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Mason City Hospital Denies PAC Claims of Impending Closure
A campaign ad sponsored by the “Government That Works” Political Action Committee claims MercyOne North Iowa Medical Center in Mason City is “at risk of closing” due to Medicaid spending decisions. However, hospital leadership says that claim is simply false. In a response to a request...
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Iowa Hawkeye Kid Captain Overcomes Cancer Battle
An Iowa girl who once had to relearn how to walk after a cancer diagnosis is now back to playing the sports she loves and hopes to one day help other children facing similar battles. Kaelyn O’Brien of Jesup was 11 years old when her parents, Tammy and Mike, noticed...
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Waverly Health Center’s Bailey Krull Named 2026 Iowa Hospital Hero
For Bailey Krull, director of quality services at Waverly Health Center (WHC), caring for patients extends far beyond the walls of a hospital room. It means advocating for those who may struggle to find their voice and ensuring every patient receives compassionate care. That commitment has earned Krull recognition as...
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Regional Medical Center Celebrates First Surgery in New Addition
Regional Medical Center (RMC) has officially welcomed its very first surgical patient into its brand new surgery addition. Edgewood resident, Diane Murphy, became the inaugural patient after requiring an emergency surgery. As a retired nurse with prior experience in surgical care in another Iowa community, Murphy brought a unique perspective to the milestone. “It feels pretty good, especially since it was unplanned,” shared Diane. “I worked in surgery at one time, too, so knowing that this was an emergency kind of makes a good christening of the surgical suite.”
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Waverly Health Center Named 2026 Level IV Trauma Center of the Year
When an injured patient arrives at Waverly Health Center (WHC), providing exceptional trauma care takes more than one person or department. Behind every response is a system of people, training, protocols and preparation designed to make sure the right care happens at the right time. That dedication has earned WHC...