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… that takes you through day after day. But when people say “healthy lifestyle,” what does that really look like?  Michelle Shellhaas, physical therapist with Methodist Physicians Clinic, says …

… on people’s lives from the minute they’re born until the end of their life is something that I really value,” Dr. Lansman said. The best part of his job? The close relationships he gets to …

… a nurse. She found herself helping out at her parents’ clinic from a young age. “I feel like I really grew up in the clinic,” she said. “I learned how to be a good caring provider and to be …

… busy providing radiation therapy. We treat an average of 16 patients a day, so we never really stop treating,” said Michelle Kaufman, director of oncology services at the Council Bluffs …

… Rollie Hardies says the summer heat can make matters even worse. The things that we are really going to be concerned with in the summer time are going to be heat related illness where …

… … but who knows.” The “secret sauce” So what’s the secret to this savory snack? It’s not really a secret … but it’s probably not what you expect from a hospital kitchen. “What sets our … depends on what our staff members or guests are in the mood for. We think our brownies are really good. I don’t know why they don’t get the hype.” Want to try the recipe at home? Here it …

… for sperm and egg to unite to create an embryo. For women with PCOS, it’s the anovulation that really speaks for the reason for infertility. Methodist Reproductive Health Specialists help … a woman creates several follicles on her ovary, but it’s also more complicated than that. It’s really a polymorphic and polygenic disorder, meaning not everyone presents the exact same way. …

… as well as the difficult ones, and how important that patient-doctor relationship really is.” Dr. Merritt graduated cum laude from the University of Texas at Arlington with a … management, and to utilizing minimally invasive surgical approaches whenever possible. “It’s a really dynamic time for cardiothoracic surgeons,” she said. “We continue to innovate, and we …

… leaned on those quilting groups and churches to sew 350 gowns. “So many individuals and groups really dived right into this project,” Shanahan said. “We found a pattern on the web. They tweaked the design a bit, as well. Then they really worked as teams to divide and conquer the gown project. Some ladies cut the fabric, and … as an activity they could take part in. “When you look at the flood and COVID-19, there really is no comparison because the emotions are so different,” Shanahan said. “The flood was a …

… was surrounded by. “These nurses just hadn’t yet seen this level of acuity,” she said. “It was really important to me that they never felt alone.” Honored for Her Sincere Availability Pioppi … “I never was awarded it, but I understood the nominations,” she said. “ICU nurses experience really difficult moments with families every day.” Finally receiving the award now caught Pioppi … The Meaning of Care to patients and staff – Pioppi will tell you: It’s self-care. “I’ve worked really hard to take care of myself,” she said. Some of the things she’s always loved to do – like …