Franciscan Health Michigan City returns to local churches to teach diabetes education.
The hospital plans to restart its fan-out diabetes initiative in April.
This free, faith-based program, consisting of diabetes education, prevention and detection workshops, will be offered after Sunday services at predominantly minority church congregations in LaPorte County. Parishioners can learn more about chronic diseases, get tested for diabetes, and get help with insurance coverage.
The workshop is free and open to the public. Registration is not required.
Fan Out Diabetes coincides with National Minority Health Month in April. It is a national effort to address the health disparities afflicting minorities through awareness, education, early detection, and disease management.
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The Mishawaka-based health system’s hospitals will offer sessions at High Praise Outreach Ministries, 301 E. 9th St. in Michigan City, on April 7 and 28 from 12:30 p.m. You must attend both sessions.
Workshops will be presented by Franciscan Health Michigan City, MHS, CareSource, MDWise, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Michigan City Chapter, Indiana Black Expo, Inc., and Cover Kids & Families of Indiana. I’m supporting it. These are held as places of worship trusted by minorities to accommodate people and achieve better health outcomes.
Michigan City Franciscan Health will also offer summer and fall sessions at other churches in Michigan City and Kingsford Heights.
For more information, contact Nila Williams, Franciscan Health Michigan City Community Health Improvement Coordinator, at [email protected] or 219-283-9649.
One of the area’s first, best-loved, and most influential craft beer bars, Beer Geeks has closed after more than a decade and been reimagined as a new concept.
The 88-year-old landmark castle-shaped White Castle in Whiting will be replaced by a newer, larger and more modern White Castle Restaurant.
A longtime downtown Crown Point staple has poured its last drink.
The long-standing Westforth Sporting Gun Shop is closing its doors.
The Silver Line Building Products plant at 16801 Exchange Ave. will be permanently closed.
Bluefest in the Highlands will mark the end of what is being called the “end of an era.”
David’s Bridal has filed for bankruptcy and could close all of its stores unless a buyer emerges.
The 88-year-old Whiting White Castle will be remembered with exhibits at museums in two different states.
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For years, this “billionaires club” met every morning in a corner booth of the 88-year-old White Castle at Indianapolis Boulevard and 119th Street in downtown Whiting. The landmark restaurant served its last sliders on Tuesday.
One of northwest Indiana’s most popular and longest-running hobby shops is looking for a buyer after its longtime owner passes away.
J&L This N That Consignment Shop, a popular thrift store, has closed after several years in downtown Whiting.
Calumet Fisheries, an establishment in the Calumet neighborhood on Chicago’s south end, is temporarily closed after failing a city health inspection.
Just days after reopening after being shut down by city health inspectors, the Calumet fishery was hit by a massive fire.
Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant is located in Valparaiso.
Beer Geeks in Highland was rebranded as B-Side Bar & Lounge and then closed within a few months.
Struggling retailer Bed Bath & Beyond will permanently close its Valparaiso store as it closes more stores across the country as it looks to restructure its business and downsize its store footprint in an effort to rescue its struggling retailer. .
People’s Bank has closed its downtown Hammond branch.
Viking Artisan Ales will soon be pouring its last craft beers at its Merrillville taproom.
Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom, located at one of northwest Indiana’s most famous freeway interchanges, is closing after 15 years in business.
Walmart is closing its large store in Homewood.
The Chicago Auto Show, the largest car show in the United States, returns to McCormick Place on Saturday and will run through February 19th.
