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  • Protecting Your Skin, Protect Your Health

    posted by Darcie Follon on Thursday, May 21, 2026 Skin cancer is one of the most common and most preventable cancers affecting our community. In this important Skin Cancer Awareness Month blog, learn simple ways to protect your skin, recognize the warning signs of melanoma using the ABCDEs, and understand why early detection matters. Plus, discover how local dermatology care at Spencer Hospital makes skin health more accessible close to home.

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  • Local Students Helping Raise Mental Health Awareness in Clay County

    posted on Thursday, May 21, 2026 Spencer High School students, partnering with Clay County Behavioral Health LINC, are raising awareness for mental health and the 988 Crisis Lifeline by placing resources in schools and community spaces across Clay County. Their work helps make support more visible and reminds the community that help is always available.

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  • Happy EMS Week: Improving Outcomes, Together

    posted by Chris Meyer on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 EMS professionals are there when every second counts — providing lifesaving care, comfort, and support during some of life's most critical moments. Learn how Spencer Hospital Ambulance Service and emergency responders across Clay County work together to improve outcomes for patients every day. From emergency response and advanced medical care to community connections and heartfelt stories of service, this blog highlights the dedication, teamwork, and compassion behind EMS.

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  • Trauma Awareness: Stay Focused. Stay Safe.

    posted on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Even everyday activities can turn dangerous in an instant. During Trauma Awareness Month, learn how simple choices like staying focused, wearing a helmet, and avoiding distractions can help prevent serious injuries. This blog also highlights the important role Spencer Hospital's Level 4 Trauma Center plays in providing rapid emergency care and keeping our community safe.

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  • Ready. Set. Action: Supporting a Healthier Clay County

    posted on Tuesday, April 28, 2026 Clay County Public Health works every day to protect and improve community health through prevention programs, immunizations, screenings, education, and emergency preparedness. From supporting families to promoting wellness and responding to health concerns, their work touches nearly every part of community life. Learn how these efforts are helping build a healthier Clay County.

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