Sarah Bush Lincoln
Recent News About Sarah Bush Lincoln
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Sarah Bush Lincoln partners with NKFI for free community kidney screenings
Sarah Bush Lincoln is collaborating with the National Kidney Foundation of Illinois to organize a kidney screening event.
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New medical center at SBLFCH to receive $5,000 donation from Commercial Electric
Commercial Electric, a company based in Mattoon, has contributed $5,000 to Friends and Families of Sarah Bush Lincoln Fayette County Hospital.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln Races for all Paces announced for June 7 at EIU
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Races for all Paces event is scheduled for June 7 at Eastern Illinois University.
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Washington Savings Bank donation supports cardiac care at SBL Heart Center
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation has received a donation from Washington Savings Bank to aid patients at the SBL Heart Center.
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Quinn Camfield to offer monthly orthopedic care at SBL Newton Clinic
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Newton Clinic will soon offer expanded services to the local community.
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SBL Cheers! raises nearly $30K for scholarship program
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation successfully raised close to $30,000 at the 41st annual Cheers! event.
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Tom Bariether donates $1,000 to SBL Regional Cancer Center
Tom Bariether, a resident of Mattoon and a real estate broker with Coldwell Banker, has donated $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation.
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EIU women’s basketball raises funds for cancer center through annual CARE game
The Eastern Illinois University (EIU) women's basketball team has contributed $10,809 to the SBL Health Foundation.
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SC3F donates $1K to Sarah Bush Lincoln's Heart Center
SC3F Wealth Management Group has contributed $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation, specifically for the hospital's Heart Center.
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The Human Bean supports cancer patients with donation to SBL
The Human Bean in Effingham has contributed $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation.
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Allied Capital Title supports cancer center with donation
Allied Capital Title offices in Charleston, Mattoon, Shelbyville, Tuscola, and Sullivan have donated $640 to the SBL Health Foundation.
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Officer credits local healthcare team with saving his life
Access to timely and effective cardiac care proved crucial for Jason Cook, a police officer at Eastern Illinois University, when he experienced severe pain during his workday.
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Mattoon woman recovers from shoulder surgery through rehabilitation
A trip to Wisconsin turned into a challenging experience for Mattoon resident Marcia Parker when she fell and severely injured her rotator cuff.
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SBL Home Health aids elderly cancer survivor's recovery journey
In less than a year, SBL Home Health has played a crucial role in transforming the life of 84-year-old Donald Kelsheimer, who went from being bedridden to riding his lawnmower across his yard.
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Ashmore woman receives urgent cancer care from SBL Regional Cancer Center
When Ashmore resident Darla Grigg was diagnosed with anal cancer in October 2023, she faced a challenging decision regarding her treatment options.
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Mattoon resident donates $1,000 to cancer center in honor of late parents
Tom Bariether, a resident of Mattoon, has donated $1,000 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation in memory of his parents, Hezzy and Celia Bariether.
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Sarah Bush Lincoln launches self-scheduling for primary care appointments
Sarah Bush Lincoln has launched a new self-scheduling service, enabling individuals to arrange appointments with their primary care providers online.
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SBL Health Foundation's annual Cheers! event moves to new location
The Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation is set to host its annual Cheers! event on March 1 at a new venue.
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Evapco donates $2,500 to Sarah Bush Lincoln Regional Cancer Center
Evapco Midwest, based in Greenup, has contributed $2,500 to the Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Foundation.
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Tamara Gorman returns to Sarah Bush Lincoln as new endocrinology provider
One of the key principles for healthcare professionals is establishing a connection with their patients, and Advanced Practice Provider Tamara Gorman, APRN, applies this understanding in her work.