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03/26/2026

To mark Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we asked Dr. Praveen Sateesh to answer our questions about the most effective screening options for early detection.

To mark Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we asked Praveen Sateesh, MD, to answer our questions about the most effective screening options for early...

03/26/2026

Exciting news from our partners at Riverview Health.

03/26/2026

Yesterday, we celebrated these Indiana University Fort Wayne May graduates as they take the next step in their nursing careers with Parkview Health. Please join us in welcoming them to the team!

03/26/2026

Katie Fulk, MA, RDN, LD, youth and family well-being coordinator, discusses the benefits of staying in and whipping up something nutritious.

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03/25/2026

Each year, the Parkview Packnett Family Cancer Institute invites patients to submit designs for a T-shirt. This annual program was created as a way to honor cancer patients while raising funds for the Transformative Cancer Care Fund. This year, Kyle Steffe and his family created a heartfelt reminder that beating cancer is a marathon, not a sprint.

Shop here: https://bit.ly/40SLD5G

03/24/2026

By targeting pain at its source, RFA allows many patients to move better, reduce reliance on medications and reclaim daily function.

This post was written by Dr. Andrius Giedraitis, Pain Management at Parkview Bryan Hospital. As a board-certified, fellowship-trained pain medicine...

03/23/2026

Lynch syndrome is a hereditary disorder that occurs in approximately one in 279 Americans. Around 4,000 cases of colorectal cancer result from Lynch Syndrome each year.

Today, join us in spreading awareness for by encouraging those in your life to discover their genetic risk for this hereditary disorder, cancer and other conditions by enrolling in Parkview’s DNA Insights community health research program, designed to improve access to personalized healthcare and support new research discoveries in our community.

Learn more or enroll by visiting www.parkview.com/DNAInsights

03/23/2026

When healthcare feels organized, and you can see the next steps, the journey is easier. Recent MyChart updates now bring important information to the front and help you schedule preventive appointments without extra steps or stress.

When healthcare feels organized and you can see the next steps, the journey is easier. Recent MyChart updates now bring important information to the front...

03/23/2026

Running is an extremely accessible sport. But, as a Parkview Sports Medicine expert shares, if you want to progress, perform well and stay injury-free, you can’t just run and call it good. You need a well-rounded fitness regimen that includes strength training.

This post was written by James Estey, certified athletic trainer, Parkview Sports Medicine. Running is an extremely accessible sport. Realistically, you...

03/22/2026

Although high-protein food seems to be all the rage lately, it is equally important to remember to incorporate fiber into your diet.

This post was written by Kaitlyn Margraf, PharmD, Parkview Health. Although high-protein food seems to be all the rage lately, it is equally important to...

03/20/2026

With the potential overlap between various causes, diagnosing back pain can be complex. Often, symptoms don’t point to a single cause, and imaging findings may be present in those without pain, adding to the challenge.

This post was written by Dr. Marc Larsen-Hallock, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Parkview Health. Low back pain affects millions of people...

03/20/2026

Fatigue is a concern for many people when they come in and talk to a dietitian. Alison Schuler, clinical dietitian, gives us three tips on what you can do if you feel depleted throughout the day.

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