Heart Health: Simple Tips for a Healthy Heart
February 1, 2025
Practical advice for better cardiovascular wellness Your heart works tirelessly for you—so why not show it some love? Heart health is vital to your overall
Practical advice for better cardiovascular wellness Your heart works tirelessly for you—so why not show it some love? Heart health is vital to your overall
What to watch out for and what you can do about heat exhaustion Have you spent long periods of time in the sun without proper
Learn how to Protect Your Skin What is Melanoma? The cells that produce pigment (color) in the skin are called melanocytes. Melanoma is a type
Understanding the Stages of Pregnancy What Should I Expect During Pregnancy Care? We will see each other in the clinic roughly every 4 weeks until
No More Grin and Bear It When It’s Time to See the Doctor About Pain “How do you measure different levels of pain? In hertz.”
Promoting Better Sleep March is sleep awareness month. One way to promote better sleep is to breathe through your nose. How do you know you
If you have ever struggled with sticking with something, or achieving your New Year’s Resolution, give streaking a try. Get your mind out of the
Augsburg University is proud to award the 2022 Clinical Instructor of the Year award to one of our 1999 alumni: Tony Lesch. Each year, Augsburg
Family Medicine Physician Cory Simning, MD, recently joined Stellis Health – Monticello Clinic. “We’re excited to welcome Dr. Simning to our medical staff and back to his hometown,” says Brent Wilde, CEO of Stellis Health. “He grew up in Big Lake and wanted to come back home to practice medicine.”
“I loved growing up here – the community is great and my family is nearby,” says Dr. Simning. “My approach to medicine is based on shared decision making and getting to know each other. I work together with my patients to figure out what is best for each individual based on their goals.”
Family Medicine Physician Emily Lawrence, MD, recently joined Stellis Health – Buffalo Clinic. “We’re excited to welcome Dr. Lawrence back to our medical staff and community,” says Brent Wilde, CEO of Stellis Health. “She is already a familiar face here as she spent nine months in training through the Rural Physician Associate Program (RPAP) and loved our clinic and community so much she wanted to return.”
“I’m thrilled to be coming back to Stellis Health to practice family medicine,” says Dr. Lawrence. “I felt so lucky to complete my RPAP training here and really wanted to return to build my practice.
