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The health care industry has come a long way in 35 years, and retiring Carle BroMenn and Carle Eureka leader Colleen Kannaday has seen all of it.
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The fight over the extension of the health care subsidies was a key factor in the longest government shutdown in history. Democrats wanted them extended and accepted a pledge from Republican leadership to schedule a vote soon.
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A foundational planning tool used to tackle some of McLean County’s most pressing health challenges has just been refreshed.
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Colleen Kannaday has served as president of both hospitals for over a decade and has worked in health care for 30 years.
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A new intensive outpatient program at Carle BroMenn is helping patients in need of support transitioning from around-the-clock care to independent living.
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The Carle BroMenn Service Auxiliary works to improve the hospital experience for staff, patients and visitors.
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Three employees at the Bloomington-Normal YMCA were recognized Monday for heroic actions performed when a patron collapsed while using a rowing machine.
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A new flag, raising awareness about organ donation, now flies with the U.S. and Illinois state flags at the hospital in Normal.
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A doctor in Normal talks to WGLT about the American Academy of Sleep Medicine's updates on recommended treatments of restless leg syndrome.
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Carle Health is now urging patients and visitors to wear masks at all of its hospitals and clinics to reduce the spread of respiratory illness.