The Ogilvie Lions will be playing the Hill City Hornets at 7pm, come out and support your local athletes!
In addition to watching the game we are handing out some really cool seat cushions for those COLD COLD bleachers!
Ogilvie Community Education held a senior expo at the school this past Sunday. Jenny Friday and Deb Wright represented FirstLight Health System.
Terry Bullock wrote a story about our very own Lisa Stobierski (ATC), linked here, or full story below:
September 17, 2015
Terry Bullock for the Hinckley News
Hinckley-Finlayson High School (HFHS) Activities Director, Bonnie Scullard, announced the school would enter into its second year with an expanded FirstLight Health Systems athletic trainer program.
Athletic trainer Lisa Stobierski works with rehabilitation services through FirstLight in Mora. She is typically in the HFHS training room Mondays and Wednesdays and covers home football games. She will also be covering home basketball games and track meets. Lisa is part of a group of six trainers FirstLight has dedicated to this program. It covers not only HFHS but Rush City, Pine City, Mora, East Central, and Ogilvie high schools. Lisa primarily splits her time between Hinckley, Rush City and East Central. FirstLight’s Dr. Thomas Mullin is the orthopedic team physician for each of the schools, treating sports-related injuries. Athletic training services include injury prevention and rehabilitation, emergency care, strength and conditioning and concussion management.
When asked about where she was from, her response was, “I am from Cleveland, but I spent the last two years in Phoenix, Ariz. while completing my masters in athletic training at A.T. Still University. I moved here only a month ago. Yes, it is quite a change in climates. But, I figured to move somewhere new while I have the chance and I was fortunate enough to find great opportunities with FirstLight. I am excited to be getting involved in the local communities, and working with the kids at various high schools. I enjoy sharing athletic training at the high school level. It is becoming more and more apparent that medical coverage is not only beneficial but also necessary, and I am glad to be a part of bringing athletic training to many of these schools. In my free time, I enjoy spending time outdoors, especially while it is still warm(ish) and staying in shape.”
She is also a Buckeye Fan and when asked about the Browns she responded, “Of course I am a Browns fan, but I find that quite troubling.” We feel her pain with the Vikings.
Please take the time to give a warm welcome to FirstLight Health Systems Lisa Stobierski.
To see the range of services provided by FirstLight Health System click on the FirstLight ad at the top of this window.
Sorrel King, nationally renowned patient safety advocate and speaker will share the events that led to her daughter Josie’s tragic death due to medical errors.
Come hear Josie’s story and learn about the innovative patient safety efforts the Josie King Foundation has inspired, and most importantly the crucial role you play in preventing further deaths due to medical errors. Along with Sorrel, our hope is that the sharing of Josie’s story will inspire change thus creating a better, safer healthcare industry for us all.
Tuesday, October 20 @ 7pm, in the Performing Arts Center at the Cambridge-Isanti High School. Click here to download the poster
Thanks ladies for taking the time to make sure the fans had something soft to sit on in the bleachers!
Athletic Training: For this school year, we are providing Athletic Training Coverage at the following Schools: Mora, Pine City, Hinckley-Finlayson, East Central, Rush City, and Ogilvie! Say hello to the trainers if you are attending any upcoming games!
Cardiac Services: We are now serving the Pine City community by providing Holter and Event monitor visits at the Pine City Clinic. Within the next couple weeks we will also offer Cardiac Rehab in Pine City, 3 days per week!
Occupational Therapy: We are excited to announce that we are now able to provide 4 specialty areas of occupational therapy services: Ergonomics (for employees), Hand Therapy (all three sites), Neurological OT (all three sites), and Pediatrics (Pine City)!
Physical Therapy: We have recently expanded the following services to include both Mora and Pine City locations: Lymphedema, Wound Care, Dry Needling!
Respiratory Services: We are continuing to grow our outpatient services including: pulmonary function testing and pulmonary rehab!
Sleep: Our number of sleep studies have been down recently, so if you or someone you know could benefit from a Sleep Study, please talk with your provider.
Speech-Language Pathology: Amy Miller can now provide LOUD therapy for patients with Parkinson’s. While Amy Miller (Nelson) continues to serve an increased amount of adult patients at all three locations, we welcome Julie Rue who sees pediatric patients at the Pine City location on a regular basis!
-If you have any questions about the services we provide, please feel free to call x3356.
Support the Pine City Dragons at their homecoming game @ 7pm vs. Esko and get one of these really neat cushions!
Support the Mora Mustangs tomorrow at the football game (7:00 p.m. vs. Aitkin) and get this really neat cushion!
