Respiratory illness season has begun. For a refresh on symptoms of flu vs. a cold, and important things to know about influenza season, here you are.
Author: Glacial Ridge Health System (Glacial Ridge Health System)
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Wash Away Germs: Simple Steps to Prevent Illness
Did you know proper handwashing is still one of the best ways to prevent the spread of illness? Learn when and how to wash your hands.
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Leaves and Snow Should Fall, Not You
Your vision, medications, and strength play a role in your risk for falls. The good news is that falls are preventable.
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Buyer Beware: Medicare Advantage Insurance Programs Aren’t Always to Your Advantage
Some Medicare-based insurance programs for seniors are falling short, and Minnesota providers are opting out. What the ads for Medicare Advantage plans don't tell.
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Glacial Ridge Health System Welcomes Dr. Claussen
Glacial Ridge Health System is pleased to announce that Dr. Michael Claussen, a board-certified family medicine physician, has joined our medical staff.
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Quitters Can Win / Challenge to Quit
Giving up smoking or any nicotine use is a journey, and it can be hard. Here are 10 Quit Tips to help you get started on stopping.
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Glacial Ridge Hospital Again Earns 5-Star Ratings for Patient Experience
Glacial Ridge Hospital receives top marks for patient experience, and it is one that patients would highly recommend to family and friends. Ten other hospitals in Minnesota (273 nationally) earned a five-star rating for Patient Experience, and 16 other hospitals in the state received five stars for Patient Recommendation. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid...
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Get a Grip on Your Carpal Tunnel
Recognize and manage symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome with at-home tests, discover non-surgical options, and when to consider surgery with Dr. Joshua Thomas.
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20th Annual Harvest Ball
Auxiliary of GRHS set to celebrate 20 years of elegance and fundraising. Time is running out to purchase tickets for the Harvest Ball!
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Auxiliary Pledges $30,000 to Emergency Department
The annual Harvest Ball proceeds will go toward a SimMan® to enhance patient care through realistic, hands-on training that will strengthen our critical care team.
