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Sparrow helps Ionia County Sheriff road patrols get AEDs

The Sparrow Ionia Hospital Foundation along with Steve Edmonson, D.O., of Saranac helped purchase automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, for the Ionia County Sheriff Department road patrols.

Students donate to Children’s Center in memory of Lacey

Students from Okemos Public Montessori at Central presented a $180 check to the Sparrow Children's Center Thursday in honor of Lacey Holsworth. Shown during the

Students donate and decorate Sparrow Children’s Center

A group of students in the Detroit Area Pre-College Engineering Program (DAPCEP) and their mentors visited the Sparrow Children's Center recently to present a check

Nurse attends breastfeeding antidiscrimination act signing

Sparrow Lactation Consultant Beth McLellan, R.N., IBCLC, participated in the ceremonial signing of SB 674 on Tuesday at the state capitol.

Reflect. Recharge. Reimagine

Have you ever wondered why the tale of "Gone with the Wind's" indomitable Scarlett O'Hara endures? Or how to spice up your daily cuisine? Are there surefire ways

Max’s Race now in its 10th running

Max's Race 2014 is this Saturday, June 28. The race, celebrating the memory of Max Matthews who died at age 6 from complications from bacterial spinal meningitis,

Mid-Michigan Parrot Head Club donates to Sparrow hospice

The Mid-Michigan Parrot Head Club generously donated $8,000 to support hospice services at Sparrow! The social group is a longtime supporter of Sparrow Hospice Services

MAC Women’s League BBall Champs: Patrick Law/Y2 Printing

Team members: (From L to R) Mollie Karazim, Ashley James, Christina Henry, Monique Harvey (Team Manager), Brenda Davis, Tasha Kendrick. Missing from photo: Rachel

Sparrow successfully reverified as Level 1 trauma center

Sparrow Hospital has again earned the highest level of trauma center certification and remains mid-Michigan region's only Verified Level 1 Trauma Center for adult

Sparrow renovates, rededicates Children’s Center Teen Lounge

When Brian Nichols, 17, of Williamston, died from Hodgkin's disease in 1988 after countless days and nights in the Sparrow Children's Center his friends and family fulfilled his vision to create a place, the Brian Nichols Teen Lounge, where Patients like him could feel like a normal teenager.