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Cornell, IL · Health
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At Peoria debate, challenger Paul Nolley on the attack while longtime incumbent Darin LaHood touts record
Democratic challenger Paul Nolley used a candidate forum with Republican U.S. Rep. Darin LaHood to paint the incumbent as a member of the Washington elite, more concerned with currying favor with special interests and corporations than helping people in his district. LaHood, who has represented the area since 2015, largely...
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Groundbreaking Date Announced For New Medical Office Building In Ottawa
A groundbreaking ceremony on Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers planned medical office building in Ottawa is happening soon. Dirt will be moved officially Wednesday, October 21st in the area of Columbus and Nebraska streets, at the site of a 22,900 square foot, two-story medical office building in Ottawa. The $17.2 million facility will include a diagnostic center and multi-specialty physician offices. Services will include: laboratory; diagnostic imaging; cardiac diagnostics; multi-speciality physician offices with up to 30 patient exam rooms; and the potential to offer additional services. The design of the office building will allow for future expansion.
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Carle Health closing Spring Valley/ Henry clinics; Dr. Cote practice moving to Peoria
A popular local Carle Health physician is moving his practice to Peoria. Carle Health has decided to close the Spring Valley office of Dr. Mario Cote at month's end. Carle is also closing the office of Dr. Thaw Tun in Henry. Although there's no opening date, Dr. Cote will operate from Carle Health Pear Tree Lane Clinic just off War Memorial Drive and across from the Sam's Club. There will be a new office staff.
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Heritage Behavioral Health Center to Permanently Close Oasis Program After 26 Years
October 8, 2026 -Heritage Behavioral Health Center says it will sunset its Oasis program after more than 26 years of providing support to individuals experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity. During an announcement, Mary Garrison, President and CEO of Heritage Behavioral Health Center, emphasized that the decision was not driven by...
WCIA
Prevent falls this fall with Synergy HomeCare
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) — Synergy HomeCare of Central Illinois Regional Community Liaison, Liz Sullard, and Office Manager, Melana Reifsteck, tell CI Living Host Kayla Campbell how to prevent falls, and teach some safe transfer methods. This CI Living segment is sponsored by Synergy HomeCare. To learn more information, or...
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OSF Saint Francis recognized by American Heart Association for stroke care
PEORIA, Ill. – OSF HealthCare Saint Francis Medical Center has received national recognition from the American Heart Association for its stroke care. The Peoria hospital received the association’s Get With The Guidelines – Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award. The recognition is given to hospitals that demonstrate adherence to research-based guidelines for treating stroke patients.
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Carle Health closing Spring Valley/ Henry clinics; Dr. Cote practice moving to Peoria
A popular local Carle Health physician is moving his practice to Peoria. Carle Health has decided to close the Spring Valley office of Dr. Mario Cote at month's end. Carle is also closing the office of Dr. Thaw Tun in Henry. Although there's no opening date, Dr. Cote will operate from Carle Health Pear Tree Lane Clinic just off War Memorial Drive and across from the Sam's Club. There will be a new office staff.
osfhealthcare.org
OSF Saint Francis Nationally Recognized for Commitment to Excellence in Stroke Care
OSF HealthCare Saint Francis Medical Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® - Stroke Gold Plus quality achievement award for its commitment to ensuring people experiencing stroke receive timely, appropriate treatment based on nationally recognized, research-based guidelines, ultimately helping to save lives and reduce disability.
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The Friends of Kickapoo Creek and their Work in Protecting the Watershed
In central Illinois, where the prairies on the flat land used to hug the sloping hills and where now rows and rows of fresh green corn plants stand tall in the Midwestern sunlight, Kickapoo Creek has meandered quietly through Peoria since the time of melting glaciers and unraveled many interesting stories of the first people who called Kickapoo home.