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“I didn't feel ready to jump back into working full time. Volunteering one day a week is a perfect fit for me right now.”

Commitment to energy savings in our community yields results without sacrificing patient and employee comforts.

Dr. Zachary Osborne: “Her carotid artery – the large artery from the heart to the brain – was 95 to 99 percent narrowed.”

With more than 2,300 applications for its second class, Carle Illinois College of Medicine builds legacy of physician-innovators.

Much like eagerly awaiting the latest installment of Candy Crush updates, MyCarle unveils additional functionality.

Heart and stroke prevention benefit from Carle staff and Carle Illinois College of Medicine students partnering on research.

Monticello’s expanding care team earns recognition for patient-centered care model and meeting the needs of this growing community.

Carle Audiology and its patients say hearing aids today are tiny and unobtrusive, plus many link to the wearer’s smartphone.

Medical school search yields big next step for Olney-area resident – the new Carle Illinois College of Medicine at his alma mater. 

One-year-old Small Baby Unit cares for the region’s tiniest and most vulnerable children with hands-on care 24 hours a day.

The Carle Illinois College of Medicine, the world’s first engineering-based medical school, welcomed its first class July 2.

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.

Trained volunteers support kids in the hospital with virtual reality therapy that complements medical care.

Region’s first child-friendly CT projector creates unique scenes to make tests less scary for young patients.

One local student received her Carle Illinois College of Medicine acceptance in a hand-delivered package from Dean King Li.