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Melissa Reigart found the assistance she and her two children sought after losing a loved one last year.

Donors give big to support the smallest patients in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with new sound-monitoring equipment.

Cord Church’s approach to patient care is making him well known on the surgical floor.

Carle outperforms area hospitals in caring for moms and babies, receiving high marks from state and national organizations.

Longtime nurse: We cry in our cars on the way home because we don't want to break down in front of peers, patients and families. 

Danville’s Kathryn Lowe found a career with growth opportunities – just like the expecting moms and babies she cares for.

Carle’s third national Magnet designation serves as proof of the focus on continual improvement to benefit patients.

Find out how a patient’s desire to help others and digging for answers inspired a successful Orthopedics trauma nursing career.

Recertified with the state’s highest distinction for the care of moms and babies, Carle remains ready.

Mackenzie Williams shares what she learned as a trainee and thanks Carle for the opportunity to explore the life of a CMA.  

The Illinois State Police recently presented Courtney Bukantis with its Director’s Award of Distinction. 

Nurse's perspective: I’m generally calm, and I treat patients how I would want my family members treated.

“I really see a different side of things in Convenient Care. I triage, give meds, start IVs. I definitely use my skills."

Coming to America, Mohamad Younes had no footprints to follow, so he took the first step and made his own.

“We talk all the time at Carle about providing top-decile care for our patients. CMAs are crucial to that important goal.”

Rantoul family’s trip to the Emergency Department improves a young child’s view of hospitals and eases fear for 2-year-old Leah.