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Organ donor spouse, organ recipient, to share stories at Carle Health Donate Life events

Carle Foundation Hospital and Carle BroMenn Medical Center are hosting organ donation awareness events next week in partnership with Gift of Hope.

Carle helps the community meet new CDC recommendation for Hepatitis B screenings

Carle offers patients Hepatitis B screenings to prevent the spread of the disease, a service which meets the new CDC recommendation for all adults to receive testing at least once in their life.

Thanks a (couple of) million: National Volunteer Week

Volunteers inspire others with their talents as they give back throughout the Carle Health system.

Healthcare Decisions Day provides an opportunity to consider your care choices

Cities throughout central Illinois will recognize April 16 as Healthcare Decisions Day prompting important conversations about care planning preferences and using advance directives to make these choices known.

Adjusting to life without masks means a busy time for pediatricians treating viral illness, strep

Pediatricians offer important reminders of handwashing, staying home if ill and staying away from others who are ill as they manage an uptick in illness among children.

Care in Central Illinois

Carle Health is proud to welcome the former UnityPoint Health – Central Illinois network along with Trillium Place and Methodist College into its system of care with a focus on improving the health and well-being of the communities it serves.

Sisters follow in each other's footsteps to become legacy nurses

Family of nurses delivers history of caring and dedication at Carle Richland Memorial Hospital and Carle Foundation Hospital.

Achoo! Managing allergies with the onset of spring

The beginning of spring often means the onset of allergy symptoms. Itching, avoidance, sometimes medication or even shots are all part of the season for allergy sufferers.

Two doctors at Carle Foundation Hospital share insight about first year of residency

Two doctors wrapping up their first year of residency at Carle Foundation Hospital were among the first graduates from Carle Illinois College of Medicine in 2022.

Advancing technologies can make living with diabetes more manageable

Monitoring blood sugar and managing diabetes day-to-day can be stressful and time consuming, but new technologies and resources are helping to improve this process for many.

Carle Health partners with Illinois Wesleyan University on its student health services

Carle Health assumes responsibility for the clinical management and day-to-day operations of the Illinois Wesleyan University Arnold Health Services in Bloomington, beginning April 1, in a move that both organizations hope will enhance students' access to healthcare. Laura Kane, RN, remains with the health service, joined by Jennifer Toohill, APP.

New software improves communication for Radiology patients using MyCarle

Patients can read radiology reports with ease in their MyCarle accounts as definitions and plain language are added using artificial intelligence.

Carle Foundation Hospital visitors will register, check in, starting March 20

Community members visiting Carle Foundation Hospital patients and those entering the Emergency Department soon will need to show photo identification, register and receive a visitor badge when entering the hospital.

Carle BroMenn sponsors Healthcare House with Habitat for Humanity of McLean County

Carle BroMenn Medical Center is partnering with Habitat for Humanity of McLean County to build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter.

Carle’s pulmonary rehab program helps patients breathe easier

With help from Carle’s pulmonary rehab program, patients can improve their long-term health and manage symptoms from chronic lung and respiratory tract diseases.

Check your expectations at the door when it comes to colorectal cancer

The rising incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer makes it important for all adults to have a conversation with their doctor if they experience symptoms that may be consistent with colorectal cancer. The earlier colorectal cancer is detected, the easier it is to treat.

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