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• For Bryan Slaba, CEO of the Wagner hospital, Avera's telemedicine service has helped him recruit and retain medical residents and physicians.
• "The younger docs embraced it because they have all the support mechanism around them when they're going through residency," said Slaba, whose hospital joined the network in 2008 with the help of a federal grant. "They get out in this rural community, and they look around and there's nobody around for 60 miles."
• Soukup made a full recovery but now leaves most of the farmwork to his son-in-law so he can spend winters in Arizona with his wife, Linda.
• "Fifteen years ago," Linda Soukup said, "this probably would have had a different outcome."

Hospitals with emergency telemedicine services
The Associated Press

• Iowa
• -- Avera Holy Family Hospital, Estherville
• -- Hegg Memorial Health Center Avera, Rock Valley
• -- Osceola Community Hospital Avera, Sibley
• -- Sioux Center Community Hospital and Health Center Avera, Sioux Center
• -- Lakes Regional Healthcare, Spirit Lake
• Minnesota
• -- Albany Area Hospital and Medical Center, Albany
• -- Appleton Area Health Services, Appleton
• -- Sibley Medical Center, Arlington
• -- LakeWood Health Center, Baudette
• -- Saint Francis Medical Center, Breckenridge
• -- Johnson Memorial Hospital, Dawson
• -- Glacial Ridge Medical Center, Glenwood
• -- Hendricks Community Hospital, Hendricks
• -- Rainy Lake Medical Center, International Falls
• -- St. Gabriel's Hospital, Little Falls
• -- Madelia Community Hospital and Clinic, Madelia
• -- Madison Lutheran Home, Madison
• -- Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center, Marshall
• -- St. Joseph's Area Health Services, Park Rapids
• -- Pipestone County Medical Center, Pipestone
• -- Sleepy Eye Medical Center, Sleepy Eye
• -- Tyler Healthcare Center Avera, Tyler

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