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Methodist Health System Mourns After Passing of Dr. Matthew Latacha

It is with great sadness that we share that Matthew Latacha, MD, passed away Sunday after being struck by a car while riding his bike. Dr. Latacha has been a member of Methodist Physicians Clinic since 2009. He served on many Methodist hospital committees and was the medical director of the cardiac…
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Understanding the Importance of Newborn Screenings

Welcoming a new baby into the world is a special moment. With many new memories being made, getting your newborn on a path toward good health includes completing essential screening tests within the first few days after birth. These include a blood test, hearing screening and heart screening. It’s i…
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Methodist Physicians Clinic Offers Drive-Thru Flu Vaccines at 4 Area Locations

Methodist Physicians Clinic will be offering this year’s flu vaccine at four area locations in an easy drive-thru format.  “The health of our communities is our top priority, and we’re constantly working to remove barriers to care for our patients,” said Michael Ortmeier, senior director of clinic…
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Jery Inbarasu, MD

As a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician at Methodist Physicians Clinic’s Indian Hills and HealthWest locations, Jery Inbarasu, MD, specializes in acute and chronic pain management. Dr. Inbarasu is trained in addressing life-limiting back, joint, neuropathic, postsurgical, cancer-related…
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Dr. Brenden Boyle Joins Methodist Physicians Clinic Cardiology Staff

Brenden Boyle, MD, believes he found his dream job as a cardiologist. He’s fascinated by how cardiology is constantly evolving with new research, imaging techniques and procedures. He also enjoys how it allows him to build fulfilling relationships with patients, their families and his colleagues. …
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Nebraska Lags in Lung Cancer Screening Among High-Risk Groups

While lung cancer remains the deadliest form of cancer both in Nebraska and nationally, survival rates are improving among all groups, according to an American Lung Association report released Tuesday.But Nebraska lags when it comes to using a key tool — screening high-risk groups with annual, low-d…