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"Diabetes" might seem like a scary word for parents and caregivers, but it’s quite manageable with the proper care team.

Within 48 hours of having a heart attack, Gary Scroggins walked out of the hospital thanks to Carle Arrow Ambulance in Savoy.

Screenings featured hand-held devices that pair with smartphones and tablets to measure and report a person’s heart rhythm.

Carle is the only Illinois hospital outside the Chicago and St. Louis areas to offer TransCarotid Artery Revascularization (TCAR).

"We picked it up on the pacemaker-defibrillator and said, ‘You have an arrhythmia,’” Dr. Anuj Garg said.

Region’s only nationally recognized Diabetes Education Program empowers patients and minimizes complications.

“I always wanted to take a chopper ride. I just would have liked to have seen the scenery,” patient Grant Brewer from near Noble said.

Dr. Zachary Osborne: “Her carotid artery – the large artery from the heart to the brain – was 95 to 99 percent narrowed.”

“With Jac and other afib patients, we aim to minimize or prevent recurrence for as long as possible and restore quality of life.”

During American Heart Month and always, Champaign man now advocates for wellness visits and cardiac rehabilitation. 

Once the catheter reached Alberto Nieto’s lungs, Dr. Greg Babcock found the blood clots and dissolved them.

Carle treats complex pediatric cases spanning birth to age 18 to meet families' demand for high-quality local care.

Diabetes is often misunderstood. Two women share how technology and support improve how they’re living with the chronic condition.

Let’s review some basic terms and concepts from Carle experts that you’ll need to know to manage a heart condition.

Heart and stroke prevention benefit from Carle staff and Carle Illinois College of Medicine students partnering on research.

In the 15 years since her surgery, Karen DeBauche has hiked Alaskan glaciers and savored her job and circle of friends.