The value of volunteers at CHI Mercy Health Medical Center was the topic of a recent Talking Health program on News Radio 1240 KQEN.
As the warmer weather approaches, more people seek opportunities to enjoy the plethora of outdoor activities we have access to in Douglas County. No matter what outdoor activity you enjoy, be sure to take some precautions to prevent injuries to your feet and ankles.
A Glendale woman and a Riddle boy are recovering after a successful kidney transplant in Portland.
Students in Douglas County elementary through high school grades have produced art that has a prevention message, and organizers of the Prevention and Education Program at Adapt in Roseburg were amazed at some of the creations that the kids came up with.
Compass Behavioral Health Adult Mental Health Services will be moving to a new location beginning Monday. The facility plans to move from its current location in Annex B on the CHI Mercy Medical Center campus.
The benefits of incorporating a garden into one’s household or sharing one with others are plentiful, and many areas are starting to plan their own.
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Jennifer Myers of Roseburg can breathe easier now that a double lung transplant has given her a new lease on life.
Have you noticed that the growing hours of daylight each day motivate you to get out of bed or out of your chair to head outside, breathe in the fresh air, and enjoy the sights and sounds of spring?
This is the final part in a three part series on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and this week, the impact on children.
Connect The Dots, is a pediatric therapy clinic based in Eugene, that opened a clinic last year in Roseburg, and Natalie Cunningham, the marketing and program director appeared on CHI Mercy Health’s Talking Health radio program on News Radio 1240 KQEN to talk about some of the services that …
During National Volunteer Week (April 15-21), Blue Zones Project-Umpqua is celebrating the impact of volunteer service and the power of local change-makers to come together to build a stronger, more vibrant community.
Part 2 in a series on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and this week, the impact on children.
As far as 7-year-old Lacey Lavine is concerned, she’s just like all the other kids.
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