Peripheral artery disease, or PAD, is a common circulation problem where buildup in arteries leads to reduced blood flow to toes and legs. Who is at RISK? Anyone over the age of 50 with diabetes People who are obese People... Read More
Dr. Megan Saifi has joined Oaklawn Medical Group’s Marshall Internal and Family Medicine office located at 720 US Highway 27 N. in Marshall. The office can be reached at 269-781-6600. Saifi (pronounced SAFE-EE) relocated to Marshall in recent weeks following... Read More
The staff of Oaklawn Hospice are once again recipients of a SHP Best Premier Performer family-satisfaction award for calendar year 2023. The award is issued by Santa Barbara, Calif.-based Strategic Healthcare Programs LLC. The awards are based on data supplied... Read More
Pictured from left: Scott Martin, RNFA; Dr. Theresa Klee, General Surgeon; and Rachael Herrera, RN, BSN, Director of Surgical Services Read More
It is possible that those around you may recognize some signs of hearing loss before you do. But perhaps you have noticed your own difficulty hearing. In this episode of Oaklawn Health Matters, Audiologist Michael Thompson discusses the typical signs of... Read More
Cindy Wagner, MA, LLP, a psychologist with Oaklawn for 34 years, will be retiring this fall. Wagner, who has been seeing patients in Calhoun County for more than four decades began at Oaklawn Outpatient Psychological Services (15209 W Michigan Ave,... Read More
This fall, Oaklawn will open a new retail pharmacy at 310 E. Michigan Ave. inside the back of the Brooks Building in downtown Marshall, which was formerly the dialysis center location. In light of the expected closing of Rite Aid... Read More
Beginning in September, Oaklawn will no longer be offering automated breast ultrasound (ABUS). Mammography guidelines state that routine mammography with 3D mammography (tomosynthesis), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and handheld ultrasound (HHUS) are the standard of care for patients with dense... Read More
There is no need to travel any further than Marshall, Michigan and Oaklawn Hospital for speech therapy related to Parkinson’s Disease and other ailments. In the inaugural episode of Oaklawn Health Matters, speech therapist Dava Montgomery talks about programs like LSVT-Loud... Read More
On June 28, Oaklawn provided 28 bleeding control kits to the Marshall Fire Department as well as to the City of Marshall where the kits will be available in their service vehicles, including the Department of Public Works, Electric Department,... Read More