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We appreciate our community’s overwhelming generosity and willingness to help with donations. We will accept unopened N95 masks in original packaging, sanitary wipes, protective goggles, and hand sewn masks. Oaklawn staff is onsite at Heritage Commons (13444 Preston Dr, Marshall,... Read More
Tommy is 9 and wets the bed almost every night. In the morning, he is so embarrassed that he hides his sheets in his closet. His mom is worried about him because he’s started to become less talkative, and seems... Read More
Raise your hand if you know someone who hates going to the doctor. Raise your other hand if you know someone who waits to go to the doctor until something is wrong. Chances are, we all know someone who is... Read More
MARSHALL – While growing up in northern Indiana, young Andrea Landesman always seemed to have a knack for picking up on other people’s emotions and understanding their backgrounds. “I listened to people and wanted to know their stories,” she recalled.... Read More
BATTLE CREEK – The strength of a loving family connection and the power of a healing relationship led young Shaena Freeman to apply her interest in science to a career in the medical arts. “I didn’t grow up wanting to... Read More
MARSHALL – Oaklawn’s first baby of 2020 is Paisley Rose Cottingham, born at 5:53 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 1, in the Oaklawn Birth Center. The child is the daughter of Katelynn Hamilton of Marshall and Brandon Cottingham of Albion. Little Paisley... Read More
MARSHALL – More people will be able to get improved medical information from their physicians because of an $1.8 million upgrade in Oaklawn’s magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment. The new SIGNA™ Premier system offers the latest advancements in diagnostic technology,... Read More
MARSHALL – Shannon Martin, M.D., has been named Oaklawn’s 2019 Physician of the Year and Yolanda Mathews has been named Oaklawn’s Employee of the Year. Martin, an ophthalmologist, was selected out of 17 nominees for Physician of the year and... Read More
The end of summer marks the beginning of another school year. As students return to school backpacks should be a subject matter taken seriously. Medical complications could result from backpacks that are too heavy, not properly fitted, or poorly designed.... Read More
Did you know that pools are great for a lot more than just swimming? In fact, aquatic therapy can be a very effective form of treatment for people in need of physical rehabilitation. Two great things about it (besides the... Read More