s immunization records with you. The cost is $10 per dose; no one will be turned away due to inability to pay.

To register, call (847) 377- 8470.

Contact the audiology department to sign up for a free hearing screening at either the Lake Forest or Grayslake campus. Adults only.

Schedule an appointment to screen your child’s (3 to 6 years old) speech and language development or have a telephone consultation with a speech/language pathologist for children under 3.

Call (847) 535-6114 to schedule your screening.

The American Lung Association's popular smoking cessation program is now at Lake Forest Health and Fitness. Millions of people have quit smoking and you can do it too!

Learn infant, child and adult CPR through the American Heart Association Pediatric and Heartsaver course offered by CPR Associates Inc.
(773) 973-6933

Prostate Cancer Survival is the Challenge, Reclaiming Life—The Victory!  You beat Prostate Cancer, now plan to attend an important free talk to learn how you can overcome ED or incontinence to reclaim life.  Refreshments will be provided.

speaker	Dr. Nejd Alsikafi
date	Tuesday, December 2, 2008 - 7 to 9 pm
fee	Free
location	Grayslake Campus

Registration begins Nov. 11 after 2 p.m. (847-535-8800)

Registration begins Nov. 11 after 2 p.m. (847-535-8800)

Changes in emotional and physical intimacy are a common occurrence for couples coping with cancer.  These changes can disrupt emotional closeness, affecting the quality of partnered relationships.  Join Dr. McMahon for an interactive discussion about coping with these changes and strategies to help promote emotional closeness in your relationship. 

speaker	Dr. McMahon
date	Tuesday, December 16, 2008 - 6:30 to 8 pm
fee	Free
location	Grayslake Campus

For your breastfeeding questions and concerns or to register for the Breastfeeding Support Group, call the Lactation Center at Lake Forest Hospital, (847) 535-6262, to speak to a breastfeeding expert.

The following childbirth courses and related educational programs are open to the community. Call the Childbirth Education Line at (847) 535-6182 or send an e-mail to childbirthed@lfh.org for more information, class schedules, fees or a complete childbirth course listing.

• Childbirth Preparation
• Newborn Care Basics
• Preparation for Breastfeeding
• Infant CPR and Safety
• Sibling Preparation
• Surviving Motherhood
• Spring Training for Dads
• Infant Massage

Help is only a phone call away. Call (847) 535-6161, 24 hours a day, seven days a week to talk to a registered nurse with any questions or concerns about your new baby (up to six weeks old).

For new (or not-so-new) moms. Two groups are offered based on your baby’s age, and you can participate regardless of where you delivered. Call the Childbirth Education Line at 847.535.6182 or email childbirthed@lfh.org for more information.

Every birth has a unique set of circumstances that will affect the family during this transition. In this class we will talk about economic concerns, social support systems, hormonal changes, and the difference between normal baby blues and postpartum depression. Call the Childbirth Education Line at (847) 535-6182 or send an e-mail to childbirthed@lfh.org for more information, class schedules, fees or a complete childbirth course listing.

Pre-adolescent girls (ages 9 to 12) learn about how their bodies will change as they grow older. This three-hour class, offered in the Hunter Family Center for Women’s Health, includes the physical, emotional and social aspects of puberty. Moms will get advice on guiding their daughters through adolescence and beyond. The $30 fee per mother/daughter team includes a nutritious breakfast. Call the Childbirth Education Line at (847) 535.6182 or send an email to childbirthed@lfh.org for more information, class schedules, fees or a complete childbirth course listing.