UnityPoint Health – Trinity Rock Island has become the first hospital in the Quad Cities to earn Heart Failure Accreditation from the American College of Cardiology, recognizing its commitment to comprehensive heart failure care.
Nelson Chiropractic shres practical fall immunity strategies—from movement and recovery to gut health, supplements and air quality—along with details on its free “Trust Your Gut” workshop on Oct. 26.
State, city and county inspectors have cited Iowa restaurants and stores for hundreds of food-safety violations during the past several weeks, including expired and moldy food.
"A completed wetland project in Durant, Iowa filters stormwater and protects Mud Creek, funded by a $750,000 state grant to support future housing growth.
UnityPoint Health–Trinity is observing Breast Cancer Awareness Month by emphasizing the importance of regular screenings, expanding appointment availability, offering financial assistance and providing follow‑up support.
"Heart to Heart" Free Screening Day wil be held Saturday, Oct. 3 starting at 8 a.m., inside the Trinity Heart Center in Rock Island, providing free EKGs, health checks, preventative education and more.
Medicare beneficiaries are encouraged to review their coverage ahead of the Oct. 15–Dec. 7 enrollment period. MIG offers personalized guidance across its three Quad Cities locations.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. and while we often talk about the importance of early detection or prevention, it’s also good to know your options when it comes to treatment.
Buffalo, Iowa, residents will vote on a deal to sell the city's water and sewer system to Iowa American Water amid concerns over PFAS and discolored tap water.
Davenport and Rock Island school officials are monitoring wet bulb readings every hour during the heat wave, adjusting practice times and using cold water immersion tubs to protect student athletes.
University of Iowa Health Care explains the transition into life after cancer treatment—which can bring new physical and emotional adjustments along with uncertainty—making survivorship care an essential part of supporting patients.
What began as a routine 36-week pregnancy check-up quickly spiraled into an emergency delivery, leaving a Moline mother separated from her newborn child.
Davenport is using 8 to 9 state and local grants to restore Goose Creek, add bioretention cells, and improve nearby parks and trails. Construction starts this fall.
UnityPoint Health – Trinity has introduced the Quad Cities’ first HYDROS Robotic System for Aquablation, offering men a precise, minimally invasive new option for treating enlarged prostate symptoms with fewer risks and improved long‑term relief.
The number of cyclospora cases continue to climb across Iowa, with health officials now reporting more than 200 confirmed infections across 48 counties.
Officials are reminding residents to watch for symptoms and follow safe food handling practices.
Iowa has the second highest cancer rate in the country. Researchers gathered in Davenport to explain how nitrates, radon, PFAS and pesticides may be driving the numbers — and what residents can do now.
University of Iowa Health Care Health urges residents to stay hydrated, limit peak‑hour sun exposure and watch for early symptoms of heat illness as temperatures climb this summer.
Quad City Behavioral Health Associates partner with The Gray Matters Collective to bridge the affordability gap for those in need of mental health services.
Trinity Cancer Center offers multiple forms of radiation therapy, allowing care teams to tailor treatment to each patient’s needs. Local access to radiation oncology is especially critical because the frequency of treatments can make travel burdensome.
If you are having trouble staying awake at work or watching TV at night or you feel really tired when you wake up in the morning, you should talk to your doctor.
Radiation oncology experts from UI Health Care emphasize how local treatment access, prevention and early screening improve cancer outcomes for patients in the Quad Cities.
