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Staying safe as the weather warms up As the weather heats up, Intermountain Healthcare says it's a good time to make sure you are properly prepared for outdoor adventures. By: Intermountain Healthcare and last updated 2021-04-29 12:43:27-04 Each year more than 1,200 people die, and thousands are injured in bicycle, roller blade, scooter or skateboard accidents. Intermountain Healthcare hospitals and clinics are also already seeing an increase in the number of outdoor and ATV accidents this year as people stop quarantining due to the COVID-19 pandemic and seek to enjoy more out...

By JCMC April 20, 2021 at 2:33 PM Jersey City Medical Center is expanding its services in support of victims of violence and their families. Jersey City Medical Center is expanding its services in support of victims of violence and their ... Credits: Courtesy of Jersey City Medical Center Ad April 20, 2021 at 2:33 PM Jersey City Medical Center is expanding its services in support of victims of violence and their families, thanks to a federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) grant. Based on an evidence-based treatment and intervention model developed at the University of California, the program ...

'The sickest I've ever been': Sanford administrator and former paramedic shares his COVID-19 battle Sherm Syverson was hospitalized for nearly a week and was out of work for almost a month with the virus. Written By: Robin Huebner | × Sherman "Sherm" Syverson and his wife Deb are both Sanford Health employees. Sherm was hospitalized for almost a week with COVID-19. Special to The Forum FARGO — Sherman Syverson has spent his entire adult life helping patients suffering from medical emergencies. “Sherm” started in high school as a volunteer first responder in ...

Sherm Syverson was hospitalized for nearly a week and was out of work for almost a month with the virus.

DeAnna Porter gives vax to mom, Cheryl Ford (Tenet Health Central Coast) SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - Tenet Health Central Coast's Sierra Vista Regional Medical Center got the green light this week from SLO County to expand COVID-19 vaccinations.  The eligible group encompassed family and household members of staff, 65 and older. For two medical staff members, it became a family affair. Dr. Neil Correia and his father, Dennis Correia (Tenet Health Central Coast) Tuesday's rollout event created a triple milestone of sorts for Dr. Correia. Not only was it his birthday, he was also scheduled to ...