Before watching the Cubs take down the Beloit Sky Carp, learn more about how St. Joe’s is taking care of the Greater South Bend community.
Where: Four Winds Field
When: Sunday, July 20th
Gates Open: 12:05 pm
First Pitch: 2:05 pm
Spend the day with your favorite teams at Four Winds Field and discover how St. Joe’s supports our community. Fans will have the opportunity to experience:
- Demonstrations of the latest in surgical robotics
- Important health screenings
- And much more!
Saint Joseph Health System is excited to host a surgical robot experience to showcase new technologies, including our new robotic-assisted bronchoscopy which detects lung cancer in its earliest stages. "Advancements in robotic technology are revolutionizing the way we diagnose and treat lung cancer, offering patients a faster, safer, and more accurate diagnostic process," says Dr. Donald Westerhausen, Pulmonary Disease Specialist at Saint Joseph Health System.
The 56-foot-long expandable trailer provides attendees with an opportunity to experience hands-on interactions with multiple surgical robots, learn about cutting-edge technologies and receive complimentary health screenings. The event will feature a state-of-the-art mobile unit equipped with immersive educational tools, virtual reality experiences, and interactive exhibits designed to inform and inspire.
"We are thrilled to bring this educational opportunity to our community," said Chris Karam, president of Saint Joseph Health System. "The new robotic bronchoscopy robot at Saint Joseph Health System that is featured in this display combines cutting-edge technology with compassionate care, allowing us to enhance precision while ensuring that every patient feels supported and understood in their healing journey."
The day will include:
- Donald Westerhausen, MD, throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.
- Interactive simulations showcasing the latest surgical robot technology
- Informational resources on prevention, diagnosis, and management
- Meet-and-greet opportunities with medical experts
- Complimentary health screenings
This event is free and open to the public, and all community members are encouraged to join. Whether you are a patient, a caregiver, or simply interested in learning more about minimally invasive surgery, this mobile experience welcomes everyone.
To purchase tickets to the upcoming game, visit www.milb.com/south-bend
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