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Category: Clinical Partners

  • COVID-19 in Our Communities: Facts & Figures

    Having accurate and up-to-date information is so important as we work together to beat this pandemic. Here’s a snapshot of positivity rates, inpatient volumes and staffing impact for CentraCare and Carris Health.

  • Joy’s Blog: A Lot of Good Yet to Come

    These days I welcome the familiar. Little things like the way my keys sound when I unlock the door or the same dinner I’ve made so many times before.

  • Vaccine and Breastfeeding

    Recent reports have shown that breastfeeding people who have received mRNA COVID-19 vaccines have antibodies in their breastmilk, which could help protect their babies.

  • Employee Forums

    What’s next in our battle against COVID-19? And how we can come together as a CentraCare family during these challenging times? Join us September 29th or 30th for an hour-long LIVE presentation.

  • Podcast: Wearing Many Hats

    As a mom, wife, nurse practitioner, grad student and director, Bobbie Bertram, APRN and APP Practice Director talks with CEO Ken Holmen about her work, family and the impact of COVID-19 on everyone.

  • Trusted Voices: My Dilemma

    As a new mom, Janelle Terhaar’s focus was on keeping her family safe while also staying well-educated with the science. “I didn’t watch the news or read any posts that was somebody’s opinions.”

  • Trusted Voices: I Was Hesitant

    CentraCare general surgeon, Dr. Nicole Lyons’s pregnancy coincided with some of the pandemic’s most tumultuous months. Today, her answer to every expectant parent’s wish has a name: Cecelia.

  • Podcast: Staring Into the Abyss

    There are times we find ourselves staring into an abyss – facing an unknown and needing to make a decision. For Dr. Alan Olson, that experience occurred 11 years ago with a diagnosis of colon cancer.

  • We all have our strengths and struggles.

    My little sister, Gretchen, was larger than life. Everything she did was absolutely brilliant. She died unexpectedly of suicide this year. Since then, a vulnerability has opened within me.

  • Heal Our Healers Event

    Healthcare workers face an increased risk of mental illness, substance abuse and suicide – an issue the pandemic has made even worse.