Health

Coverage of hospitals, clinics, public health, and mental health developments and initiatives.

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Drive -thru and pick-up lanes have been established in downtown Port Huron to help patrons do their business quickly.
How pandemic is encouraging community, creativity in Port Huron region

Communities are working together to tackle the challenge of dealing with the COVID-19 virus which has closed schools and many businesses across the region.

Need a break from social distancing? Spend some time outdoors, go for a walk and enjoy what mature has to offer
Friends of the St. Clair River offers tips for reducing anxiety in the times of social distancing

"It’s mostly just finding the time to unwind, to enjoy some deep breaths of the fresh air," Faust says, noting that one silver lining that can be found in the cloud of social distancing could be a more noticeable calmness and stillness that can be had outdoors.” - Sheri Faust, Friends of the St. Clair River   

Ready or not, gaming is now a college sport at St. Clair County Community College
In its inaugural season, SC4 Esports team among the very first to compete

In the fall of 2019, the NJCAA, the national governing board of two-year college athletics, announced the formation of NJCAA Esports. It’s a move that makes sense. In wanting to appeal to young people, it can only benefit colleges to offer the things that they enjoy the most.

R2AAA elder-abuse victims specialist program manager Angela Shepherd, R2AAA assistant director Kara Lorenz-Goings, and R2AAA executive director Julie Wetherby.
Safe Haven programs offer rare respite for Michiganders experiencing elder abuse

Michigan elders experiencing abuse often have comparatively few community resources to turn to for help. But the Safe Haven model offers them safe, temporary housing to escape and get back on their feet.

One of Cherry Health's dental clinics.
Here’s how Michigan providers are improving whole-body health by integrating dental and primary care

The negative effects of poor oral health extend into all elements of patients' lives. But Michigan providers have begun to address that by introducing integrated oral care into their practices.

Support from the Tee It Up to Beat Cancer golf outing helps purchase equipment for cancer services.
Local philanthropists tee up to support cancer services at McLaren Port Huron

“We are very excited about the money we donate to the McLaren Port Huron Foundation. We can actually tell the people who contributed to the outing what we’re doing with the funds, and how it impacts people we may know – family, friends or neighbors.” - Dana Fabbri   

Excited children will get the opportunity to meet Santa during the Festival of Trees.
Spirit of Giving: Annual holiday fundraiser benefits hospital programs

“...Being a part of McLaren Port Huron’s Festival of Trees is more than just helping out the hospital. The Festival of Trees is also a great way to help bring the community together as a kickoff for the start of the holiday season. This year I’m excited to be a part of the Festival and look forward to it being a success." -Mallory Michaluk, Festival of Trees co-chair

Port Huron is working hard to fundraise for an updated skate park.
Final kick, push scheduled for Port Huron Skate Park fundraiser

"It’s a huge amount of money. It’s so cool to see everyone come together." John Eppley, manager of Alpine Cycles

Susan Salhaney at Judson Family Center in Warren.
Integrating behavioral health into pediatric care holds longterm benefits

Offering behavioral health care at the pediatrician’s office can not only cut costs but also create healthier, happier communities in the future. 

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