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Idaho State Journal
David Peterson, DO, reaches milestone of 3,000 Mako Robotic-Arm-Assisted hip and knee surgeries
BLACKFOOT — David Peterson, DO, has reached an incredible milestone at Bingham Healthcare: 3,000 hip and knee replacement surgeries performed using Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery. It’s a remarkable number, but the real story is the people behind it. Each of those 3,000 procedures represents someone who came to...
Idaho State Journal
Opinion: Our nation's healthcare is unsafe hands
It's looking like it might have been a bad idea to put the nation's healthcare in the hands of a man who has publicly stated that he doesn't believe in germs. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, under Secretary Kennedy, has stopped monitoring foodborne illness, resulting in the current spread of the "explosive diarrhea" parasite.
KIFI Local News 8
Gateway Transitional Care Center celebrates new outpatient therapy clinic and trach unit
Gateway Transitional Care Center has been an essential healthcare facility in Pocatello, serving inpatients in rehab for injuries, surgeries, accidents and illnesses. June 22 marked the opening of a double-facility expansion to offer outpatient therapies and vent/trach care for respiratory patients.
Herald-Journal
Caribou Medical Center celebrates grand opening of Grace clinic
Caribou Medical Center celebrates the grand opening of the new clinic in Grace, Idaho. Community members gathered to celebrate a milestone for CMC’s dedication to making local healthcare even more accessible with the Grace Clinic officially opening its doors to patients on July 14. The modern facility marks a...
eastidahonews.com
Possible measles exposure at Driggs grocery store; health officials urge vaccinations
TETON COUNTY, Idaho – Eastern Idaho Public Health has reported a case of measles in Teton County. This individual is a vaccinated adult that came in close contact with a known case during their infectious period. This is the 10th case in Idaho this year and the second case in eastern Idaho this year.
decorhint.com
This Abandoned Idaho Hospital Still Feels Too Eerie To Ignore
Some buildings do not need to slam a door to make people lower their voices. This Idaho site has that kind of presence, the sort that makes curiosity feel brave until the hallway starts looking a little too long. Built in 1903, the former institution carries more than ghost stories.