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Methodist Program Follows Patients to Skilled Nursing Facilities

After Norma Jean Krahmer was hospitalized for a fall this summer, she needed some additional care at a skilled nursing facility in Omaha.She was in luck. Her primary care physician, Dr. John Lohrberg, was able to follow her there, like doctors routinely did in the past.More than a decade ago, Lohrbe…
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Making Memories in the NICU: National Prematurity Awareness Month

NICU Nurses at Methodist Women's Hospital not only help care for premature babies around the clock but they also help families capture milestones through creative scrapbook pages and more.KMTV: Making Memories in the NICU: National Prematurity Awareness Month…
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Community Health Clinic Dedicated to Meeting Patients' Evolving Needs

Lee Debolt “Life sometimes beats you up,” Lee Debolt said matter-of-factly.The arborist is used to working hard, caring for trees and running his own lawn care business. Even after selling his company, he hasn’t had a problem finding work during the warmer months. Getting health insurance as a seas…
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Mikayla Linakis, PLMHP

Mikayla Linakis, PLMHPFor Mikayla Linakis, PLMHP, being a counselor isn’t just a job. It’s an extension of how she believes people should be treated.“The clients I work with are human beings who need care and support just like anyone else,” she said. “I’m committed to meeting them where they are, re…
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Robert Campbell Joins Methodist's Community Counseling Program

As a counselor with the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program, Robert Campbell, PLMHP, wants to help people discover their goals and passions. He believes that clients are the experts of their own bodies and minds, and his hope is to offer tools and strategies to …
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'No Tobacco Challenge' Artwork Exemplifies Students' Commitment to Health

Each day, nearly 2,000 people under age 18 smoke their first cigarette, and more than 300 become daily cigarette smokers. If smoking continues at the current rate, 5.6 million Americans currently under 18 – or about 1 in 13 – will die prematurely from smoking-related illnesses.It’s statistics like t…