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Hospital dedicates isolette in memory of fallen NICU nurses’ honor
November 5, 2019
It's been nearly one year since three first responders died on an errand of mercy. The Air Medical plane crash in Morton County shocked thousands of North Dakotans. Thousands of dollars were donated in honor of NICU nurse Bonnie Cook. Cook was one of the three first responders who lost their lives during the tragic plane crash last year.
Before Cook's passing, she was helping to gather funds to buy a new isolette for transport on the Air Medical plane. The isolette lost in the crash was covered by insurance and now the hospital has dedicated it to her.
CHI Foundation seeks donors for new Mammogram Fund
As we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month throughout October, CHI St. Alexius Health Williston Foundation invites local businesses and community members to donate in honor of local breast cancer survivors and those currently fighting the fight against breast cancer.
Williston Community Health Needs Assessment
You can’t live in our area and not be aware that we as a community face challenges.
CHI St. Alexius Health and the ARC are challenging fifth and sixth graders in Williston to get to steppin’ — stepping into healthy choices, that is.
Svihovec Receives Sr. Boniface Timmins Award
Angie Svihovec, Vice President of Regional Services and State Advocacy at CHI St. Alexius Health Bismarck, was awarded the prestigious Sr. Boniface Timmins Award during CHI St. Alexius Health’s Annual Associate Awards Banquet on October 22, 2019. Angie is recognized for her leadership and skill in establishing relationships and collaborating with various entities. She has spent more than twenty years working in health care administration. Angie is an energetic, motivated servant leader whose positive attitude is greatly appreciated by her colleagues. She leads by faith and trusts in God to carry the medical center through difficult times.
With record amounts of snow already this season and more of the same on the way, doctors are urging common sense when going to remove it. Each year, tens of thousands of people are sent to the hospital suffering from a heart attack while shoveling snow. Experts said some of the best tips are to take frequent breaks and pay attention to how your body is reacting while shoveling. You’re also advised not to eat a large meal before heading outside, which can create extra strain on your heart.
ONEOK Grants $15,000 to CHI St. Alexius Health Foundation
ONEOK Grants $15,000 to CHI St. Alexius Health Foundation for Orthopedic Surgery Bed
