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Bowen Health cuts the ribbon on new facility opening in Wabash
WABASH, Ind. (WPTA) - Bowen Health, Indiana’s largest community mental health center and nonprofit healthcare organization, cut the ribbon at its new Wabash location. Bowen Health broke ground on a brand-new facility in June 2025. Staff began caring for patients at the new building on Monday. In addition to...
WNDU
Berrien County Health Department urges vaccinations as Michigan flu hospitalizations rise
Times-Union Newspaper
Grand Opening Held For Memory Care Neighborhood At Paddock Springs
Community members attended a grand opening of Trilogy Heath Services’ memory care neighborhood at the Paddock Springs Health Campus, 2695 Shelden St., Warsaw. Cara Skrypchuk, vice president, Memory Care Center of Excellence, said it took a lot of work to achieve the milestone and took a team to do it. She recognized community leaders and partners for their continued support and the families “who place their trust in us every single day.”
South Bend Tribune
Readers have some thoughts on midterm elections | Letters
Wendy Yuhasz is an incumbent board member who fought to bring a better-equipped and staffed fire department to Warren Township, including a fully staffed paramedic ambulance. Her community involvement with the Lydick Lions Club and Lydick Food Pantry are just a couple of ways she gives back to the community. She deserves to be elected for another term, and she’ll be a watchdog when it comes to the budget. Wendy believes that the old fire station on Quince Road should be converted to a community center for Warren residents and that the fire department should have access to the apparatus side of the building for both training and an apparatus maintenance facility. Nick Zirille Niles Common sense Democrats have a saying: “Vote Blue No Matter Who.” That slogan tells you all you need to know about the Democrats. Wake up, America. A vote for Democrats is a vote for lunacy. A vote for Republicans is a vote for common sense. Randall Chrobot South Bend Yakym's voice I will not vote for U.S. Rep. Rudy Yakym for the following reasons. He and his fellow Republican Hoosier congressman have accomplished nothing. If you have the proclivity, please read the recent Brian Howey
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Ivy Tech South Bend Expands Dental Clinic to 18 Chairs Amid Indiana's Hygienist Shortage
Ivy Tech Community College South Bend-Elkhart cut the ribbon last week on an expanded dental hygiene clinic with 18 chairs, a $2.5 million project funded entirely through private donations. The new space serves double duty as a working clinic for the South Bend-Elkhart community and a classroom for dental hygiene students, giving roughly 40 students access to a larger facility and new technology.
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MMR vaccine clinic comes to Middlebury amid several measles cases in state
MIDDLEBURY, Ind. -- The Elkhart County Health Department is hosting an MMR vaccine clinic on Oct. 20 at First Mennonite Church in Middlebury for anyone ages 1 and up. The cost is $15 per shot, billed to insurance if eligible. Health officials say you must bring immunization records with you...
Times-Union Newspaper
Jaspaul Dhanota, MD, Joins Parkview Physicians Group In Elkhart
GOSHEN — Jaspaul Dhanota, MD, has joined Parkview Physicians Group – Family Medicine in Elkhart as a family medicine physician. He provides primary care services for patients of all ages, from newborns through older adults, with a focus on preventive care, chronic disease management and helping patients achieve their long-term health goals, the release from Parkview states.
WNDU
Beacon Health Systems to consolidate, centralize behavioral health services
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Beacon Health System is consolidating behavioral health services, WNDU confirmed. The health system said patients at the Elkhart Center for Behavioral Medicine will transfer to the Memorial Epworth Center. Beacon noted that the consolidation simply reflects a change in their care model and is “not...
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24 days in the dark: A broken fax machine causes a disabled woman to lose her caregiver
PLYMOUTH, Ind. -- For 24 days, a disabled woman in Plymouth said she lost the caretaker who helps her with her everyday needs, all because of an alleged broken fax machine. Local advocates say they are hearing from their clients too, who say they have to send their Medicaid paperwork via mail or hand deliver it to get their benefits.
WWMT
Patient injuries, staff failures could cost Kalamazoo mental health hospital its license
TEXAS TOWNSHIP, Mich. — Michigan regulators have issued a notice of intent to revoke Kalamazoo Behavioral Health Hospital's state license after an investigation found continued noncompliance with state licensure rules, including concerns over patient falls, injuries and supervision. Documents obtained by News Channel 3 show patients were taken from...