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… The Meaning of Care .   Stories in This Issue With Recognition Comes Hope in Treating a ‘Real Jerk of a Cancer’ Methodist Hospitalists Offer Expert Care Around the Clock Fighting a …

… and reduce the risk of complications. If you have dietary questions related to your diabetes, contact our dietitian at  (402) 815-7843 . If you have questions about our diabetes program offerings, please contact your primary care provider. …

… Bluffs or Fremont locations, call the appropriate number below: Omaha – (402) 354-4001 or Book Online at Methodist Women's Hospital Medical Office Building Council Bluffs – (712) 396-7600 …

… Health System can now fill out medical history questionnaires and other pre-appointment forms online before arriving at a clinic. They can also upload copies of their insurance cards and sign …

… your options, it’s still possible to keep active at home . There are plenty of ideas only an online search away, and many people simply bundle up and head outdoors anyway to keep moving. Set … your mental health.   Help When You Need it Remember that you don’t have to go it alone. Contact your primary care provider if you have concerns about your mental health or need help …

… to using social media, email and video chats to stay in touch, there are countless resources online that allow you to tour museums, learn skills, explore national parks, enjoy artwork and … you care by setting them up for healthy outcomes as we battle COVID-19 and beyond. As always, contact your primary care provider or care team if you have questions or need guidance in keeping …

… rough wood or sharp metal – especially in sandboxes. And remember the weather can have a real effect on equipment. For example, hot equipment can burn a child’s skin. Wet equipment can … help with traction. Imagination, exercise and fresh air Playing on a playground is one of the real joys of childhood. With these guidelines in mind, I hope your children have many happy …

… provider feels it’s necessary to target the bacteria contributing to your acne) Birth control pills (for hormonal acne; they lower the amount of testosterone in the body) Isotretinoin aka …

… and ibuprofen cycles, but that’s generally it. When patients request stronger pain pills, they’re not necessarily experiencing intolerable pain; they might simply fear it will get …