Novant Health implements visitor restrictions due to increased spread of respiratory viruses
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The Sticht Center offers resources to older adults virtually through AgingWell
Crisis Control Ministry helps senior facing a medication crisis
After 25 years, KBR Hospice Home to receive upgrades as they continue to offer personal patient care
KBR Hospice Home to receive upgrades as they continue to offer personal patient care
A prescription for good health: selecting the right Medicare plan
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Village of Sisterhood hosts service for loved ones lost to COVID
Novant Health has appointed Dr. Pam Oliver as executive vice president and chief medical officer. In this role, she will have oversight of safety and quality as well as credentialing and engagement of the medical staff across the Novant Health enterprise, one of the largest healthcare systems in the Southeast.
Busta’s Person of the Week: Mother of two shares her weight loss journey, losing 100 lbs.
Forsyth County Public Health Nurse Celisha Daniels became the first North Carolina Credentialed Public Health Nurse (NCCPHN) last week.
Daniels was recognized for completing the pilot program for the new course by NC DHHS Chief Public Health Nurse Dr. Susan Little and Public Health Nursing Institute for Continuing Excellence Director Kristin Briggs on May 18
