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RIVERVIEW HEALTH TO HOST LUNCHEON AND SPINE CARE FOR FARMERS DISCUSSION ON MARCH 27

Before the craze of spring planting, it’s time to think farm safety, or, more specifically, farmer safety. RiverView Health will offer a free public health presentation on Wednesday, March 27, titled “Spine Care for Farmers: Occupational Health in the Farming Community.” Josie Huot, a University of North Dakota Occupational Therapy Doctoral student, will present on

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RIVERVIEW FOUNDATIONS ANNOUNCES SCHOLARHSIP OPPORTUNITIES

The application period for many healthcare scholarships through the RiverView Foundation is now open. Applications for the following scholarships are due to the Foundation office by noon on April 15, 2024. Bishop Afonya Healthcare Scholarship: In memory of his father, Bishop Afonya, Dr. Idatonye Afonya offers the Bishop Afonya Healthcare Scholarship through the RiverView Foundation.

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TIANNA HAMRE NAMED RIVERVIEW HEALTH EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH

In high school, Tianna Hamre took the opportunity to job shadow in RiverView’s Laboratory. The experience helped her decide she wanted to become a Medical Laboratory Scientist (MLS). Fast forward to today and Hamre’s title is MLS in RiverView’s Laboratory. Just recently, she also picked up the title of Employee of the Month for January.

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JUDIE KANTEN RECEIVES RIVERVIEW HEALTH AUXILIARY VOLUNTEER AWARD

It takes a special person to not only come up with new ideas for fundraising, but see those ideas all the way through to the end. However, Judie Kanten, of Crookston, is praised for making it all look effortless as she helps prepare for and carry out these fundraisers as part of the RiverView Health

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RIVERVIEW SLEEP SPECIALIST’S SHARE TIPS WHILE ADJUSTING TO DAYLIGHT SAVINGS

Don’t forget to “spring ahead’’ on Sunday, March 10, when daylight savings time (DST) begins at 2 am. Most U.S. residents – with the exception of those in Arizona and Hawaii – follow the Uniform Time Act of 1966, which mandates states use DST, meaning we will lose one hour of sleep with Sunday’s time

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SWING BED CARE AT RIVERVIEW MAKES PEOPLE FEEL AT HOME, CLOSE TO HOME

Did you know that hospital patients who no longer need acute care but are not ready to go home can stay at RiverView Health in swing bed care? Swing bed is a level of care available to Medicare beneficiaries and some patients with private insurance that is considered a step down from acute care, shared

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