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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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Core Conversations - Episode 10 - John Froggatt

99.9 Y Country March 23, 2026 7:00 am

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. See omnystudio.com/listener (https://omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.

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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Corewell Health Podcast - Episode 10 - John Froggatt

99.9 Y Country March 23, 2026 5:07 am

In this episode of Core Conversations with Natalie Baggio, we’re celebrating the power of community in Southwest Michigan. Natalie sits down with Dr. Melinda Gruber, newly appointed President of the Corewell Health Foundation Southwest Michigan, to talk about how philanthropy, partnership, and local generosity are strengthening health care close to home. With more than 30 years in the community and nearly two decades serving Corewell Health, Dr. Gruber shares her vision for the Foundation as a catalyst for health, healing, and wellness. She highlights inspiring examples of local impact, from team-led diaper and holiday drives, to patient assistance funds that help families remain safely in their homes, to community support for the enhanced behavioral health unit. Dr. Gruber also emphasizes a powerful promise: 100% of gifts to the Foundation in Southwest Michigan stay local and support the purpose intended. Hear how together, we can continue building a healthier future for our friends, families, and neighbors — and discover how you can get involved.

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Core Conversations - Episode 9 - Melinda Gruber

99.9 Y Country March 16, 2026 7:00 am

In this episode of Core Conversations with Natalie Baggio, we’re celebrating the power of community in Southwest Michigan. Natalie sits down with Dr. Melinda Gruber, newly appointed President of the Corewell Health Foundation Southwest Michigan, to talk about how philanthropy, partnership, and local generosity are strengthening health care close to home. With more than 30 years in the community and nearly two decades serving Corewell Health, Dr. Gruber shares her vision for the Foundation as a catalyst for health, healing, and wellness. She highlights inspiring examples of local impact, from team-led diaper and holiday drives, to patient assistance funds that help families remain safely in their homes, to community support for the enhanced behavioral health unit. Dr. Gruber also emphasizes a powerful promise: 100% of gifts to the Foundation in Southwest Michigan stay local and support the purpose intended. Hear how together, we can continue building a healthier future for our friends, families, and neighbors — and discover how you can get involved. See omnystudio.com/listener (https://omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.

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Corewell Health Podcast - Episode 9 - Melinda Gruber

99.9 Y Country March 16, 2026 5:10 am

This guy did not care who heard his search history.

This guy did not care who heard his search history.

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AI Guy Walks Into a Bar

99.9 Y Country March 14, 2026 2:08 pm

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.

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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March Forth – Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County

99.9 Y Country March 11, 2026 2:34 pm

In this episode of Core Conversations with Natalie Baggio, Stephanie Ostrander, Vice President of Human Resources at Corewell Health South, discusses how workforce development is strengthening health care in Southwest Michigan. With nearly two decades in the region, she shares how intentional pipeline programs and community partnerships are attracting and growing local talent. Stephanie highlights the recruitment of more than 100 providers this year and the success of an in-house Medical Assistant training program with 100% retention. As demand for services continues to grow, so does the commitment to expanding access to high-quality health care. This conversation emphasizes how investing in people today is shaping the future of health care for the entire community. See omnystudio.com/listener (https://omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.

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Corewell Health Podcast - Episode 7 - Stephanie Ostrander

99.9 Y Country March 9, 2026 11:38 am

In this episode of Core Conversations with Natalie Baggio, we sit down with Heather Lallo, Senior Vice President and Corporate Controller at Corewell Health in Southwest Michigan, to explore the powerful connection between finance and patient care. With more than 14 years at Corewell Health and leadership experience across Michigan, Heather shares how financial decisions directly impact access to care, technology investments, and the long-term sustainability of health care in Southwest Michigan. She highlights a $15 million renovation of the inpatient behavioral health unit in St. Joseph, Michigan, offering insight into how strategic investments improve patient outcomes and keep essential services close to home. Together, Natalie and Heather discuss the challenges facing today’s health care landscape and how thoughtful financial stewardship ensures Corewell Health can continue reinvesting in its people, facilities, and services for years to come.   See omnystudio.com/listener (https://omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.

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Corewell Health Podcast - Episode 8 - Heather Lallo

99.9 Y Country March 9, 2026 9:55 am

In this episode of Core Conversations with Natalie Baggio, we sit down with Heather Lallo, Senior Vice President and Corporate Controller at Corewell Health in Southwest Michigan, to explore the powerful connection between finance and patient care. With more than 14 years at Corewell Health and leadership experience across Michigan, Heather shares how financial decisions directly impact access to care, technology investments, and the long-term sustainability of health care in Southwest Michigan. She highlights a $15 million renovation of the inpatient behavioral health unit in St. Joseph, Michigan, offering insight into how strategic investments improve patient outcomes and keep essential services close to home. Together, Natalie and Heather discuss the challenges facing today’s health care landscape and how thoughtful financial stewardship ensures Corewell Health can continue reinvesting in its people, facilities, and services for years to come.

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Core Conversations - Episode 8 - Heather Lallo

99.9 Y Country March 9, 2026 7:01 am

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