The patient’s call-light has evolved since the days when Florence Nightingale suggested the need for bells with valves that stayed open to alert nurses about which patients needed assistance. Today, the need for communication between a nurse and their patient is just as important as it was back then. The ability to do so has just gotten a lot more high-tech. Recently, Roosevelt Medical Center

New honor society members at Culbertson School were inducted Wednesday, Dec. 16. New members include (left to right) juniors James Kirkaldie and Autumn Bergum. They were joined by current members, seniors Michael Pederson, Colter Romo, and Colby Olson. Anissa Bengochea, also a current member, was not present. Prospective members must complete an application describing their attributes related to scholarship,

Sherry Hilyard, a licensed clinical social worker and addiction counselor, has joined Roosevelt Medical Center’s clinical team as part of the Integrated Behavioral Health Initiative. The project is an effort to improve health and reduce related costs through the widespread implementation of integrated behavioral health into primary care. Approximately 60 percent of patients with mental health