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Do you have a medicine cabinet full of medications you no longer use? What do you do with your medication when you no longer need what remains in the bottle? One California study found that the average American household houses 2.7 pounds of expired or unused prescription and over-the-counter medications. For answers to medication disposal […]
What a day! What a community! Generous donors gave a record-breaking $365,712 to the RiverView Foundation on Giving Hearts Day, February 14! More than 450 non-profit organizations from North Dakota and northwestern Minnesota participated in the 24-hour fundraiser for non-profits that brought in more than $16 million through about 68,000 donations. The Foundation ranked in
Each month, RiverView Health offers a free Type 2 Diabetes Support Group meeting open to anyone with Type 2 diabetes and his/her family members. The February 27 meeting will feature “Healing through Art’’ with Trey Everett. “Healing through Art’’ is a workshop designed to be creative, fun, and inspiring. Individuals will learn to work with
RiverView Foundation Board of Directors is seeking applications for the 13th annual Bishop Afonya Healthcare Scholarship. This $1,000 scholarship is given to any resident of RiverView Health’s service area that includes Crookston and other communities within a 30-mile radius of Crookston. The recipient must either be enrolled or with an intention to enroll in a
RiverView Health’s concussion program is now a Credentialed ImPACT Consultant (CIC) program after Dr. Erik Kanten earned his CIC designation. The CIC designation is the highest accolade in concussion care assuring patients they are receiving the best possible care. The CIC program is available to licensed healthcare professionals permitted to administer neurocognitive testing. RiverView’s new
Crookston High School Counselor Leah Zimmerman has been busy working with Erica Terpstra from Fisher Schools to create a new age job/college for high school students. On Wednesday night, local students and their parents are invited to Crookston High School to learn about the education needed to work in the six areas of work prevalent
