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Carlisle Donates to Penelope House

As most of you know, Carlisle has contributed to the Penelope House for the last…

Dec 23, 2021
Our July Excellence In Caring Featured Winner Is Lisa

Part of our mission at Carlisle Medical is to provide efficient and thorough service that…

Jul 11, 2021
Our June Excellence In Caring Featured Winner is Lisa

At Carlisle Medical, when others are winding down for the week, we are still getting…

Jun 16, 2021
Our May Excellence in Caring Featured Winner is Joseph

Every day at Carlisle Medical, we strive to provide the injured worker with the highest…

May 12, 2021
Carlisle Cares Donates $5,000 To Penelope House
Carlisle Cares Donates $5,000 To Penelope House

As most of you here know Carlisle has been a contributor to the Penelope House for…

Dec 22, 2020
Amie Harwick - A Prominent Figure Victim of Domestic Violence
Prominent Figure Victim of Domestic Violence

In the early hours of February 15th, notable Hollywood therapist and author Amie Harwick died…

Mar 16, 2020
Please join us in increasing awareness this month for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Please join us in increasing awareness this month for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Numerous studies have shown that children are often the unintended victims of intimate-partner violence in…

Oct 15, 2019
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