The Hills started giving to the hospital in 1978
116 3rd St SE
Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
The Hills started giving to the hospital in 1978
According to state records, Charles U. Wolfe worked for Cottage Grove Place in Cedar Rapids as a full-time resident assistant from October 2022 until he was fired in April.
“I don't think I've ever gone a week here on my unit for four years without being physically assaulted,” said UIHC registered nurse Alex Kestrel, who works in the geriatric psychiatry unit. “I get punched in the face pretty much every week by my patients.”
The DeWolf Family Innovation Center in Marion, with 23,000 square feet attached to a 237-residence senior living community, hopes to change the approach to aging and dementia care.
One Sioux City nursing home that was cited for four deaths had a backlog of 19 uninvestigated complaints.
The number of osteopathic physicians, commonly known as DOs, is surging. An analysis of data from the University of Iowa shows that from 2008 to 2022, the number of MDs based outside the state’s 11 most urban counties dropped more than 19 percent. Over the same period, the number of DOs based outside those urban areas increased by 29 percent.
An estimated 6 million Americans will be getting a check this year
Fairfax woman searched for diagnosis; 5K Saturday to raise awareness of ‘horrible’ disease
The next head of the University of Iowa’s sprawling health care enterprise and medical college is retired U.S. Public Health Service Capt. Denise J. Jamieson, who accumulated decades of experience with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and at Emory University.
For the second time in 10 years, an Iowa nurse accused of stealing patient painkillers has had her license suspended by the state.
Although burnout from COVID-19 caused some health care practitioners nationwide to leave the profession, involvement in the St. Luke’s maker space seems to contribute to more job satisfaction, better retention.
Iowa County Public Health and its registered nurses have been barred from evaluating the skills and competency of the county’s home-health aides through November 2024.
As the University of Iowa searches for new leadership atop its sprawling health care enterprise, growing network of hospitals and clinics, and highly-ranked college of medicine, administrators want a partner to help them assess “fair market valuation” of a “wide range of health care settings and assets.”
The Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals has cited Winslow House Care Center for failure to keep residents safe and failure to prevent resident abuse.
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