[et_pb_section admin_label="section"][et_pb_row admin_label="row"][et_pb_column type="4_4"][et_pb_text admin_label="Text" background_layout="light" text_orientation="left" use_border_color="off" border_color="#ffffff" border_style="solid"] Jessica Henkle, RN-BC, and director of Virginia Gay Hospital’s Nursing and Rehab unit has announced that Virginia Gay Nursing and Rehab has received quality awards from an independent survey company in 14 categories of care.

Please check out the February edition of the ASAC Action Newsletter. Inside, you will find highlights including: Substance Use Disorders as a Med

By Carol Zander,Benton County Social Services Tanager Place has recently received a grant to provide care coordination to children and families in Benton and Iowa Counties.

Please check out the February edition of the ASAC Action Newsletter. Inside, you will find highlights including: Substance Use Disorders as a Med

By Carol Zander, Benton County Social Services Tanager Place has recently received a grant to provide care coordination to children and families in Benton and Iowa Counties.

A concerned Vinton parent has raised an issue that several Vinton-Shellsburg bus drivers have already reported: A few drivers, particularly within Vinton city limits, are not heeding the stop signs on school busses.

A concerned Vinton parent has raised an issue that several Vinton-Shellsburg bus drivers have already reported: A few drivers, particularly within Vinton city limits, are not heeding the stop signs on school busses.

By Rachel Wall Click to view the March 2018 WOW Attached you will find your edition of the March WOW newsletter. This edition features: ·How to

Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs a blood transfusion to survive. To get blood to those patients in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota, LifeServe Blood Center needs 200,000 generous folks to take their turn in the blood donor chair every year! Only 38% of the American population is eligible to donate blood, and only a tenth of those people actually do make time to save lives.

Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs a blood transfusion to survive. To get blood to those patients in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota, LifeServe Blood Center needs 200,000 generous folks to take their turn in the blood donor chair every year! Only 38% of the American population is eligible to donate blood, and only a tenth of those people actually do make time to save lives.