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
Oaklawn Health Matters Episode 12 - Partnership Bolsters Chronic Care Management for Oaklawn Patients
Sometimes, patients need help with the simpler things, like scheduling appointments with their medical professionals. Other times, they may need assistance with something that is more involved – like accessing home health or medical equipment. In this episode of Oaklawn Health... Read More: Oaklawn Health Matters Episode 12 - Partnership Bolsters Chronic Care Management for Oaklawn Patients
Taylor Reed, PA-C, joins Oaklawn Express Care
Taylor Reed, PA-C, has joined Oaklawn Express Care in Marshall (1174 W Michigan Ave), but is also expected to work at the Beckley Road (5352 Beckley Road) location in Battle Creek. Reed grew up in Southwest Michigan near the Indiana... Read More: Taylor Reed, PA-C, joins Oaklawn Express Care
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
Oaklawn and CareHarmony Mark One Year of Partnership Supporting Patients with Chronic Conditions
Marshall, Mich. — One year ago, Oaklawn partnered with CareHarmony to enhance care for Medicare patients living with multiple chronic conditions. Today, that partnership continues to thrive—delivering personalized, proactive support that bridges the gap between office visits and helps patients... Read More: Oaklawn and CareHarmony Mark One Year of Partnership Supporting Patients with Chronic Conditions
Oaklawn opens new Occupational Medicine Office
MARSHALL, Mich. – Oaklawn is excited to announce the opening of its new Occupational Medicine office in the Wright Medical Building at 215 E. Mansion St., Suite 2A, in Marshall, Mich. Since its launch in April, the Oaklawn occupational medicine... Read More: Oaklawn opens new Occupational Medicine Office
Athena Health Warns about Look-alike Websites
Fraudulent Look-alike Websites Athena Health is the secure Electronic Health Record (EHR) program that Oaklawn Medical Group uses to hold and store all the personal health information of our patients. It is also the program that is used by medical... Read More: Athena Health Warns about Look-alike Websites
Oaklawn Outpatient Pharmacy Expands Hours
MARSHALL, Mich. – Oaklawn is expanding operating hours at its outpatient pharmacy, located in the back of the Brooks Building at 310 E. Michigan Ave. in downtown Marshall. Beginning July 28, the pharmacy will be open Monday through Friday from... Read More: Oaklawn Outpatient Pharmacy Expands Hours
Oaklawn Partners with Mustard Seeds to Support Women in Uganda — and Keep Medical Waste Out of Landfills
Marshall, MI — A meaningful partnership between Oaklawn and nonprofit Mustard Seeds is making a difference halfway around the world — and here at home — by supporting girls and women in Uganda while repurposing hospital materials that would otherwise... Read More: Oaklawn Partners with Mustard Seeds to Support Women in Uganda — and Keep Medical Waste Out of Landfills