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Recent CAPE scholarship winner trains others to use a technique that reduces discomfort and improves efficiency.

Generous donations from Carle and Health Alliance employees and physicians, enable Mobile Health Clinic to see clients starting in July. 

“The volunteers are such a great resource because they can spend one-on-one time with our (cardiac) patients after a big life event.”

Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center and outpatient east-region locations collect coveted national nursing designation.

Father instills servant leadership in his children. But his daughter who, traveling her own path, keeps medicine in the family.

Family Medicine Residency now accepting walk-ins Monday through Friday from 1-4 p.m. to meet acute care needs.

Community Health Improvement Plan lists preventing and reducing violence as one of this region's top priorities.

Lifesaving medical equipment available through Carle Medical Supply eaiser to access at Carle's Mattoon on Lerna helps area child live full life.

Survivor shares her tips for beating cancer: Gratitude, support and cozy chairs make battling cancer easier.

Carle nurses are now part of a countywide Nurse Honor Guard, which recognizes caregivers’ contributions after they pass away.

Collaboration between inpatient and outpatient social work helps patient get his medication at a price he can afford.

Carle, legislators partner so "participants can focus on gaining workforce and parenting skills that will help them move forward."

Bullies come in all shapes and sizes. Now with the anonymity of the Internet, they are even harder to spot.

Information from the penny-sized, battery-free flexible sensors will alert staff and help prevent skin sores, irritation and pressure ulcers.

Parking lot becomes world-class cancer center where the way people are treated is just as important as the treatment.

The “condom snorting challenge” has gone viral, but participating can lead to damaging health outcomes.