Blessing radiation therapy nurse earns DAISY Award
Kathy Rossmiller, RN, Radiation Therapy, Blessing Hospital, became the 22nd Blessing nurse to receive the international DAISY Award.
read moreKathy Rossmiller, RN, Radiation Therapy, Blessing Hospital, became the 22nd Blessing nurse to receive the international DAISY Award.
read moreBlessing Health System and another area healthcare provider have entered into an affiliation agreement to improve access to care for area patients.
read moreBlessing Hospice hosts the “Memory Bear” program, making items including stuffed bears and pillows for their families out of textile items that belonged to their loved one.
read moreMichelle Wolfmeyer, MBA, has been promoted to Director, Information Systems Applications, at Blessing Hospital.
read moreJoni Smith, RN, MSN, MBA, has become a board-certified registered nurse (RN-BC), by passing the national Nursing Professional Development Certification examination of the American Nursing Credentialing Center.
read moreDarlene Sorensen, RN, board certified in Pain Management, has retired from Blessing Hospital after 22 years of service.
read moreMastectomy Aftermath: Volunteers help to produce crocheted prosthesis, which takes shape and feel of real breast.
read moreThe CDC recommends all people over the age of 6 months get a flu shot, with emphasis on pregnant women, those who suffer from asthma or other breathing difficulties, and those who suffer from chronic health conditions such as diabetes, kidney and liver disease or heart problems.
read moreWhat should have been a peaceful night’s sleep began a months-long nightmare for Pam Crow of Warsaw, IL. “I was lying there one night and reached up to scratch my chest and I felt a lump,” recalled the 48-year-old wife, mother, grandmother and financial aid administrator for an area school recalled.
read moreThe Look Good Feel Better program is offered at the Blessing Cancer Center Appearance Center. Group workshops, one-on-one consultations and take home materials for women and men are offered at no cost to patients.
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