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    Riverside Medical Group Adds Internal Medicine Physician

    Dr. Maryann Kelly is now seeing patients in Bourbonnais

    Riverside Healthcare is pleased to welcome board-eligible internal medicine physician, Maryann Kelly, MD.

    Dr. Kelly completed her Doctor of Medicine at Ross University School of Medicine in Dominica, West Indies. She then completed an Internal Medicine Residency at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital in Park Ridge, IL.

    Dr. Kelly’s passion for people led her into the medical field and specifically internal medicine. Within internal medicine, her clinical interests include diabetes management, hypertension management, and preventative health care.

    In addition to her education, Dr. Kelly is a member of the American College of Physicians.

    Dr. Kelly is now practicing at Riverside Internal Medicine Bourbonnais, located at 400 Riverside Drive, Suite 2100 in Bourbonnais, IL. Dr. Kelly is accepting new patients, appointments can be made online, through the myRiverside app, or by calling
    (815) 935-7284

    To learn more about Dr. Kelly and Riverside’s full team of primary care providers, click here.

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    Assist Fellow Employees in Need

    Thanks to Riverside staff who collectively and generously sponsored the first full year of the Employee Food Pantry in 2020. Help us continue to fight food insecurity for fellow employees in 2021.

    Will you consider leading a drive with your work team? Contact volunteer@rhc.net to let us know & for any questions.

    The Riverside Employee Food Pantry is stocked thanks to donations to the Partners in Caring Fund. Many departments have opted to collect monetary donations or simply collect non-perishables that will stock the shelves! Approximately $250 covers a week worth of groceries and a list of high need non-perishables is below.

    Riverside Employee Food Pantry focuses on healthy options like canned fruits, veggies, meats like chicken and tuna, and beans. We also have a lot of demand on peanut butter, pasta and sauces, and breakfast items like oatmeal packets, cereal, or granola bars. We can also collect personal hygiene items.

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