Parkview Noble Hospital

02/26/2026

Katie Fulk, MA, RDN, LD, youth and family well-being coordinator, Parkview Health, offers tips for fueling for a full day.

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02/25/2026

The goal of DNA Insights is to improve access to personalized healthcare designed for you and your family, and to support new research discoveries for a healthier community.

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02/25/2026

David Bourgeois, a 58-year-old INDOT inspector and Nick Alexander, a 71-year-old retired pastor, open up about their experiences with heart disease and the importance of having a space to talk about it.

"Boys don't cry,", "toughen up," and "rub dirt on it" are a few phrases men hear in their formative years, often said with the intent of instilling...

02/25/2026

Same‑day discharge following coronary stent placement represents a major advancement in cardiovascular care. Once considered innovative, it is now a safe, evidence‑based approach for carefully selected patients, made possible through the expert collaboration of cardiologists, nurses, outpatient teams and patients themselves.

This post was written by Tina Linker, BSN, RN, director, Cardiac Cath Lab, Prep Recovery, ECHO, EKG, Treadmill, Vascular and Nuclear, Parkview Health, and...

02/24/2026

Natalie Haffner, clinical dietitian, Parkview Weight Management, unpacks the latest recommendations for meeting daily nutrition goals.

Natalie Haffner, RDN, clinical dietitian, Parkview Weight Management, unpacks the latest recommendations for meeting daily nutrition goals. Watch the...

02/24/2026

We are aware that a third-party entity is emailing individuals and impersonating Parkview Regional Medical Center Human Resources. If you receive this email, do not click any links, download any attachments, or respond. This is not a legitimate message and is not associated with Parkview Health.

Please note that all open positions at all Parkview facilities are posted to parkview.com/careers. This is the only way to apply for a role at Parkview. Additionally, Parkview will never request personal financial information, such as a bank account number, during the application process.

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02/24/2026

Co-workers voted, and Mika is their 2026 Parkview Pups sweetheart! Mika and her handler spend their days delivering big smiles to team members throughout the health system, and this little pup has made quite an impression. 💕🐾

Parkview Pups is a co-worker therapy dog program made possible through generous donations to the Parkview Health Foundation.

02/23/2026

Taking care of yourself doesn't have to be hard. Now, MyChart offers a new Wellness Care Plan designed to help you feel your best—one small step at a time.

Taking care of yourself doesn't have to be hard. Now, MyChart offers a new Wellness Care Plan designed to help you feel your best—one small step at a...

02/22/2026

A Parkview chaplain shares an honest perspective on the trouble with subscribing to defined stages of grief.

This post was written by Rev. Ray Holman, staff chaplain, Parkview Health. May 2018 changed my life in many ways. The beginning of the month was filled...

02/21/2026

Rucking is an exercise that comes from the military, law enforcement and first responder communities, and lately, you’re probably seeing it everywhere. In this post, a Parkview Sports Medicine expert discusses how to ruck and why it might make a good addition to your workout routine.

This post was written by Zachary Cowell, certified athletic trainer, Parkview Sports Medicine. Rucking is an exercise that comes from the military, law...

02/20/2026

Shoulder impingement or subacromial pain syndrome is a common, non-traumatic shoulder injury. Learn what a comprehensive therapy treatment plan should include.

This post was written by Jithmie Jayawickrema, PT, DPT, OCS, physical therapist, Parkview Therapy Services. Shoulder impingement or subacromial pain...

02/19/2026

Pontiac Street Market received a Creative Choice
Merchandising Award from the National Grocers Association (NGA), recognizing the market's summer “Pack 2 School”
program.

The Pack 2 School event provides essential school supplies and services to children in Fort Wayne. Attendees received free backpacks and school supplies, and vendors provided services including immunizations and physicals along with haircuts and styling.

“The Pontiac Street Market was envisioned to be not just a healthy grocery, but a hub for the neighborhood,” said LaQueisha Brown, general manager, Pontiac Street Market. “Events like Pack 2 School help strengthen the bonds between neighbors and support the well-being of the community. The ongoing partnership between Parkview and Fort Wayne allows us to make a daily impact on the families we serve and we’re proud to be recognized by the National Grocers Association for our work.”

The Pontiac Street Market, located at 918 E. Pontiac Street, is a joint venture between Parkview Health and the City of Fort Wayne. Developed and opened in 2023 just south of downtown, the market provides healthy food options to what was formerly a notable food desert in the city. The market is managed by a board representing the City of Fort Wayne and Parkview and is operated by Sodexo, Parkview’s food management vendor.

“This recognition demonstrates that the Pontiac Street Market is among the best independent groceries in the nation when it comes to engaging with and serving the community,” said Andrea Robinson, economic development director for the City of Fort Wayne. “Not only does the Market offer access to healthy food, but it also supports services that improve the lives of residents, like immunizations and school supplies.”

“Access to healthy, affordable food plays a vital role in supporting strong, healthy communities,” said Dr. Sarah GiaQuinta, senior vice president, community impact, Parkview Health. “Events and
programs like Pack 2 School strengthen social well-being and foster a sense of connection among store patrons and neighbors.”

For more, visit www.pontiacstreetmarket.com

03/09/2020

The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) has identified a presumptive positive case of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) at Parkview Noble Hospital (PNH) in Kendallville. The adult patient, who had recently traveled out of state, is in isolation in the hospital’s intensive care unit.

A presumptive positive case means the patient has tested positive at the ISDH Laboratories. Samples will be sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for final confirmation.

Parkview Health is working closely with the ISDH, Noble County Department of Health (NCDH), Allen County Department of Health (ACDH) and other agencies to monitor the situation, mitigate exposure and ensure all infection prevention protocols are being followed. PNH remains fully operational and precautions have been implemented to protect all staff, patients and guests.

“The patient is being quarantined in isolation and the health department is actively monitoring people with whom they may have had close contact,” said Terry Gaff, MD, health officer, NCDH. “Out of respect for their privacy, no other details on the patient will be released.”

Dr. Deborah McMahan, Allen County health commissioner, said the region has been preparing for a COVID-19 case and assured residents that all necessary steps are being taken to reduce the spread of the illness.

“The Department of Health is working closely with Parkview Health and leaders throughout the community to ensure the health and safety of all our citizens,” Dr. McMahan said. “We commend Parkview for the speed with which they addressed the situation and implemented appropriate measures. We want to remind the community to be prepared as the situation evolves every day.”

Prior to arrival at PNH, the patient sought treatment at the Parkview Physicians Group - FirstCare Walk-In Clinic in Kendallville on March 1 and the location on New Vision Drive in Fort Wayne on March 5. Out of an abundance of caution, both clinics have been closed today for deep cleaning. Following guidance from ACDH and the CDC, co-workers at both clinic locations have been advised to stay home and will be screened today for potential exposure.

Health officials are recommending that anyone who visited either clinic and feels they have been exposed should self-monitor for 14 days since the day of potential exposure. This includes checking your temperature twice a day and calling a healthcare provider if you have a fever greater than 100.4 degrees and respiratory symptoms, such as cough or shortness of breath. At this time, the ACDH is not recommending self-quarantine for the general public.

“Parkview Health has been planning and preparing for this situation, and we are following rigorous, CDC-recommended isolation procedures for the health and safety of our patients, co-workers, medical staff and visitors,” said Jeffrey Boord, MD, chief quality and safety officer, Parkview Health. “We continue to work closely with our partner health agencies to follow best practices for the screening, testing and treatment of this virus.”

More information on COVID-19, including answers to frequently asked questions, can be found at cdc.gov/covid19. Information can also be found on the ACDH website or by calling the department’s COVID-19 hotline at 260-449-4499.

To prevent exposure to others, individuals who are experiencing respiratory symptoms are encouraged to call their healthcare provider prior to arriving at a healthcare facility. Parkview Health patients can call the Parkview Access Center at 877-PPG-TODAY to speak with a nurse and be directed to appropriate care.

09/06/2019

Parkview Center for Healthy Living, currently located within Parkview Noble Hospital, will be moving to The Community Learning Center, located at 401 E. Diamond St., Kendallville, IN 46755. Beginning Oct. 1, 2019 we will no longer host classes at Parkview Noble Hospital. For more information about our class location, please call 260-347-8125.