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The Spring 2015 Issue Stories New Briefs Cancer Treatment of the Future NICU Success Healing Comes with The Meaning of Care Celebrating 5 Years of Care Click Here to View the Magazine…

The Summer 2014 Issue Stories New Briefs Lori Platt, MD - Spirit of Courage, Message of Hope Lifesaving Diagnosis A Focus on Total Health Shhh!  We're Fighting Cancer Click Here to View the Magazine…

The Spring 2014 Issue Stories New Briefs Methodist Nurses - Special People, Special Care Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center - Healing for Body, Mind and Spirit Good Neighbors for Good Health A Tradition Worth Keeping  Click Here to View the Magazine…

The Summer 2013 Issue Stories New Briefs Alive!  Lee Vogt's Rescue from Death by Aortic Dissection LSVT Big and Loud Journey to South Sudan - A Medical Mission Trip of Faith and Healing Earning an A+ in Philanthropy Click Here to View the Magazine…

The Spring 2013 Issue Stories New Briefs Like Mother, Like Daughter One-in-a-Million Births at Methodist Women's Hospital Travel Well - First Stop:  Methodist Travel Clinic Caring for Patients, Caring About our Community Click Here to View the Magazine…

Preparing for the school year is an exciting but often hectic time. Of all the things to check off your list, ensuring your child’s wellness ought to be near the top. This might include scheduling a sports physical, wellness visit or immunizations. It may even include getting a head start on a regul…

  First-time parents are usually bombarded with advice as soon as that pregnancy announcement is made. When it comes to the best teething toy, bottle or childcare facility, friends and family members – and I do mean this lovingly – always seem to be full of opinions! But for whatever reason, dis…

If you or someone you know is experiencing new stroke symptoms, call 911 immediately. Why Methodist? Methodist’s multidisciplinary stroke team brings together specialized physicians, nurses, therapists and other support team members focused on treatment and recovery. Our specialists are trained to…

John Perkins started working at Shared Service Systems in 1991 as an environmental services worker. He worked his way up into leadership roles before leaving in the early 2000s to pursue work as a painter. After being self-employed for seven years, Perkins received a call from his previous employ…

During the early morning hours of Feb. 23, Dave Nissen woke up with severe abdominal pain. “It was unremitting pain,” the 72-year-old volunteer emergency medical technician and retired nurse said. Dave’s daughter rushed him to the Methodist Fremont Health Emergency Department (ED), just 7 1/2 mile…