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Norfolk doctor recommends vaccination for measles
A highly contagious children’s disease thought to have been wiped out 25 years ago has reappeared in the United States. Nearly 300 cases of the measles have been reported in Texas and New Mexico. There are also a few isolated cases being reported in 13 other states. Fortunately, Nebraska...
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Darland completes renovation, addition for hospital in Nebraska
Darland completed a major renovation and addition for Providence Medical Center (PMC), a Critical Access Hospital in Wayne, Nebraska. Recognizing the growing healthcare needs of the community, PMC aimed to modernize its facilities while maintaining uninterrupted patient care. Darland, having established a strong relationship with PMC through two previous projects over the past decade, was selected to bring this vision to life.
thewayneherald.com
Laurel City Council announces closure of Hillcrest Care Center and Assisted Living
After thorough evaluation and careful consideration, the Laurel City Council has made the difficult decision to permanently close the Hillcrest Care Center and Assisted living facility, effective Tuesday, May 13, 2025. The facilities are respectively licensed by the State of Nebraska for 36 nursing home residents and 7 assisted living...
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City votes to shutter Laurel facility
LAUREL – The Hillcrest Care Center will be closing after a unanimous vote by the Laurel City Council at a special meeting Friday morning. “The financial burden on the City of Laurel is greater than we can bear,” said Councilman Chris Hartung before making the motion to close the facility.
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Rural Nebraska health centers awarded $600,000 to improve care access
The philanthropic arm of Nebraska Blue Cross and Blue Shield called the Nebraska Blue Foundation awarded $600,000 to Project Access, a program by the Health Center Association of Nebraska which supports Federally Qualified Health Centers in the state. FQHCs, or community health centers, primarily provide health care to underserved populations,...
waynedailynews.com
WIC, Immunization Clinics Scheduled For March 11, 13
WAKEFIELD/HARTINGTON – A pair of mid-March WIC and Immunization Clinics will be visiting northeast Nebraska communities. According to a release, Northeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership (NENCAP) will hold a WIC and Immunization Clinic in Wakefield on Tuesday, March 11 and in Hartington on Thursday, March 13. The Wakefield WIC...
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Sunny Meadow joins Faith Regional Physician Services
Sunny Meadow Medical Clinic is joining forces with Faith Regional Physician Services to bring you more of the personal, high-quality care you know and trust. This move enhances patient-centered care and expands access of exceptional healthcare services in the community. While the name is changing, each provider’s commitment to your health remains the same.
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PMC Names Chief Executive Officer, Haglund To Remain Dedicated To Mission Of Hospital
WAYNE – Providence Medical Center in Wayne has named Nicole Haglund as their next Chief Executive Officer. According to a release, the Providence Medical Center Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Nicole Haglund as the new Chief Executive Officer, effective March 1. Haglund has been...
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Iowa agency expresses interest in Laurel's Hillcrest Care Center
According to Dan Kuhlman, Laurel City Administrator and Economic Development Coordinator, City officials have been granted permission to release that business representatives from Accura HealthCare of West Des Moines, Iowa will be touring Hillcrest Care Center on Thursday, Feb. 27. Accura has shown interest in acquiring Hillcrest Care Center. “The...
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Memory Lane: February 25, 1965
February 25, 1965 — New type x-ray machine added at Wayne Hospital. A new General Electric x-ray machine of the latest type has replaced a model that has been in use for around 20 years, according to Norman Olsen, hospital administrator. It is one of a series of improvements made the past two years. Dr. Francis Martin, Norfolk, will come here to do flouroscopies with the new equipment. He is a radiologist and through the use of the new x-ray can give quicker and more accurate diagnoses. Advantages of the new x-ray unit.
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U-Save Pharmacy provides tips on how to stay healthy during peak influenza season
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WIC, Immunization Clinics Scheduled For February 19, 21
WAYNE/PENDER – A pair of late-February WIC and Immunization Clinics will be visiting northeast Nebraska communities. According to a release, Northeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership (NENCAP) will hold a WIC and Immunization Clinic in Pender on Wednesday, February 19 and in Wayne on Friday, February 21. The Pender WIC...
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Columbus Community Hospital Launches Comprehensive Student Nurse Internship Program with Financial Support
Columbus Community Hospital (CCH) is proud to announce the launch of its comprehensive Student Nurse Internship Program — a vital initiative designed to cultivate the next generation of nursing professionals. Recognizing the increasing demand for skilled and compassionate nurses, CCH has developed a robust program that offers not only...
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Lighthouse Autism Center coming to South Sioux City
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Boone County Health Center brings medical care to Albion and beyond
ALBION, Neb. (KOLN) - During a visit to Albion, we learned more about the role that the local hospital plays when it comes to improving the quality of life for people in the region. “Our hospital is a local critical access hospital and we are licensed for 22 beds, with...
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Boone County Health Center brings medical care to Albion and beyond
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Information shared on financial situation at Laurel's Hillcrest Care Center
Like many long-term care providers, Hillcrest Care Center and Assisted Living is facing financial strain due to rising operational costs, shifts in healthcare funding, regulatory changes, contract labor expense, write-off of resident receivables, the increase/decrease of the number of residents, and the delay in receiving Hillcrest’s Employee Retention Credits from the IRS. The combination of all of these factors has led to an increase in Hillcrest’s monthly net losses, creating concern for Hillcrest’s administration and the Laurel City Council.