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CAPTRUST recognized for Franciscan Health Foundation support - Vimarsana News

CAPTRUST recognized for Franciscan Health Foundation support

MICHIGAN CITY — The Franciscan Health Foundation of Northern Indiana is thanking CAPTRUST for its recent donations totaling $4,166 in support of the Franciscan Health Michigan City Prenatal Assistance Program

Indiana Department of Health Commissioner addresses state's high infant mortality rate - Vimarsana News

Indiana Department of Health Commissioner addresses state's high infant mortality rate

Indiana Department of Health Commissioner Lindsay Weaver recently addressed the state's high infant mortality rate at a Franciscan Health’s Prenatal Assistance Program event Innsbrook Country Club in Merrillville.

Franciscan Health hosts state health commissioner to discuss maternal/fetal health - Vimarsana News

Franciscan Health hosts state health commissioner to discuss maternal/fetal health

MERRILLVILLE — Franciscan Health’s Prenatal Assistance Program this month hosted an evening with Indiana Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Lindsay Weaver, and Franciscan medical staff, focused on maternal/fetal health.

Franciscan Health Michigan City, The Milk Bank providing breast milk to infants - Vimarsana News

Franciscan Health Michigan City, The Milk Bank providing breast milk to infants

Franciscan Health Michigan City and The Milk Bank are providing breast milk to infants in need.

Franciscan Health Hammond hospital will soon stop receiving ambulances - Vimarsana News

Franciscan Health Hammond hospital will soon stop receiving ambulances

Franciscan Health notified first responders that it will start turning away ambulances at 6 a.m. Dec. 23. The Emergency Department will continue to take walk-in patients until Dec. 31.