Iroquois Memorial Hospice is very grateful to Robinson Chiropractic’s “Give Back” Program for the generous donation of $3,780. Robinson Chiropractic’s “Give Back” Program lets all new patients to Robinson Chiropractic receive an exam, consultation and one set of x-rays for only $40. The proceeds of their new patient 1st day services then go to a… Continue reading Robinson Chiropractic’s “Give Back” Program Generously Donates Over $3,700 to the Iroquois Memorial Hospice Memorial Fund
The year 1989 was the year of a new foundation that was made to help so many people. The Knapp Burn Foundation was created in hopes to support burn victims and their support systems. Back in 1975, a Knapp family member was in a car accident and had been seriously injured. He was airlifted to… Continue reading The Knapp Burn Foundation Generously Gifts IMH $10,000
Iroquois Memorial continues to expand as an organization by making healthcare more accessible for the community. IMH has opened a brand new outpatient pharmacy on the ground floor of the hospital! The Event In honor of the new outpatient pharmacy, Iroquois Memorial Hospital will be hosting an Open House on Tuesday, August 11th from… Continue reading Pharmacy Open House/Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Iroquois Memorial Hospital is pleased to announce Richard(Rick) Harning as the new Vice President of Financial Stewardship and Chief Financial Officer. Rick Harning is a proven leader with over twenty-eight years of financial healthcare leadership experience. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting and Master’s of Business Administration in Accounting, both from Wayne State… Continue reading Welcoming Our New CFO, Richard Harning
This weekend, September 24th and 25th, Iroquois Memorial Hospital is moving the IMH Multi Specialty Physicians Clinic from the Iroquois Regional Health Center to the Main Hospital campus on South 5th St. and moving the Specialty Clinic to the second floor of the hospital. This move will benefit our patients by consolidating Primary Care… Continue reading Iroquois Memorial Hospital’s Move Towards Population Health
