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MARSHALL – Christopher Gaffga describes his early search for a career as a quest for a concrete way to help people. His path initially led him into social work and journalism and to consider teaching and psychological therapy as alternatives.... Read More
AUGUST 21, 2023- MARSHALL, MI – In July, Oaklawn OBGYN, Dr. Eric Ebner, performed the final delivery of his obstetrics practice. This delivery marks one of over 5,000 children delivered throughout Dr. Ebner’s ongoing 41-year career. Although he will no... Read More
MARSHALL – A gathering of 140 golfers demonstrated the importance of compassionate health care when they turned out Aug. 11 for the “Birdies for Babies” fundraiser to benefit the Oaklawn Birth Center. The Marshall Country Club at 151 Lyon Lake... Read More
MARSHALL — A new collaboration with the multi-specialty health-care partnership Vituity will guarantee highest-quality service for patients visiting Oaklawn’s emergency department, according to the health-care organizations’ leaders. The transition was announced in a message in July from Oaklawn President and... Read More
Regional student athletes preparing for the 2023-24 season are being encouraged to take advantage of walk-in clinics for sports-related physical examinations at Oaklawn sites in Battle Creek, Albion and Marshall. The exams are good for the entire 2023-24 sports season,... Read More
MARSHALL – Oaklawn’s Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery team recently completed 750 cases with its Mako Robotic-Arm Assisted Technology. “Reaching this milestone signifies Oaklawn’s dedication and initiative to stay at the forefront in technology, continuing to progress in the latest... Read More
Children have easy access to firearms and this can lead to tragic consequences. Firearms recently became the number one cause of death for children and teens in the United States. Over 19,000 children and teens (0-19) are killed or injured... Read More
MARSHALL – After more than three years of restrictions imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the Oaklawn Auxiliary are working to restore services to patients and visitors — and much remains to be done. As a result, auxiliary leaders... Read More
BATTLE CREEK – Lingering curiosity about a relative’s health condition eventually drew John Green toward a career in medicine, despite having been propelled along a different initial path. “I used to be in radio, with WQXC ‘Cool 101,’” Green said.... Read More
MARSHALL – A career in medicine wasn’t exactly on Cherie Craft’s mind as she grew up in her hometown of Lansing. “When I was a teenager, I wanted to go into business and work for a makeup company,” she said.... Read More