Sheriff’s Shootout, Hamilton Center Foundation raise more than $81K for children’s mental health | Local News

The 32nd Annual Sheriff’s Shootout Golf Outing, raised $40,624, an amount that will be matched by Hamilton Center Foundation Inc. to generate $81,248 in total funds to benefit children’s mental and behavioral health services.

Shootout funds are used to create, enhance, and maintain programming at Hamilton Center, as well sponsor services for children and their families who may have limited access to services due to financial burdens or other issues.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Department, sponsored by Great Dane, was the victor of the AM Sheriff’s Tournament and The Vermillion County Sheriff’s Department was the overall winner for the day. This year the event gathered over 120 organizations and 60 teams, including 10 sheriff/first responder teams from 8 counties that were sponsored by local organizations.

“The Shootout is a beloved community event, and the Foundation is so proud to partner with Hamilton Center to double the impact,“ said Margie

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Medical trauma in rural areas

LANSING, Mich. (WILX) – For the millions of Americans who live in rural areas, there are benefits to being away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It’s quiet, it’s clean and you may have some space between you and your neighbors.

However, about 25% of all Americans live more than an hour away from a trauma center by helicopter.

A car crash, bike accident, sports collision – they all can cause serious injuries that may need specialized medical attention. For emergency medical crews in rural areas, it’s a tough call.

“One is to drive them to their local community hospital that’s not a trauma center,” said Dr. Joshua Brown. “The other is to call for a medical helicopter to transport to trauma center.”

Brown and his colleagues studies the outcomes of 37,000 severely injured patients transported to emergency rooms by helicopter or ambulance. The research shows

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SSM Health reopens outpatient center; PLB funds $89,000 to BMI

The St. Charles Regional Chamber recognized La Belle Vie / The Café at Frenchtown as their 2023 Small Business of the Year.

MTM, Inc., invested in TCARE, Inc., a digital analytics platform developed to reduce family caregiver burnout and help older adults age in place. The program is ACL-accredited and CMS-approved.

The SSM Health Outpatient Center reopened at 1475 Kisker Rd. in St. Charles, featuring a surgery center to support renovated offices, urgent care, and cancer care services.

The Productive Living Board of St. Louis County approved $89,108 in funding to Boone Center, Inc., for vocational training and employment support services for eligible St. Louis County residents beginning July 1.

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