Oaklawn recognizes Dr. Vincent Shen upon his upcoming retirement
MARSHALL — Oaklawn announces the upcoming retirement of hematologist and oncologist Vincent Shen, M.D., who will conclude his clinical privileges on Dec. 31, 2025, after 21 years of service to patients with cancer and blood-related disorders. Dr. Shen has been... Read More: Oaklawn recognizes Dr. Vincent Shen upon his upcoming retirement
To Drive or Not to Drive: Where Do We Begin?
When a friend, loved one, or aging parent begins to show difficulty with driving, it can often be a sensitive situation to address. Where do we begin? How can we tell if Dad is still safe to be behind the wheel? And... Read More: To Drive or Not to Drive: Where Do We Begin?
Sepsis Awareness Month: Recognize the Signs, Save Lives
What Is Sepsis (and Why September Matters) Sepsis is a life-threatening medical emergency that occurs when the body’s extreme response to an infection damages its own tissues and organs. Without quick diagnosis and treatment, sepsis can lead to shock, multi-organ... Read More: Sepsis Awareness Month: Recognize the Signs, Save Lives
Q&A: What Is Chronic Care Management and How Can It Help You Stay Healthier?
Living with chronic health conditions can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. Through Oaklawn’s partnership with CareHarmony, eligible Medicare patients now have access to Chronic Care Management (CCM), a service designed to help you manage your health more effectively... Read More: Q&A: What Is Chronic Care Management and How Can It Help You Stay Healthier?
Oaklawn Celebrates 100 Years of Care with Unforgettable Community Celebration in Downtown Marshall
MARSHALL, Mich. — On Friday, July 25, Oaklawn marked a historic milestone — exactly 100 years to the day that its first patient was treated in the hospital — with a Centennial Celebration that brought the entire community together in... Read More: Oaklawn Celebrates 100 Years of Care with Unforgettable Community Celebration in Downtown Marshall
Heart Disease and Wound Healing: At the Heart of the Matter
Heart disease can impact wound healing by reducing blood flow and oxygen to the wound site. This can delay wound healing and increase the risk for infection. How does heart disease affect wound healing? Reduced blood flow: heart disease can... Read More: Heart Disease and Wound Healing: At the Heart of the Matter
Partners in Prevention, Time to Act, to Keep the Skin Intact!
Worldwide Pressure Injury Prevention Day Join us November 21st in building awareness for pressure injuries and how you can prevent them on Stop the Pressure Day. Prevention is Key! Avoid pressure, friction, and shear injuries. Regularly changing a person’s lying... Read More: Partners in Prevention, Time to Act, to Keep the Skin Intact!
Q & A: Patient Surveys
Oaklawn partners with Press Ganey, a health care company that develops patient satisfaction surveys, to gather patient feedback and improve patient experience, safety, and quality. More than 41,000 healthcare facilities work with Press Ganey and their team of renowned healthcare... Read More: Q & A: Patient Surveys
World Ostomy Day - October 2, 2024
What is an ostomy? An ostomy causes a change in the way urine or stool exits the body following a surgical procedure. Bodily waste is rerouted from its usual path due to malfunctioning of either the urinary or digestive systems.... Read More: World Ostomy Day - October 2, 2024
Keeping PACE – Enjoy the Fall without the falls
Written By Ryan Miller, Senior Care Partners PACE The Fall season in Michigan is beautiful. The colors on the trees are changing. The smell of pumpkin spice is in the area. This month we are talking about another type of... Read More: Keeping PACE – Enjoy the Fall without the falls