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Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes is making it easier for families to fight prescription drug abuse right at home. On Tuesday, anyone can safely dispose of old medications, no questions asked.
Good Samaritan is offering women in Vincennes a full morning of free health screenings, from blood pressure checks to lab work that normally costs hundreds of dollars. Registration closes July 31st for the annual wellness fair that's helped thousands catch health issues early.
Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes is giving the community a safe way to dispose of unwanted medications. The April 21 event helps prevent drug misuse and protects the environment.
Good Samaritan is breaking down healthcare barriers with a free wellness fair designed specifically for men's health needs. The June 9th event offers everything from cholesterol testing to cancer screenings at no cost.
Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes is making it easier for families to safely dispose of old medications while protecting their community from drug misuse. The free event offers a simple solution to a problem hiding in medicine cabinets across town.
Eleven elementary students in Vincennes, Indiana turned Valentine's Day candy sales into life-changing support for hospital patients. The Riley Elementary Student Council donated $100 to their local infusion center and 20 books to newborn babies.
When a boil order threatened patient safety, Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes quickly switched to bottled and treated water to keep care running smoothly. The hospital's fast action shows how healthcare teams protect communities even when basic resources fail.
Patients in Vincennes, Indiana no longer need to travel hours for kidney care. Good Samaritan Hospital now connects them with nephrology specialists through secure video visits.
Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes is putting patients and families in the driver's seat with a new advisory council. The group will help shape hospital policies, improve safety, and ensure care meets real community needs.
Fifth graders in Jasper, Indiana are now programming robotic arms and 3D printing thanks to a new Design and Innovation Studio at Holy Trinity School. The hands-on learning space is helping students from third to eighth grade discover careers they never knew existed.
Middle schoolers in Evansville are now designing drones, coding robots, and 3D printing their ideas thanks to a brand new innovation studio. Three more Catholic schools across Indiana are opening similar labs to prepare elementary students for tech careers.
A rural Indiana hospital is using a federal drug discount program to keep cancer patients in treatment and seniors from choosing between groceries and prescriptions. Good Samaritan Hospital has redirected over $340,000 in savings directly to patients who couldn't afford care. ##
After disappearing for 80 years, 98 photographs from the first major Nazi roundup in Paris have been found and put on display. The images show the individual faces of Jewish men arrested in 1941, giving survivors like 91-year-old Liliane Ryszfeld a precious connection to loved ones murdered in Auschwitz.