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Rilee Thrives at Home With a New Liver and New Hope
Rilee spent the first months of his life fighting for his life. Now, he can spend the rest of his childhood at home. He was born eight weeks premature,...
Sharing Care Supports our Local Hospitals
PHS’s Sharing Care Program has been busy helping out our local hospitals lately and we wanted to share the latest with you all to share in on the fun....
John’s Troubleshooting Tip of the Month: Common Alarms on Infinity Food Pumps
PHS understands how stressful it can be when a piece of equipment isn’t working properly, and we want to help resolve any issues as soon as possible for you....
PHS celebrates Feeding Tube Awareness Week, February 5-11
Tube feeding is a term that at times may cast a negative light upon an already complex medical situation. However, what is not commonly known are the benefits a...
PHS Respiratory Therapy Scholarship
PHS is excited to announce the first annual PHS Respiratory Therapy Scholarship. The scholarship is designed for students (or recent graduates) enrolled in a Respiratory Therapy Program. Philanthropy has...
Serving Meals to Families at Ronald McDonald House
Sharing Care volunteers spent Wednesday night at the Ronald McDonald House in Minneapolis. We had the pleasure of participating in their Cook for Kids program, where volunteers buy ingredients...
Infants Remembered in Silence (IRIS) Offers Scholarship for Class
PHS learned today about a resource that may of be interest to some of our families. Infants Remembered in Silence (IRIS) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization that is...
Joe’Von Thrives at Home
Joe’Von is like most kids his age And that’s what makes him remarkable. He likes to watch cartoons, play in the yard and pick on his twin sister. In...