Many of us have experienced the pain of substance use disorder, whether we struggle with addiction ourselves or have known someone who has struggled. In recent years, this has become even more urgent because of the dangerously potent opioids that are in our communities.
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Hospice Care: ‘A Road Map for the Family’
Lee and Louna Primm have turned to Carroll Hospice during some of the toughest times in their lives.
Working at Carroll Hospital: Barbara Aluna
Patient care technician Barbara Aluna says she loves her job, but Carroll Hospital makes her love it even more.
Working at Carroll Hospital: Jonathon Burger, R.N.
Emergency department registered nurse Jonathon Burger has worked at Carroll Hospital for 12 years.
Medical Misconception: Hospice is a Location
Each month we set the facts straight regarding a popular health and wellness myth.
This month’s myth: Hospice is a location. Read More
Celebrating Our Nursing Staff
Congratulations to Kelly Roemer, R.N., named Carroll Hospital’s Nurse of the Year last evening during the annual Best of the Best dinner honoring our nursing staff.
Inside Carroll Hospital: Spiritual Care Services
When patients receive a difficult diagnosis, they often ask “Why?” It’s during these times that our spiritual care services play a critical role in providing quality care at the hospital.
Understanding Hospice Care
November is National Hospice & Palliative Care Month. Regina Bodnar, executive director of Carroll Hospice, answers some frequently asked questions about hospice care.
Caring for an Aging Parent
Many challenges arise when it comes to caring for an aging parent, but thankfully you are not alone. Your parent’s primary care provider is your main ally—the coach shouting from the sidelines, ensuring everyone on your team is doing what they are supposed to do.
The Role of Hospitalists and Intensivists
With the need for more specialized and coordinated care for hospitalized patients today, hospitalists and intensivists are changing the way patients are cared for in the hospital setting. Mark Olszyk, M.D., vice president of medical affairs and chief medical officer, explains how these providers coordinate your care at the hospital.