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MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. -- Northern Westchester Hospital's annual Teddy Bear Clinic, held on Saturday, April 11, was one of the largest clinics ever with more than 200 stuffed "patients" that were treated.
Mount Kisco Ambulance crews were on-site for ambulance tours.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalMount Kisco Ambulance crews were on-site for ambulance tours.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalMount Kisco Police Department shared cycling safety tips.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalPet therapy dog, Blip.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalComforting patients is what Blip does best.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalDr. Pete Richel, chief of pediatrics at NWH, and attendees smile for the camera.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalVolunteers from NWH Presidents Junior Leadership Council lead the tour of families ready to see what the NWH Emergency Department is all about.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalA member of the NWH Emergency Department team shows a young child what the department is all about.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalA member of the emergency department demonstrates an examination.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalMembers of the emergency department examine and diagnose stuffed patients.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalTwo members of the emergency department pose for a quick photo.
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Northern Westchester HospitalWhether a bump or bruise, broken tail or a tummy ache - Northern Westchester Hospital doctors, nurses, staff members and student volunteers were on hand to diagnose and treat the patients.
The clinic also stressed prevention offering child-friendly activities, safety lessons and tips for good nutrition and healthy bodies.
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