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Ascension Via Christi hospitals earn 'A' for safety from Leapfrog Hospital Safety - Vimarsana News

Ascension Via Christi hospitals earn 'A' for safety from Leapfrog Hospital Safety

Ascension Via Christi Hospital in Manhattan and Ascension Via Christi St. Francis in Wichita have received an “A” Leapfrog Hospital Safety Guide.

Source: wibw.com
Ascension Via Christi Hospital achievements a reason to celebrate - Vimarsana News

Ascension Via Christi Hospital achievements a reason to celebrate

Ascension Via Christi president Bob Copple says the Manhattan, KS hospital's achievements are a reason to celebrate.

Runners keep cool in 15th annual Run for Home in New Phila and Dover - Vimarsana News

Runners keep cool in 15th annual Run for Home in New Phila and Dover

Alex Shrock of New Philadelphia, Teresa Ferguson of Coventry Township, first man and woman to finish Run for Home half marathon

In Focus 5/14/21 - News Radio KMAN - Vimarsana News

In Focus 5/14/21 - News Radio KMAN

In Focus 5/14/21 On Friday’s edition of In Focus we spoke with President & CEO Bob Copple , Rita Zeller, Emily Schrader and Emily Walker from Ascension Via Christi.       0514 Ascension 1       0514 Ascension 2 We were also joined by Dr. Thomas Lane – K-State VP for Student Life discussing mental health initiatives.       0514 Lane 1

Task Force: More than 16 percent of Riley County residents have received vaccine - Vimarsana News

Task Force: More than 16 percent of Riley County residents have received vaccine

Members of the Manhattan Area Recovery Task Force met via Zoom Thursday. (Screenshot) Nearly 1 in 5 Riley County residents have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. As of Friday, more than 5,800 were fully vaccinated and an additional 5,800 receiving their first shot. Riley County Public Information Officer Alice Massimi addressed members of the Manhattan Area Recovery Task Force Thursday. “These are individuals that have been vaccinated by Riley County Health Department or our partners at Stone Creek, Lafene and others because we have given them some of our allotment we h...