Stacy Pulliam, Director of Specialty, Infusion and Surgery at Clarinda Regional Health Center, second to left, speaks with guests attending an open house held Aug. 2 at the hospital for the grand opening of the new infusion center. Members of the public were able to tour the center and learn about the various types of infusion treatments that are now available locally.
Bringing medical care back to the local community has been an ongoing objective for Clarinda Regional Health Center. The grand opening of the new infusion center at the hospital is the latest example of how this goal has been achieved.
Sarah Lochman, the hematology and oncology Physician Assistant for the infusion center at Clarinda Regional Health Center, left, speaks with Gary Haskin Aug. 2 during an open house for the infusion center. Lochman will be on staff full-time in Clarinda, while Dr. Devon Webster of Portland will oversee the center through the use of telemedicine services.
The new infusion center at Clarinda Regional Health Center features five infusion bays like this one as well as two exam rooms and a treatment room. The infusion bays offer a recliner for patients, a comfortable chair for family members of guests and large windows offering a scenic view of the landscape around the hospital.
Stacy Pulliam, Director of Specialty, Infusion and Surgery at Clarinda Regional Health Center, second to left, speaks with guests attending an open house held Aug. 2 at the hospital for the grand opening of the new infusion center. Members of the public were able to tour the center and learn about the various types of infusion treatments that are now available locally.
Sarah Lochman, the hematology and oncology Physician Assistant for the infusion center at Clarinda Regional Health Center, left, speaks with Gary Haskin Aug. 2 during an open house for the infusion center. Lochman will be on staff full-time in Clarinda, while Dr. Devon Webster of Portland will oversee the center through the use of telemedicine services.
The new infusion center at Clarinda Regional Health Center features five infusion bays like this one as well as two exam rooms and a treatment room. The infusion bays offer a recliner for patients, a comfortable chair for family members of guests and large windows offering a scenic view of the landscape around the hospital.
