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…   Q&A with Ellen McElderry, LIMHP, LADC, program manager for the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program .   What’s your take on New Year’s … New Year’s resolutions can be very effective! New Year’s symbolizes a new start and time to try something different, and it can motivate us to pick up healthy habits we may have let go … start anytime. If you struggle to keep one, press refresh and start over!    Is there a better way to approach 2025? Every new year is an opportunity for growth. Focus on the day – the here …

… Comprehensive Care for All Ages The Methodist Women's Hospital Medical Office Building (also known as 192Dodge) provides care for men, women and children. Located on the campus of Methodist Women's Hospital , we offer pediatric care, skin renewal services and have a dedicated surgical suite. Also home to one of our Methodist Physicians Clinic Women's Centers, our Medical Office Building offers the …

… Serving the Health Care Needs of Omaha and Surrounding Areas Dedicated to superior service and a deep understanding of patient care, Methodist Hospital in Omaha sets the standards for health care to ensure you always have the care you need - when you need it. With more than 2,000 full-time …

… Jennie Edmundson Hospital, we believe in individualized, family-centered care, and we’re proud to deliver more babies than any other hospital in western Iowa. We've designed our large, private … Some of the features include: Bedside Check-in We offer bedside check-in. When you arrive to deliver your baby, you’re taken to your private room where you can be checked in from the … Room Design  Our rooms are designed with all equipment in the same place – making it easier for the staff to quickly deliver care to you and baby. Our beds are equipped with a Tempur-Pedic …

… If you or someone you care about is experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Comprehensive, … managers, nurses and technicians who provide 24-hour care and support. Our staff is committed to delivering high quality, patient-centered care that promotes healing, stability and hope. As … health network, our inpatient program offers short term, intensive treatment designed to help patients reclaim emotional well being and prepare for the next step in their recovery …

… There's a new tool to help the children and keep them clear of any infections. Baby Arlo has made a lot of progress in three weeks, but she has a ways to go and she has one of the most experienced nurses by her side. "I've been a NICU nurse for about 18 years," Leslie Yelick said. "It's the joy of my life." Methodist Women's Hospital …

… and graduations. It halted Bluejay basketball, Husker football and Storm Chaser baseball. But for all the big events we miss, COVID represents countless little disruptions, too. Six months … Some days, six months feels like six years. With no end in sight. Amy Monzingo, a counselor for the Best Care Employee Assistance Program, is among the people the Omaha World-Herald spoke … after the pandemic began. Omaha World-Herald: Six months with COVID-19: How life has changed for these Omahans …

… Gustafson lost his arm in a farming accident at age 9 on his family farm in Lyons. “He decided to make the best of the situation and is a national speaker that shares his story, his journey, his struggles … the ag industry,” said Shawn Shanahan, executive director of development and community health for the Fremont Health Foundation. Gustafson will speak at an agriculture health and safety event …

… physicians with specialized training in physical medicine and rehabilitation – are committed to working alongside you and your family or caregivers to help you reach meaningful goals while enjoying the best quality of life possible. As a comprehensive medical & physical rehabilitation center in …

… Even as they seek new ways to reach people who haven’t yet received their COVID-19 vaccine shots, health officials are also trying to determine what’s stopping those who still haven’t rolled up their sleeves. Part of that climb …