The Holtville Chamber of Commerce has named Dr. Gayle Cheatwood, DDS, as the Grand Marshal for the 2026 festival season, honoring a career defined by both community and global humanitarian efforts. His dedication to health advocacy and service has made him a natural fit for this prestigious local celebration.
Partnership Health Center has officially stepped into a new chapter as an independent nonprofit, marking a significant milestone for Missoula’s community health services. Following its separation from Missoula County, the Center anticipates it can better respond to shifting health care demands.
On Monday, December 22, the Yakima Valley VA Clinic in Union Gap will open its doors to the community for a vital blood drive. Anyone who wishes to donate is welcome, highlighting the region’s commitment to supporting local healthcare needs.
Montrose residents can roll up their sleeves to help save lives on Tuesday, Dec. 16, when the Red Cross Bloodmobile arrives at the Ivor Fowler Community Building. From 1-5 p.m., this event provides locals with a vital opportunity to donate blood and support a crucial cause.
Brevard Health Alliance is improving hypertension control by using Rimidi’s remote patient monitoring platform and connected devices. This collaborative approach is yielding improved patient outcomes and driving plans to expand the program for enhanced community health.
MAP International has announced the appointment of Meghan Lucido as director of its domestic medicine program, called MAP USA. The move signals a renewed focus on enhancing community health services within the United States.
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has named three Utica-based programs as the latest recipients of its 2025 Health Equity Innovation Awards. This annual initiative supports nonprofits working to address health disparities and improve community wellness across upstate New York.
In Santa Fe, a unique health science program shepherds students from middle school through high school, providing them with the skills and motivation to enter New Mexico’s essential care network. Guided by personal experiences and a passion to help others, these future healthcare professionals are forging promising paths in the medical field.
Over three million birds at a Jefferson County poultry farm may soon be disposed of amid a bird flu outbreak. Concerned residents in nearby Palmyra are calling for greater oversight and transparency in handling this massive operation.
The City of Indianola is working to make its Wellness Campus more financially stable, with Mayor Steve Richardson suggesting a nonprofit transition. Local officials believe that transforming the center into a 501(c)(3) could open new avenues of support for long-term success.
