Monroe Home Care Shoppe

10/23/2026

Retirement Announcement from Sobaks Home Medical, Inc.

Longtime Team Member and Executive Officer Brian Springsdorf will soon retire

Brian Springsdorf, Sobaks Home Medical Executive Officer, is announcing his retirement from the company which will occur Friday, Oct. 30. Springsdorf has been with Sobaks since 1997. His professional involvement with the home medical business has consistently been impeccable and many have come to appreciate the standards of respect and care that Brian offers staff, patients and the community. Brian will be missed, but the Sobaks Team hopes everyone will congratulate him on his retirement.

When asked about his retirement, Brian shared, "Retirement will allow more time with my wife, Tam and our kids and grandkiddos. I will also have more time at our piece of heaven, our cabin, up north. And of course, as the Owosso Charter Township Fire Dept. Assistant Chief, there is plenty to do with three stations covering 146 square miles and meetings." Brian added that he will "continue with my purpose with the Memorial Healthcare Foundation Board of Directors."

Brian lives in the Owosso area with his wife, Tam. His family includes his son Brant and daughter-in-law Megan and their two children, Everleigh (7) and Easton (4) of Fort Wayne, IN; his son Taylor who is engaged to Vid and lives in San Francisco, CA; and his daughter Delaney and son-in-law Brandon of the Owosso area.

The Sobaks Home Medical Team, including team members from all three locations in Owosso, Tawas and Monroe, genuinely wish Brian Springsdorf the very best going forward. Sobaks has been blessed as a business to have his calm guidance, but it is his daily presence. friendship and compassion that will be most missed.

10/09/2026

One in 8 women will develop breast cancer in their lifetime. Approximately 382,600 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this year and over 2,600 of them will be men. Our Sobaks team honors breast cancer awareness every October. On Fridays, we wear pink. Please talk to your healthcare provider and schedule routine exams. We care about you.

10/08/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to stand together in support of those in our community whose lives have been touched by breast cancer.
We honor survivors, remember those we have lost, and stand beside those still fighting. We also encourage everyone to take an active role in their health by learning about risk factors and the importance of recommended screenings and early detection.

To our community members, families, friends, and loved ones affected by breast cancer: the Monroe Public Safety Department stands with you.

10/08/2026

We're hanging out at the Monroe County Wellness Fair today! 💙

Sharing information about our memberships, programs, and everything the Y has to offer!

10/06/2026

Our October Sale ...

10/02/2026

UPDATED DESCRIPTION:

Savannah was last seen wearing a white shirt, with a blue jacket, along with gray colored sweatpants and a red backpack.
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MISSING / RUNAWAY JUVENILE
The City of Monroe Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in locating Savannah Walsh. Savannah was last seen on 9/30/2026 in the afternoon. Savannah was last known to possibly be at an address in the 400 Block of Riverview and was observed near St. Mary's Park on the Riverwalk.

If located or observed, please contact Monroe County Central Dispatch at (734) 243-7070.
Savannah Walsh (Age 14)
W/F 5'5" 130 lbs
Brown Hair and Brown Eyes

10/02/2026

This Sunday ...

Our Craft Show is THIS SUNDAY! 🍂

Check out all of the amazing local vendors joining us from 10 AM–3 PM at the Monroe Family YMCA!

Come shop, support local, and see everything they have to offer. Admission is FREE!

09/14/2026

Our Sobaks Team is happy to help.

09/03/2026

Sobaks Home Medical will be closed Monday, Sept. 7 for Labor Day. We wish everyone a safe and healthy holiday weekend.

08/14/2026

Have you been diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA)? Let our trained professionals help with your CPAP/APAP and Apnea supply needs. People with OSA who remain untreated face significantly higher risk of death than those on PAP therapy.* 70% of stroke patients have OSA. Let us help. (Source: Resmed)