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The Lewis family drives an hour-and-a-half from their home in Gary to Beacon Children’s Hospital at least once a month, oftentimes more, to receive lifesaving treatment for three of their five kids.
“We shouldn’t have to drive 60 miles out of the way to get the care we need,” their mom...
If you have been feeling increased joint pain the past few weeks, you can blame it on weather. Falling temperatures can make your arthritis feel more painful and stiffness worsen.
Joint pain is fairly common, and it can happen at any age, although people over the age of 50 are more...
This week, we spoke with Beacon Medical Group President Dale Patterson and members of our Beacon Infection Prevention team about the status of COVID at Beacon and in our community.
We have recently seen an increase in:
COVID-related emergency department visits at Beacon
Community flu-like illness rate (patients reporting fever along...
RSV infections are increasing across the country, including here in our region. We sat down with Dr. Kate Dutkiewicz, Beacon Children’s Hospital medical director, to talk about the recent uptick in pediatric RSV cases and hospitalizations and explain how this year is the same or different from previous years. Here’s...
It was in July of 2023 that Steve Dewey first began feeling a soreness in the back of his right leg. Over the course of just a couple weeks, it went from a sense of mild irritation to a pain severe enough to keep this active 75-year-old man from walking...
The fall and winter months can be tough on backs when many of us are outdoors doing chores like raking leaves and shoveling snow.
At some point in our lives, most of us -- 84 percent, in fact -- will experience back pain. And while the pain nearly always goes away...
Last week, a Miraculous Medal Ceremony took place at Memorial Hospital of South Bend to inspire the construction team to complete the new Memorial Patient Tower safely.
The ceremony and medal tossing into the fresh concrete is a long-standing tradition for The Walsh Group at the first pour on its job...
Award-winning and internationally recognized trauma center research led by Beacon Health System physicians has produced findings that could reduce the amount of time trauma patients spend in the hospital.
Data collected from an 18-month-long study reveals promising news for trauma patients if they are treated with whole blood.
Their length of stay...
Drew Strasser, a healthy, athletic high school senior, was at tennis practice at his high school when he collapsed, no longer breathing.
Practice had been indoors that day, a small detail that may well have saved Drew’s life. That’s because his school had an automated external defibrillator (AED) located less than...
When Rebecca Rodriguez reflects on her battle against breast cancer, a particular memory stands out.
She was at Elkhart General Hospital, waiting to be called back for one of her radiation therapy sessions.
There was a young woman, she said, maybe in her early 20s, in the waiting area with her. This...