Oaklawn Health Matters - Episode 2: Parkinson’s Speech Therapy, Swallow Tests Conducted by Oaklawn Experts
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: Oaklawn Health Matters - Episode 2: Parkinson’s Speech Therapy, Swallow Tests Conducted by Oaklawn Experts
Oaklawn provides bleeding control kits for City of Marshall vehicles and Marshall Fire Department
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: Oaklawn provides bleeding control kits for City of Marshall vehicles and Marshall Fire Department
Dustin Hall, DO joins Oaklawn Medical Group – Obstetrics & Gynecology
Dustin Hall, DO is the newest addition to the Oaklawn Medical Group – Obstetrics and Gynecology office located in the Wright Medical Building at 215 E Mansion St. in Marshall. The office can be reached at 269-558-0702. Dr. Hall brings... Read More: Dustin Hall, DO joins Oaklawn Medical Group – Obstetrics & Gynecology
New PA-C Jeni Wert joins Oaklawn Medical Group Tekonsha office
Jeniece “Jeni” Wert, is Oaklawn’s newest PA-C (Physician Assistant- Certified) and is working out of the Oaklawn Medical Group’s Tekonsha office The Tekonsha office is located at 2218 Old US27 North, Tekonsha, MI 49092 and can be reached by calling... Read More: New PA-C Jeni Wert joins Oaklawn Medical Group Tekonsha office
Oaklawn is now offering Parkinson Voice Project's SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program
Marshall, MI – Oaklawn is pleased to announce the SPEAK OUT! Therapy Program is now available through their speech therapy department. The SPEAK OUT! Therapy Program, developed by Parkinson Voice Project®, is an evidence-based program that helps individuals diagnosed with... Read More: Oaklawn is now offering Parkinson Voice Project's SPEAK OUT!® Therapy Program
May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month
Skin is the largest organ in the body. Skin cancer is the cancer you can SEE. Skin cancer is America’s most common cancer. Fortunately, skin cancer is also one of the most preventable cancers. It is estimated that one in... Read More: May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month
Speech and Language Disorders Common in Children
Welcome to May, a month dedicated to honoring the significance of all forms of communication and hearing in our everyday lives! Better Speech and Hearing Month serves as a reminder of the vital role that speech, language, and hearing play... Read More: Speech and Language Disorders Common in Children
Oaklawn Health Matters - Episode 1: Some Perspective for Women During Women's Health Week (or Anytime)
Women are often the caregivers for their families and loved ones. Lynette Robinson, Family Nurse Practitioner with Oaklawn Hospital in Marshall tells Community Matters that means women often overlook their own preventative health needs. Women’s Health Week, May 13-17, 2024,... Read More: Oaklawn Health Matters - Episode 1: Some Perspective for Women During Women's Health Week (or Anytime)
Communication and Swallowing Disorders Common in Adults
With speech, language, and swallowing disorders common in adults following stroke, head and neck cancer, and a variety of other illnesses and injuries, Oaklawn’s speech-language pathologists encourage residents to learn the signs—and seek an evaluation—if they have concerns about themselves... Read More: Communication and Swallowing Disorders Common in Adults
Oaklawn Auxiliary Luncheon honors volunteers
For the first time since 2019, Oaklawn held its Auxiliary Luncheon, honoring the Oaklawn Auxiliary and its volunteers, including Bobbi Machata and Linda Noble, who were honored for their 55 and 50 years of service respectively at the April 17... Read More: Oaklawn Auxiliary Luncheon honors volunteers