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In this episode of Core Conversations with Natalie Baggio, we explore how clinical leadership and innovation are shaping the future of health care in Southwest Michigan. Natalie is joined by Dr. John Froggatt, Vice President of Medical Affairs and Infectious Disease Physician, who has practiced locally for 27 years. Dr. Froggatt shares exciting news about a new stroke treatment service launching soon - A procedure that physically removes blood clots in the brain, restoring blood flow quickly and improving outcomes. Offering this advanced care locally means faster treatment, saved lives, and fewer patients needing to leave the community during critical moments. The conversation also highlights powerful improvements in care for patients living with sickle cell disease. Through system-wide collaboration, new standards of care, and stronger outpatient connections, patients are experiencing fewer hospital visits, shorter stays, and better quality of life. Dr. Froggatt reflects on what makes his work most meaningful today, building high-performing physician teams, strengthening quality, and embracing new technologies like artificial intelligence to continuously improve patient care. Hear how thoughtful leadership, collaboration, and innovation are helping keep high-quality care close to home in Southwest Michigan.


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In this episode of the March Forth campaign from Mid-West Family Marketing and Media, we spotlight the impactful work being done by the Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County.

Executive Director Christina McGovern joins us to share how YSB provides immediate safety, support, and resources for teens and young adults experiencing homelessness. Through six programs and a new 22,000-square-foot facility, YSB is expanding its ability to serve vulnerable youth and families throughout the community. From their teen drop-in center to family support services, the organization is helping young people find stability, connection, and hope during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.

Christina also discusses the often unseen reality of teen homelessness in St. Joseph County, where an estimated 1,500 to 2,000 young people between the ages of 13 and 18 experience homelessness each year. Through strong community support and dedicated staff, YSB is providing a safe place where teens can access food, showers, counseling, and critical resources that help them move forward.

To learn more about YSB Youth Service Bureau, volunteer, or support their mission, visit ysbsjc.org or follow them on social media.

This nonprofit spotlight is part of the March Forth campaign from Mid-West Family Marketing and Media, highlighting organizations making a meaningful difference across Michiana, sponsored by Mason Jar Cafe.

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