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Update on efforts to reopen shuttered hospital in Keokuk, Iowa
KEOKUK, Iowa — On Thursday, Insight Health Systems gave an update on efforts to reopen the hospital in Keokuk, Iowa. Officials with Insight Health Systems say they're still strongly committed to getting the doors open on a rural emergency hospital with a 24/7 emergency department. Over the past year,...
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Former patients, providers celebrate St. Mary Hospital memorial unveiling
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Maternity Nurse Earns National Certification
Rachael Long, BSN, RN, Blessed Beginnings nursery, Blessing Hospital, has earned the status of Registered Nurse Certified in Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing (RNC-NIC). She completed 2,000 hours of clinical care over the past two years and passed an examination to earn this national certification. She also holds national certification as a Registered Nurse Certified in Low Risk Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Nursing (RNC-LRN).
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Public invited to free Medicare informational presentation Tuesday, Oct. 21
QUINCY — Blessing Health System is hosting a free Medicare informational presentation at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 21, in the Holiday Inn, 4821 Oak St. No registration or reservation is required to attend. The featured speaker will be Christian Fletcher, Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) trainer, Illinois Department on Aging.
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Memorial Medical Clinics welcomes Dr. Bryan Ikeudenta to care team
CARTHAGE, Ill. — Memorial Medical Clinics has announced the addition of Bryan Ikeudenta, MD, to our team of dedicated providers. Dr. Bryan, a board-certified family medicine physician with additional expertise in emergency medicine, will begin seeing patients ages 15 years and older at the end of October at Memorial Medical Clinic Colchester (110 Market St.).
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Melissa Brewer Earns Advanced Emergency Nurse Practitioner Certification
Melissa Brewer of Memorial Hospital in Carthage has recently earned a Post-Doctorate Certificate as an Emergency Nurse Practitioner from the University of Northern Colorado. With this advanced qualification, Brewer is further enhancing her ability to care for patients of all ages in emergencies. She will continue her role in the Memorial Hospital Emergency Department and Convenient Care, applying her expanded expertise to meet the growing needs of her community. Hospital officials say Brewer’s achievement strengthens the level of acute care available locally and highlights the hospital’s commitment to professional development and high-quality patient care. To learn more about Brewer, visit MHTLC.ORG.
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IL Ambulance Service Gets Grant for Lifting Devices
Samantha McDaniel-Ogletree – Jacksonville Journal-Courier, Ill. Oct. 16—RUSHVILLE — Schuyler Ambulance Service is one of 53 rural emergency response departments in Illinois to receive a grant of up to $4,000 from Compeer Financial through its Emergency Response Equipment Grants. The grants can be used by departments to...
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Quincy Senior Resource Center struggling with broken elevator
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Clarity Healthcare opening a new clinic to make accessing medical services easier
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Community comes together to celebrate Memorial Hospital’s 75th anniversary
CARTHAGE Ill. — On Sept. 27 and 28, more than 500 community members joined in the celebration of Memorial Hospital’s 75th anniversary. The festivities spanned two days and featured a wide range of events that brought together hospital departments, local vendors, community organizations and families from across the area.
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Ribbon Cutting: Clarity Healthcare's new Hannibal clinic to combine services under 1 roof
HANNIBAL, Missouri — Clarity Healthcare cut the ribbon on its new Hannibal clinic Thursday morning. The new 21,417-square foot clinic at 235 Progress Road is expected to make it easier for Medicaid patients and other underserved populations easier to access health care, streamlining the client experience and serving as a singular hub with multiple services under the same roof.
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Letter to the Editor: Using healthcare to balance the budget?
I believe healthcare access is a human right, not a political commodity or insurance-driven service. We need to prioritize policies that create the opportunity for universal, affordable access to quality healthcare for all Americans. The current system, heavily influenced by political agendas and profit-driven insurance companies, leaves millions of people vulnerable. The affordability of healthcare is a top concern for all of us, but too often, partisan debates and administrative roadblocks create an unstable landscape for patients and providers alike. These political shifts can have immediate and severe consequences, affecting everything from eligibility for programs to the coverage of specific medical treatments.
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City to consider special permit for senior housing on Maine near 48th Street
QUINCY – City council members voted Monday in favor of sending a special permit request to the Plan Commission to pave the way for a three-story, 50-unit senior living facility along Maine Street near North 48th Street. Quincy City Planning Director Jason Parrott described the property as being to...
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Empowering early detection: Memorial Hospital earns ACR mammography accreditation
CARTHAGE, Ill. — Memorial Hospital has announced that its Diagnostic Imaging Department has been awarded a three-year accreditation in mammography by the American College of Radiology (ACR). This designation recognizes the department’s commitment to the highest standards of image quality, patient care and safety. The ACR accreditation is...
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Local health fair connects seniors with resources, care
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Kroc Center to host its largest Senior Adult Health Fair yet
Quincy, Illinois (KHQA) — The Kroc center in Quincy, Illinois is hosting its largest Senior Adult Health Fair to date on from 9 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, Oct. 7. “Senior fairs are incredibly important in providing access to critical social services and resources our older community can greatly benefit from,” said State Senator Neil Anderson in a press release. “The Health Fair is a one-stop opportunity to meet providers, gather important information, and enjoy time with friends.”