Inspire

Beacon Health System recently marked a milestone of 10,000 telehealth visits since the announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Justin Grannell, Beacon Medical Group family physician, was among the nearly 300 doctors who helped to rapidly expand care to patients on the platform when in-office visits temporarily halted. The willingness of these doctors, along with hotline and office staff, schedulers and medical assistants, to quickly train and embrace telehealth, made a huge difference in the community.

We know that providing and receiving care is a little bit different today. We’ve made changes to make it safer for you. For over 100 years, Beacon has had a role in your health and the health of the community. Our commitment is stronger than ever.

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Becky Wachs, Certified Child Life Specialist at Beacon Children’s Hospital, offers advice — as well as hands-on demonstrations — for parents of children who are afraid of people wearing masks. With her daughters, Isla, 9, and Penny, 7, Becky shows parents how they can normalize mask wearing with a facial

“The way we think about things leads to the way we feel about things.” Adapting your mindset can make a difference every day, but especially in the middle of uncertainty. A lack of calmness can impact both our body and mind. Beacon’s Certified Professional Coach Kimberlie Warren says reframing our

First responders from around Elkhart County conducted a Lights & Sirens procession around Elkhart General Hospital to honor our team members last Thursday. More than 60 vehicles carrying off-duty police, fire and EMS teams, along with Emergency Management and other Elkhart County departments, thanked our healthcare heroes by circling the