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… people celebrate them every year. They represent new life being brought into the world. But for some women, birthdays may also mark their entrance to the world of high-risk pregnancy. One … You’re not automatically doomed if you’re over 35 and pregnant. You’re just at a higher risk for maternal and fetal complications. While your risk steadily increases with age, it’s not a … will follow up to determine what next steps are needed. If your results are normal, your next visit is usually around 20 weeks. If the opposite is true, rest assured that your health care …

… said. “She told me she wanted to kill herself. I said, ‘Oh, no, no.’ I hugged her and called for security.” Ward assisted Methodist security officer Matt Sahlfeld in getting the woman into a … started her cleaning shift, quickly switched gears. She began clearing the area to make room for response teams while taking direction from the two infusion nurses working. “She definitely … future is Methodist. I’m not going anywhere.” Do you want to be part of The Meaning of Care? Visit bestcare.org/jobs and take the first step toward finding your purpose through a meaningful …

… anxiety, especially among those with underlying health conditions – or those at greater risk for contracting the disease and suffering related complications. But what about pregnancy? Does … women should follow the same precautions as everyone else. They should: Wash hands often for at least 20 seconds, or use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol when soap and water … TestIowa . For more information and a list of frequently asked questions, please visit the Methodist community information page . Thank you for helping us keep you and our …

… you’ve heard over and over that the coronavirus attacks the lungs. As you monitor your body for symptoms, you’ve been on the lookout for dry cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing. But are you also looking for signs of stroke? As coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues to spread throughout the world, …

… contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Deborah Willcox, RD, LMNT, LD Chief Clinical Dietitian Methodist … I worked as a registered dietitian (RD) in a nursing home/long-term care facility in Fremont for five years. I then spent seven years working at a local critical access hospital, where I … like a second family.   Have you had a mentor or colleague at Methodist who made a difference for you? Tell us more. My supervisor Julie Juddi has made a huge impact on my career and personal …

… Even when your kiddo is young, enforce proper handwashing. Sometimes you may have to do it for them. But good hand hygiene is the best way to help your child avoid nasty germs. "It's … bigger problems in the future. "Picky eaters are made, not born! I think the best advice for parents is this: Don’t give in and provide other options or snacks if they're being picky. A … spread. How To Master Potty Training I think the key to potty training is keeping it a stress-free, positive experience. If your child feels pressured, they may have difficulty grasping the …

… treadmill and resistance jet technology. The Methodist aquatic therapy pool has been around for just over a year, and it’s helped hundreds of patients with: Chronic conditions Neurologic … autoplaying)."]} The pool – also known as Heather’s Healing Pad – was funded in part by Leap-for-a-Cure, an organization spearheaded by the Roberts Family to benefit the Omaha community with … Anna noticed a substantial difference – not only in how freely she could move, but how free she felt. “When you can’t move the way you want to move – the way you know you can move, …

… hard to make insulin, it may begin to develop insulin resistance. You can have prediabetes for years without knowing it – there usually are no signs or symptoms – and the condition puts … and the way it empties Kidney damage or failure Loss of toes, feet or legs That’s a lot of bad news about diabetes and prediabetes. The good news? Type 2 diabetes can be effectively managed, … you’re at risk for prediabetes or you have symptoms of diabetes, don’t ignore the situation. Visit your primary care provider. A simple blood sugar test can determine if you have prediabetes …

… And as fall approaches, we may be facing yet another surge in infections. That’s the bad news, but there are plenty of positives. Remember: We have vaccine options that are highly … treating COVID-19 infections has grown by leaps and bounds. We’ve never had a better toolkit for fighting COVID-19, but it’s most effective if we all use it. With that in mind, here's what … at least four months after the first is recommended. For more details on booster timing, visit the CDC’s COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters page or contact your primary care provider.   Infection …

… home in the middle of January. Even though his family was receiving food stamps, he had to visit the local payday loan store several times to feed his children. Kirby was suspended from school, which meant he didn’t eat much for a couple days. He was also sent to the local juvenile detention center for trying to sell a stolen stereo at a pawn shop – but at least it meant he was safe and fed. …