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Methodist Hospital Is First in State With Geriatric ED Accreditation

OMAHA – An estimated 10,000 Americans turn 65 each day. Nationally, patients 65 and older account for about 15 percent of emergency room visits. At Methodist Hospital’s Emergency Department in 2019, that number was higher at nearly 40 percent, averaging about 31 people a day. Continuing a commitmen…
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The Screams of the Season

Avoiding temper tantrumsThe best that I can, I try to avoid taking my children with me holiday shopping. It never fails, that my children’s wants do not match up with my to-do list. I try to avoid tantrums to the best of my ability, especially with the stresses of the holidays.  Now that m…
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Shaun Custard Joins Methodist Fremont Health Executive Team

Shaun Custard, MHA, MBA, FACHE, has been named vice president, ancillary and professional services for Methodist Fremont Health. He will oversee services including laboratory, radiology, pharmacy, cardio-pulmonary, sleep, rehabilitation, radiation oncology and cancer care. Custard brings a wealth o…
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Methodist Fremont Health Named a TestNebraska Site

Methodist Fremont Health is partnering with the state of Nebraska to become a testing location for the statewide TestNebraska initiative.Beginning Monday, July 6, free COVID-19 testing will be available in Fremont to those who are eligible. Residents of Nebraska must complete the online assessment t…
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Discounted Wellness Blood Draws Offered Aug. 4 in Fremont

Methodist Fremont Health will offer reduced-cost wellness blood profiles to anyone in the community on Tuesday, Aug. 4, from 7  to 9 a.m. on the third floor of Methodist Fremont Health’s Health Park Plaza. In order to follow COVID-19 precautions, these blood draws are by appointment only. Wel…
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As Nebraska Sees Surge in COVID Cases, Experts Warn Things Could 'Go Sideways'

Nebraska’s count of new COVID-19 cases has taken a definite turn higher, with totals not seen since late May.While two hospital systems say they are not experiencing a surge in patients, health experts warn that hospitalizations will rise even more in the coming weeks as the new cases progress.Dr. B…
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Nebraska's Small and Private Colleges Face Serious Challenges Ahead

For all colleges, public and private, the next few years will be hard, considering that the number of college-aged Americans will stagnate or decline. Some refer to the next few years, 2026 specifically, as the “enrollment cliff.”The coronavirus became one more impediment to higher education, a…