Thanks to the generosity of the community, and especially the Ann C. Keyser Trust and The Rotary Club of Marshalltown, UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown tied a big bow on this year's Fill the Rig event. With constraints in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Fill the Rig was executed differently...
The UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown Foundation is grateful for a $500 donation to its Prevent Fund, which provides mammograms for women and men who can't afford them. The donation was made by Sherry Hart and her local group from JBS called Bag Ladies and Hobos. The group raised funds through...
In the blink of an eye, life changed forever for Deb Holsapple. It was October 14, 2019, and Holsapple went home to make supper after working all day at school. While eating with her family, she started to feel sick and quickly got hot, sweaty and dizzy. She laid down...
You can get set for the holidays while helping the hospital raise funds with our poinsettia sale, courtesy of our Auxiliary at UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown. These florist-quality, branched poinsettias will be available in December, and all fund will be used for Auxiliary projects. The plants are $10 apiece and...
Note: As of November 19, 2020, all of Marshalltown's SHIIP appointments for the year are booked. If you need assistance, you may call Open Enrollment Assistance at 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227). It can cost you money if you don’t review your Medicare Part D drug coverage annually. In just one hour, a...
Monica Schneider left her house to run errands at 7:30 a.m. By 8:15, she received a call from her husband’s phone, but it wasn’t Eldon on the other line. It was the sheriff. Eldon had suffered a stroke and had alertly called 911 after identifying the symptoms, which included his...
Melissa Manfull got to ring the healing bell on June 17, and it was music to her ears for more than one reason. Flash back to mid-May, and Manfull was recovering after surgery in Ames to remove skin cancer from her stomach. The procedure left a significant wound that became...
Welcome to our LiveWell "Ask the Expert" series with ER Medical Director and physician Lance VanGundy. This week, we asked Dr. VanGundy, "With COVID-19 still present in our community, is it safe to go to UnityPoint Health – Marshalltown for care?" Listen to Segment 1
Can you feel the excitement, Marshalltown? Yep, this is happening! You can watch the virtual groundbreaking for our South Campus consolidation and expansion project. Click below to view it, and visit our our project web page anytime photos, videos and updates.
UnityPoint Health providers are issuing a warning about the risks of carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning due to the use of generators. Since Monday, portable generators are being used to provide power following Monday’s derecho. Extremely high winds destroyed power lines and knocked out electricity to hundreds of thousands of homes...