Meet Amanda Sanderson, Ultrasound Technologist at The Richland Hospital and Clinics.Amanda brings experience from rural hospitals, Level I trauma centers, and university health systems. Board certified in breast imaging and three additional specialties, she is passionate about helping patients feel comfortable, supported, and confident throughout their care.That passion is personal. Breast and ovarian cancer have impacted multiple generations of Amanda's family, including her grandmothers, aunts, and mother."Breast imaging is a very sensitive area, both technically and emotionally," Amanda says. "I want patients to feel comfortable, supported, and confident they're receiving the best care possible." Amanda also encourages women to prioritize regular screening mammograms."I started getting mammograms at age 30, and I was nervous because I didn't know what to expect," she says. "But you can do anything for 30 seconds. While we may not be able to prevent breast cancer, we can detect it early. That's why screening matters." As part of our Breast Cancer Awareness Month campaign, we asked Amanda one final question: Who is your pink for? "My mom." Thank you, Amanda, for your compassion, expertise, and dedication to our patients and community. #BreastCancerAwareness #RuralHealthCare #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
Have you seen the compression socks right inside the door of the Community Pharmacy? If not, now is a great time to check them out! Compression socks can help improve circulation, reduce leg fatigue and swelling, and keep your legs feeling energized throughout the day.We've just added three new Sockwell colors (including Pink!), in two styles for women and one for men. Plus, multiple size options are available to help you find the perfect fit.Stop in and see what's new! Your feet and legs will thank you.#CommunityPharmacy #RuralHealthCare #CompressionSocks ... See MoreSee Less
When asked if anyone wanted to participate in a staff spotlight, our Medical Assistants had a different idea: make it a group spotlight. That response says everything about this incredible team.This year's Medical Assistants Week theme, "Educated. Equipped. Empowered." perfectly captures the knowledge, versatility and compassion our MAs bring to patients, providers and care teams every day.From learning sign language to better connect with a patient, dressing up like a patient's favorite Bob Ross to put them at ease, following growing families through years of care, and providing reassurance during life's most challenging moments, our Medical Assistants make a difference in ways both big and small and we can't say enough wonderful things about them. Please join us in thanking all of our Medical Assistants for the skill, heart and dedication they bring to TRHC each and every day. Our team includes Abigail Murphy, Addie Bennett, Aimee Elder, Ana Miller, Brenda Cupp, Brooklyn Peterson, Caitlin Manley, Jean Schmitz, Jamie Layton, Josie McCarthy, Kenzie Trumm, Lindsey Mueller, Lora Miller, Lorri Haggerty, Lyndi Degenhardt, Madison Skemp, Rachel Beranek, Robin Varney, Shannon Carlin, Stephanie Stowell, Sydni Coppernoll, Xandria Olson, Tiffany Davis, Tricia Preston, Morgan Elliott, Kristin Washa, Elizabeth Deglow, Colleen Hanold, and Amanda Lundin.If you have a special connection with your medical assistant, consider nominating them for a BEE award. You can ask for a form at check in or fill one out online. ... See MoreSee Less
Our employees came together in a big way for Greater Richland Area Cancer Elimination (GRACE), raising $16,064.36 through 18 fundraising events from August 2025 to August 2026! At the October 15 GRACE meeting, April McCarvel and Sherry Giddings, members of the employee-led TRHC GRACE Committee, presented the donation on behalf of our staff."The commitment shown by our employees reflects the generosity, compassion, and community spirit that define the TRHC culture," said Sherry.Thank you to everyone who volunteered, donated, participated, and supported these efforts. Together, we're making a difference.#RuralHealthCare #GivingBack #CommunityMatters ... See MoreSee Less
Bill Molek has been welcoming and assisting people from the volunteer desk for the past five years. He thought he might hang up his volunteer vest once but quickly decided he was where he needed to be. (Thank you for reconsidering, Bill - we sure like having you around.) We caught up with him on Wednesday, when we checked in on how our work to support Kiwanis of Richland Center's Coats for Kids drive was going. "We have two bags over there, and this one is full," he shared with a smile.Thank you to all who donated coats. Bill and the rest of our volunteers will be accepting coat donations in all sizes (small child to adult) through the end of October. The coats will be distributed by the Kiwanis team in November. You may also drop off coats at Muscoda Health Center and Spring Green Medical Center, too. ... See MoreSee Less
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