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CEO Amy Hart Recognized Nationally for Rural Health Excellence

February 10, 2026

Amy Hart, the Chief Executive Officer of Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) was named to the 2025 list of “103 Critical Access Hospital Presidents and CEOs to Know” by Becker’s Hospital Review.

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Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute Offers Advanced Vascular Care at CRMC

Crosby area residents in need of vascular care, can now get expert care close to home at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) with the addition of Jeffrey Jim, MD to the Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute in Crosby. This expanded offering is part of both organizations’ ongoing commitment to make care more accessible in the communities they serve.

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CRMC Upgrades MRI Technology for Faster, Clearer Scans

Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) is advancing its MRI capabilities with a system upgrade that brings the latest imaging technology to the community, supporting faster exams, and clearer images. The upgrade reflects CRMC’s ongoing commitment to keeping diagnostic services current with evolving clinical standards and patient expectations. 

Woman performing pelvic floor or core exercises at home, illustrating non-surgical treatment options for urinary incontinence.

Living With Incontinence? You’re Not Alone

Urinary incontinence – or leaking urine – affects about 1 in 6 people, and it’s especially common in women. It can range from a few drops to more frequent or unexpected leaks. While common, incontinence can still be frustrating, embarrassing, and disruptive to daily life. Many people limit social activities, exercise less, or avoid outings because they worry about leakage. The good news is that incontinence is treatable, and help is available.

Unused medications representing safe disposal through Take It To The Box drop-off locations in Brainerd, Breezy Point, Crosby, Nisswa, and Crosslake.

Where to Dispose of Medications in the Brainerd Lakes Area

February 2, 2026

A Medication drop box is not available at Cuyuna Lakes Pharmacy but safe disposal options are available throughout our communities.

Newborn Daniel Louis, the first baby born at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center in 2026.

CRMC Welcomes the First Baby of 2026, Daniel Louis

January 6, 2026

The first baby of the year was born on January 5, 2026, to proud parents Sarah Dear and Louis Wickizer of Brainerd, Minnesota. 

Person painting at an easel with a cat nearby, representing creative hobbies and self-care supported by CRMC Behavioral Health for a healthy mindset.

Healthy Reset After the Holidays

As the decorations come down and schedules return to normal, now is the perfect time to reset, not punish yourself. Instead of jumping straight into strict resolutions, focus on restoring healthy habits that support your overall well-being for the long term.

Super One Foods storefront sign, partner in the CRMC Foundation round-up campaign supporting the Courage Cabinet and local patients.

Super One Shoppers Raise $9,300+ for CRMC Courage Cabinet

Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) is deeply grateful for the generosity of the community this holiday season, as $9,337.94 was raised to support patients through the CRMC Foundation’s Courage Cabinet.

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Key Health Priorities for the Brainerd Lakes Area

Cuyuna Regional Medical Center (CRMC) has released its 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), providing a comprehensive look at the health needs of the Brainerd Lakes Area and identifying opportunities for impactful community health initiatives for 2026-2028.