Memorial Hospital invites York County to the Day of Dance for Health on Saturday, February 25 from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.  at the York Expo Center (Old Main building).  The event will combine the fun of dancing to different kinds of music with health screenings, pamper yourself activities and shopping to make a “don’t miss” event for women. 

Memorial Hospital is the only hospital in the county with cardiac MRI accreditation. 

Dr. M. Azeem Bhatti, a board certified urologist, recently joined Memorial Hospital.  His practice, York Urology Specialists, is located at the Sixth Avenue Professional Center.  He said he is looking forward to practicing in our community.  Dr. Bhatti has extensive experience in organ preservation and minimally invasive surgeries.  “I see this as an opportunity to bring my expertise to York County and meet an underserved need,” said Dr. Bhatti. 

Dr. Manu Rajachandran, or Dr. Raj, as he is referred to, recently joined Memorial Hospital as the chief of Memorial’s Cardiovascular program.  “This is an exciting opportunity to build a comprehensive cardiovascular disease service line.  It is clear that Memorial Hospital can be a valuable resource for cardiovascular services in the community, and I look forward to leading the effort to provide state-of-the-art services to our patients,” said Dr. Raj. 

Due to decreased activity of influenza-like illness in the community, Memorial Hospital, as well as Gettysburg Hospital, Hanover Hospital, and York Hospital, has lifted all restrictions to their visitors’ policies.  Visitors to the Family Birth Center will no longer be restricted to those 18 years of age and older.  People who have flu-like symptoms, which include fever, cough, sore throat, body ache, chills and fatigue, are asked not to visit patients in any area of the hospital.