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04/24/2026

Monday, Iris Family Support Center, formerly known as SCAN, in collaboration with Parkview DeKalb Hospital and Alliance Health Centers (AHC), opened a new Family Support Center in DeKalb County.

The new clinic is strengthening access to prenatal care, substance use support and family resources by providing immediate resource navigation and services from Iris and AHC.

Pictured from left to right: Dee Szyndrowski, CEO, Iris Family Support Center; Andrea Hoy, Department of Child Services; Dr. Nikki King, Alliance Health Centers; Jessica Hicks, Iris Family Support Center; Julie Wilson, Parkview DeKalb Hospital

Read the full press release: https://bit.ly/3QvMk2H

04/23/2026

How to help your child understand the value of eating the rainbow: https://bit.ly/4cu1T3C

04/22/2026

Congratulations to the graduating State University nursing students who are launching their careers with Parkview Health! We’re proud to have you on our team and can’t wait to see all you accomplish.

04/22/2026

Open, informed conversations about health are essential at every stage of life, and yet some topics can feel difficult to discuss. Testicular health is one such subject. Dr. Kushal Naha helps us understand the basics of self-exams and how to talk about them.

Open, informed conversations about health are essential at every stage of life and yet some topics can feel difficult to discuss. Testicular health is one...

04/22/2026

Thomas Arend, RD, registered dietitian, Parkview Regional Medical Center, explains the balancing act of sodium intake.

04/22/2026

Every day, Parkview volunteers make a powerful difference through their compassion and generous spirit.

This month, we proudly celebrate our nine volunteers of the year while extending our heartfelt thanks to all of our volunteers who help patients, families and co‑workers feel truly seen, supported and cared for.

1. Lou Kerekgyarto | Parkview Regional Medical Center | 7 years volunteering; over 1,100 hours

2. Andrew Kaufmann | Parkview Physicians Group – Bryan | 4 years volunteering; over 730 hours

3. Jeanne Burns | Parkview DeKalb Hospital | 15 years volunteering; over 3,100 hours

4. Sharon Laupp | Parkview Huntington Hospital | 20 years volunteering; over 1,400 hours

5. Marilyn Ott | Parkview LaGrange Hospital | 19 years volunteering; over 2,100 hours

6. Deb Musall | Parkview Logansport Hospital | 19 years volunteering; over 20,000 hours

7. Clark Ream | Parkview Noble Hospital | 7 years volunteering; over 1,000 hours

8. Deborah Lehman | Parkview Wabash Hospital | 8 years volunteering; over 1,400 hours

9. Sharon Cox | Parkview Whitley Hospital | 18 years; over 5,700 hours

04/21/2026

The FDA recently published updates clarifying policies for compounding drug manufacturers producing GLP-1 medications post drug shortage.

In this post, Dr. Brian LaMar explains what those updated guidelines mean, why Parkview Weight Management cautions against using compounded GLP-1 alternatives and shares additional treatment options for patients seeking medication-assisted weight loss.

With GLP-1 medications becoming widely popular in the weight-loss arena over the last few years, many online pharmacies and direct-to-consumer telehealth...

04/21/2026

Amanda Schraeger, NP, explains the mechanics of common sleep apnea.

04/20/2026

During National Patient Experience Week (April 26–May 1), we’re highlighting how this digital tool supports care experiences at Parkview and makes managing health easier for you and your family.

A positive healthcare experience is made up of many small moments. Scheduling an appointment online. Feeling prepared for a visit. Getting answers when...

04/19/2026

The third week of April marks Volunteer Appreciation Week. During this observance, we recognize Parkview Hospice volunteers and the essential role they play on the hospice team, delivering care and support to our patients and staff.

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This post was written by Alison Eckert, volunteer coordinator, Parkview Hospice. Each year, the third week of April marks Volunteer Appreciation Week....

04/18/2026

Chronic stress can worsen hot flashes, anxiety, sleep issues and weight gain around the midsection. Being intentional about managing stress can help lower your cortisol level and improve overall health.

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This post was written by Leslie Angel, FNP, DipACLM, Family Medicine, Employer Clinics.   During perimenopause, hormone changes can significantly affect...