A lifesaving visit
One woman set aside her skepticism and followed her doctor's advice to get a mammogram. It saved her life.
Alan Neushwander works as communications specialist at Spectrum Health Ludington Hospital. His responsibilities include brand journalism, digital media and community engagement. Prior to joining Spectrum Health in 2011, Neushwander had a successful career as a broadcast news journalist at various radio stations in Illinois and Michigan. During his broadcasting career he was the recipient of several awards from the Associated Press and Michigan Association of Broadcasters. Neushwander received his Associate of Business degree in Marketing and Bachelor of Health Services Administration degree from Baker College.
One woman set aside her skepticism and followed her doctor's advice to get a mammogram. It saved her life.
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