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In-office visits are picking up at RiverView Health as COVID-19 cases decrease throughout the state, and adults realize the importance of routine checkups for themselves and well-child visits and immunizations for their children. “Our parking lot was packed this morning, and there was a line in the Cafeteria at lunch,” shared an optimistic Carrie Michalski, […]
If you ask most people what they are thankful for, you will hear “health’’ more often than not. Especially in this uncertain time with the threat of COVID-19, the adage that “health comes first’’ has never rung more true. Fitting, then, that “where health comes first’’ is the 2020 theme of National Hospital Week, recognized
On Tuesday, Gov. Tim Walz announced executive order 2-52, allowing elective procedures to resume as soon as May 11. RiverView Health President and CEO Carrie Michalski said the order is a step forward toward returning to normal by bringing the decision on procedures back into the hands of local physicians. “It was very appreciated news,
KROX talked with RiverView Health CEO Carrie Michalski to get an idea on how prepared Crookston is should an influx of COVID-19 cases show up in the community. One thing that is often said when there is a crisis is that people and communities come together, and that is what Michalski describes happening with the
Carrie Michalski, President/CEO of RiverView Health, issued the following statement regarding RiverView’s current status on doing elective procedures – “RiverView Health is focused on the health and safety of our communities and patients with the awareness that defeating COVID 19 is a national issue. As a health care community nationally, we are working as a
The United Way of Crookston is very close to the annual campaign fundraising goal and is determined to once again succeed. One of the most fun events we run is our annual Jail and Bail promotion where local “celebrities” are chosen as jailees. They are tasked with raising bail money by March 27 or they
