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02/05/2026
Feeling under the weather? You're not alone.
February is one of the sickest months of the year, with flu activity and other winter viruses peaking, colder temperatures keeping us inside and less sunlight contributing to low vitamin D levels.
If you're not feeling your best, your SIU Family Medicine provider is here to help.
📞 Call 217-824-1134 to make an appointment today.
02/02/2026
If you’ve been hearing about sudden stomach bugs going around, there’s a good chance it’s norovirus. Most norovirus is spread by people who didn’t wash their hands. If you get sick, you can shed billions of norovirus particles. Always wash your hands with soap and water. Hand sanitizer alone will not kill the virus. Protect yourself and everyone else: https://www.cdc.gov/norovirus/prevention/index.html
01/28/2026
Our family medicine physician Dr. Krus-Johnston is accepting new obstetrics patients, and can also assist current patients who may be pregnant. To learn more or schedule a OB appointment please call 217-824-1134.
01/21/2026
Online scheduling is now here!
Your health care just got easier. Book your next appointment with select SIU Center for Family Medicine locations anytime, anywhere. https://www.siumed.org/online-scheduling
01/14/2026
SIU Medicine Clinics will be closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 19th. Please remember to reorder prescriptions ahead of any holiday closure.
01/05/2026
Many people think scarlet fever and rheumatic fever are illnesses from long ago—serious conditions we only read about in classic books or see in historical dramas. But the truth is, while rare, these complications from strep throat still occur today and can have serious consequences if not treated...
12/30/2025
Cold weather can be tough on your skin, breathing and overall health. ❄️
Simple habits like moisturizing, staying hydrated and using a humidifier can make a big difference. And don’t forget your annual vaccines to stay protected through the holidays.
Stay healthy, stay warm, and make the most of the season!
From sore throats to seasonal asthma flares, we’re here to help you stay well through the winter chill. Thank you for choosing SIU Center for Family Medicine as your health care provider. Wishing you a strong, healthy start to the New Year.
12/17/2025
SIU Medicine Clinics will be closed for the holidays on:
Christmas Eve, December 24
Christmas Day, December 25
Clinic closure, December 26
New Year’s Eve, December 31
New Year’s Day, January 1
Please remember to reorder prescriptions ahead of any holiday closure.
12/10/2025
This winter season be prepared for cold weather and know the signs and symptoms of hypothermia in adults and babies. For adults look for shivering, exhaustion or feeling very tired, confusion, fumbling hands, memory loss or slurred speech. In babies look for bright red colored skin and very low energy. Also remember baby’s loose heat quicker and should never sleep in a cold room.
12/02/2025
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12/01/2025
We are hiring for RNs and LPNs to work in our Taylorville clinic.
Be part of the SIU Center for Family Medicine team that provides affordable access to health care. Employee benefits include
- Retirement saving plans
- Affordable health care plans
- 12-13 paid holidays plus paid vacation
- Accrue paid sick time
- No Weekends
- Tuition waivers to state universities
- Loan Repayment options
To learn more about benefits, please visit: siumed.edu/hr/siu-school-medicine-benefits
To learn more about the position or apply, please visit siumed.edu/careers and search by location for Taylorville openings.
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TAYLORVILLE – Memorial Behavioral Health and SIU Medicine are partnering together to open a clinic integrating primary care and mental health services for residents of Christian County.
The new integrated clinic, which opened for business today (Oct. 14), is at 303 Bidwell St. in Taylorville. Taylorville Memorial Hospital’s finance and billing staff previously occupied the renovated single-story building. The clinic will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays.
The SIU Center for Family Medicine-Taylorville will provide primary care for all ages as well as women’s health and behavioral health services. They will have five full-time employees – a physician, a certified medical assistant, a receptionist and two registered nurses – and five part-time employees – three physicians, a psychiatric nurse practitioner and a physician assistant.
“We are excited to continue to serve the residents of Taylorville and the surrounding communities in our new location,” said Dr. Janet Albers, chair of the department of family and community medicine at SIU Medicine, who has practiced family medicine for 29 years. SIU originally opened their clinic in January 2019 inside Taylorville Memorial Hospital.
Memorial Behavioral Health-Taylorville will provide crisis intervention, mental health assessments, community-based recovery services, therapy and integrated behavioral health. They will have two full-time staff, one doing embedded behavioral health and traditional therapy, and the other providing assessments and community-based recovery work.
“By integrating medical care with mental health services, we can strengthen access to the community for the care people need for themselves and their loved ones when they need it,” Jan Gambach, system administrator for Memorial Behavioral Health, said.