MLH Blog
Looking back at Johnson's dedication
September 1, 2022 — Dedication is a word that is sometimes overused. That’s not the case when you speak about Cal Johnson and his work with Mary Lanning Healthcare and the… Read More
A game changer in lung cancer detection
July 19, 2022 — Lung cancer. Two very scary words especially when you learn that the lung cancer is found late in the game. But a new robot at Mary Lanning Healthcare… Read More
Your locally-owned hospital
June 8, 2022 — Mary Lanning Healthcare was founded by a local family, the Lannings. From the beginning, MLH has been an independent, locally owned, non-profit organization. Why… Read More
More stroke care options available
May 13, 2022 — Andrew McCarty, BSN RN SCRN amccarty@marylanning.org Mary Lanning Healthcare has maintained Joint Commission Primary Stroke Center (PSC) certification… Read More
Home Health celebrates 50 years
April 20, 2022 — Carrie Edwards, RN BSN MHA LSSGB Director of Mary Lanning Healthcare Home Health They say that home is where the heart is. From my 18 years of experience… Read More
Phlebotomy Week
February 17, 2022 — February 14-18 is National Phlebotomy Recognition Week! Mary Lanning Healthcare would like to recognize its amazing team of hard-working laboratory employees. For… Read More
Home is where the heart is
November 3, 2021 — When we think about growing old or having a serious illness, one thing remains important for most of us We want to stay in our own homes as long as we… Read More
All it takes is ice cream
September 9, 2021 — “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou “It’s… Read More
Dr. Debra Reilly
August 17, 2021 — Some only think about plastic surgeons as people who work on celebrities to keep them looking younger. But Dr. Debra Reilly, a plastic surgeon at Central… Read More
Remembering Dr. Thomas Zusag
June 30, 2021 — No one can argue that Dr. Thomas Zusag was a one-of-a-kind human. With an amazing IQ and a license plate that read "PHOTONS," he obviously stood out from… Read More
As a former school principal, Wayne Moorhead of Edgar knows what a difference a good staff makes.
Shortly after Ron and Kara Faber were married, Ron was diagnosed with cancer, a type that made planning a family difficult. But, Ron said, the excellent, caring treatment he received at the Morrison Cancer Center helped the Fabers embrace the future. Then, when Kara discovered she was pregnant, Mary Lanning was the first and only choice for…
When Hastings College music professor Dr. Robin Koozer was taken to Mary Lanning Healthcare, he didn’t realize he was suffering from the signs of stroke. But a few short months later, Koozer was back to making beautiful music. He attributes this to the quick action by the Mary Lanning Stroke Team.
