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… safe, and side effects have been minor. They may include: Bruising Mild bleeding at insertion site Soreness Fainting Fatigue As with all treatments, dry needling isn’t for everyone. People on … provider to see what’s covered, and always consult your primary care provider if you have more questions.  …

… 26-year-old Joy Parker has found a second family in her Methodist care team, but her relationship …

… areas for socializing or hosting visitors Frequent events and social gatherings on- and off-site A dedicated chapel with services of various denominations Beauty and barber services on site In-town transportation at no additional cost Access to restaurant-style dining in the …

… prioritize their health .  Draw strength and reassurance from other women. Ask uncomfortable questions. Overcome obstacles to better health. Uncomfortable Questions Encouraged Bring your mothers, daughters, friends – and questions – to Women Connect as … we want everyone to pitch in. As part of every  Women Connect  event, we invite attendees to support programs that make our communities healthier places to live. Each gift, any size, is …

… artwork, poetry, meditations, short stories and reflection to promote growth and healing.  The support group is hosted by Lorna Monaghan, PA-C, and Carrie Pedersen, LCSW. Please call (402) 354-4213 with questions or to register. …

… of Science in Nursing (MSN) to DNP pathway requires nurses to complete a minimum of 50 credit hours and 960 clinical practice hours. Students may earn credit hours via synchronous and asynchronous online learning with one on-campus intensive …

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… media can be a powerful tool. That's why Methodist held its sixth annual Twitter chat on April 26, hoping to reach a large audience to raise awareness and educate followers on the issues of …

… helped us stand tall in our finest hour. But as the years go by, we experience changes to the 26 bones, 33 joints and more than 120 muscles, ligaments, tendons, and nerves in our feet. And … called the posterior tibial tendon. If that tendon is injured or damaged, it can no longer support your arch and over time that arch can start to flatten and cause pain. Arch supports can … can physical therapy. If you notice your arch starting to flatten, physical therapy can help support and strengthen that tendon. Most of the time conservative measures will work well with …