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July 25, 2022

ICAHN Employee Spotlight: Sarah Rogers

Introducing Sarah Rogers, our new Social Media Consultant!

Sarah has a degree in English, speech, and theater from Cornell College in Mt. Vernon, IA. She started her career as a reporter at her hometown newspaper, The Daily Gazette in the Rock Falls/Sterling area. From there, she moved on to public relations and corporate communications and then, to marketing and social media. “As a science geek,” she says, “I’ve developed a talent for explaining medical stuff to non-medical people.”

Her job responsibilities include keeping member hospitals up-to-date on the services ICAHN provides and to help shine a light on the great things that critical access hospitals are doing across the state.

Sarah and her husband, Jeff, live in Springfield, IL with their two “very high-strung Italian Greyhounds.” Their grown children include Drew, a firefighter in Galesburg; Cody, an engineer in Green Bay (who will become a dad this November); Tom, who is the assistant athletic trainer for the Kansas City National Women’s Soccer League (go, KC Current!); and Jen, who is at SIU-Carbondale working on her master’s degree in speech/language pathology. Sarah added that, in her spare time, she and her husband go to a LOT of concerts.

“I’m excited to learn more about all of the ways ICAHN helps critical access and small, rural hospitals – there are a lot! I also hope to help member hospitals share news about how they are impacting their communities and let more people know the importance of critical access hospitals,” she said.

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The Illinois Critical Access Hospital Network (ICAHN) advances the strength, sustainability, and transformation of Illinois’ rural hospitals through collaboration, advocacy, and shared solutions that improve performance and community health. Representing Critical Access Hospitals (CAHs) designated by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, ICAHN is a nationally recognized rural health leader supporting sustainable hospitals, strong communities, and a healthier rural Illinois—Better Together.