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Eastern Iowa Health Center launches telepsychiatry service - Vimarsana News

Eastern Iowa Health Center launches telepsychiatry service

The Eastern Iowa Health Center, the Cedar Rapids-based safety net provider, launched a telehealth program offering virtual psychiatric appointments for its patients after officials reported long wait-times among other providers locally.

Things to do next weekend in Johnson County include concert at Gabe's - Vimarsana News

Things to do next weekend in Johnson County include concert at Gabe's

Kansas City band Katy Guillen and The Drive will take the stage at Gabe's in Iowa City while FilmScene hosts an Oscar-viewing party next Sunday.

ImOn Communications continues fiber internet expansion in Iowa City - Vimarsana News

ImOn Communications continues fiber internet expansion in Iowa City

The Cedar Rapids-based ImOn is working to have the fiber network available to all residences and businesses in Iowa City by the end of 2022. Another 3,200 resident addresses were added, the company announced.

New Mercy Medical partnership with Mount Mercy University aims to keep nurses in Cedar Rapids - Vimarsana News

New Mercy Medical partnership with Mount Mercy University aims to keep nurses in Cedar Rapids

Under the new program, Mercy Medical will provide financial assistance and salaries to Mount Mercy University nursing students, and in exchange, those students will work at the hospital after graduation.

The Elbert Files: Faulty towers - Business Record - Vimarsana News

The Elbert Files: Faulty towers - Business Record

The University of Iowa’s Stead Family Children’s Hospital in Iowa City and the Neal Smith Federal Building in Des Moines are faulty towers. Both wer