Entries by Danielle Larsson

Sara Hull, NP-C Joins Boundary Community Clinics

Sara Hull, NP-C Joins Boundary Community Clinics August 6, 2020 Bonners Ferry, ID – Boundary Community Clinics is happy to announce the addition of a new family practice provider, Sara Hull, NP-C. Sara Hull is a board-certified Family Practice Nurse Practitioner and received a Master of Science in Nursing from Gonzaga University. She completed her […]

Summer 2020 CNA Graduation

Hospital Celebrates CNA Graduation July 30, 2020 Bonners Ferry, ID Boundary Community Hospital (BCH) and North Idaho College announced the graduation of the Summer semester Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) class in Bonners Ferry.  Congratulations to the new Certified Nursing Assistants: Gracie Adams, Aidan Webster and Malin Worley, who will all be working at the BCH […]

COVID-19 Update to the Community July 29, 2020

Hospital COVID-19 Update to the Community July 29, 2020 Bonners Ferry, ID – Now that COVID-19 is present in our community, the Boundary Community Hospital COVID-19 Task Force made up of department leaders and medical staff has been meeting frequently to implement internal protocols so that we can meet the increasing challenges to keep our […]

Lab Testing in Boundary County Part 1

Laboratory Testing for COVID-19 in Boundary County By: Greg Botkin, MD, Medical Director, Boundary Community Hospital Part 1 of 2 I will try to teach this using questions and answers: 1) I am somewhat skeptical about COVID (SARS-CoV-2) tests after all the critical reports I have heard in the news. Does Boundary Community Hospital have […]

Eating Well Through Summer

Eating Well Through Summer By: Shantel Pluid, RD, LD Registered Dietician, Boundary Community Hospital Summer is in full swing and that means access to more grilled foods, delicious fruits and savory vegetables. Picnic food does not always necessarily mean healthy and low calorie, but it does mean tasty! There are a few things to steer […]

TSE and COVID-19

Here to Help – TSE and COVID-19 By: Wanda Wilkerson RN, BSN, CEN June 4, 2020 The Covid-19 Pandemic has had many negative impacts on the medical field, but one unanticipated impact is on community members who are experiencing Time Sensitive Emergencies (TSE) like stroke and heart attack. When the Pandemic began, all across the […]

PT Dry Needling

Dry Needling for Pain Relief By: Dr. Jessica Seaburg, PT, DPT, OCS Boundary Community Hospital Rehabilitation Services Dry needling is a technique physical therapists (PTs) use for the treatment of pain and movement impairments. You may have heard of the “opioid epidemic” and be concerned about how to manage pain without these addictive drugs. Dry […]

Your Baby’s First Tests

Your Baby’s First Test By:  Sarah Prescott When awaiting a new bundle of joy, parents are eager to finally hear the doctor pronounce the arrival of a healthy baby.  An Apgar Score is given to a newborn to quickly assess their physical condition and health.  However, there is another test that each newborn will undergo […]

OT Myths and Misconceptions

By Dr. Yahtil Huaute, OT, DOT Boundary Community Hospital April 8, 2020 April is National Occupational Therapy Month! There are plenty of myths and misconceptions about occupational therapy services, the providers, and the history. Here are the top 5 myths or misconceptions of occupational therapy: 1. Occupational therapists help you get a job. Occupational therapy […]