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At 6 feet 5 inches tall and wearing size 15 shoes, Crookston’s Nolan Johnson, 15, doesn’t exactly fit the image of a “child”. Yet no matter how tall they stand or how big their feet get, every child and teenager still needs an annual well-child visit. Johnson, whose shoe size matches his age, recently visited […]
The Crookston School Board met on Monday and discussed several topics, including hiring new co-principals at Highland Elementary School, cooperative sponsor agreements with Riverside Christian School for girls’ and boys’ sports, and policy updates. NEW HIGHLAND CO-PRINCIPALSThe school board voted unanimously to approve employment contracts for Dave Kuehn and Greg Garmen as co-principals at Highland
When Carol Jagow left RiverView Health’s swing bed program, she departed stronger, more independent, and feeling a little pampered, too. Jagow, of Grand Forks, spent just over two weeks in RiverView’s swing bed program in May after being hospitalized following a fall. Although she did not suffer any broken bones, the fall left her too
Busy. Dr. Lauren Rose’s Family Medicine with Obstetrics (OB) practice at RiverView Health is busy. Her home life with her husband and four children is busy, too. While many may wonder how she balances it all, those who work alongside her say she does so with kindness, professionalism, respect for her patients and coworkers, and
Treat yourself to a meal out on Monday, July 20, and help raise funds in memory of a much-loved caregiver. The public is invited to a taco-in-a-bag fundraiser to benefit area nursing students through the Lynette “Pud” Joseph Regional Nursing Scholarship. July 20 would be Joseph’s 75th birthday, and it is a great time to
Men are significantly less likely than women to seek routine medical care—about 67% less likely to visit a doctor regularly. On average, men also die nearly six years earlier than women. Because many men delay checkups, health conditions are often diagnosed at later, less treatable stages. RiverView Health encourages area men to prioritize their health
