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ANNUAL RIVERVIEW HEALTH GOLF CLASSIC RAISED OVER $27,500

The 19th Annual RiverView Foundation Golf Classic, held on June 10, was a tremendous success, thanks to the support of sponsors, donors, and golfers. The Vaaler Insurance/Garden Valley Technologies team—Jen Marben, Andy Vaaler, Brian Grunhovd, and Matt Derosier—emerged victorious, adding to their accolades from the 2023 championship. Randy Schoenborn, Foundation Director, announced that the event

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH’S MADDIE ENGELSTAD NOW A CERTIFIED LYMPHEDEMA THERAPIST

Congratulations to Maddie Engelstad, MOTR/L, RiverView Health’s newest Certified Lymphedema Therapist (CLT). Engelstad provides lymphedema management through Home Care and Rehab Services. Lymphedema is a non-curable, chronic condition in which excess fluid collects in tissues, causing swelling that can be severe and debilitating. Engelstad is in good company as a CLT at RiverView. She joins

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RIVERVIEW HEALTH WELCOMES DR. BRENNEN SMITH TO ITS ORTHOPAEDICS TEAM

RiverView Health welcomes Brennen Smith, DO, to its Orthopaedics Team. As an orthopaedic surgeon, Dr. Smith covers a wide range of general procedures and trauma, including scope, repair, and replacement of upper extremities, hips, and knees. Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery In June, Dr. Smith will launch a Mako Robotic-Arm Joint Replacement Program for adults living with

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BRITTNI JOHNSON NAMED RIVERVIEW HEALTH EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH

Not only do Brittni Johnson’s directors and co-workers sing her praises at RiverView Health, where she has been a physical therapist for four years, but her patients are also quick to share the results of her exceptional services every chance they get. Therefore, it’s no surprise that she was recently named the Employee of the Month of April.

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BREATHE EASIER WITH ALLERGY AND ASTHMA TIPS FROM RIVERVIEW HEALTH

If your allergies and asthma are flaring up ahead of schedule this year, you’re not alone. Experts report that Minnesota’s mild winter has given pollen a head start, and people feel it. Pollen from grasses, trees, and weeds needs to be reproduced. However, it can also cause health concerns, triggering allergies and asthma attacks and

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CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL TO HOST A STUDENT JOB FAIR ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 15

The City of Crookston and the Crookston School District have come together to put on an event that will look to benefit upperclassmen and others at CHS. The event is a Student Job Fair, which will take place on Wednesday, May 15, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the CHS commons. Crookston School District Randy

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