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CHI Health, Methodist Health System Implement No Visitor Policies

Working together, CHI Health and Methodist Health System will implement a no visitor policy at all of their hospital and clinic locations beginning Wednesday, April 1. This moves comes in response to the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the region.  CHI Health moved to one visitor limitation…
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Dunklau Gardens, Other Facilities Find Creative Ways to Keep up Morale

While state and local governments work to lessen the spread of the deadly coronavirus, independent and assisted living centers seek to protect elderly residents, who are among the most vulnerable to it.The communities are closed to visitors so staffers have been getting creative to maintain good mor…
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Methodist Fremont Health Prepares for COVID-19 With Help of Community

Methodist Fremont Health is continuing to take steps to prepare for the COVID-19 pandemic with a little help from members of the Fremont community. Several local businesses and organizations, including Fremont Public Schools, Harbor Freight and Christensen Lumber, have contributed supplies to the h…
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Health Care Workers Find Themselves on the Front Lines of COVID-19 Fight

On a typical day, pre-pandemic, physician assistant Emily Struebing might be checking on a sprained ankle, shining a light into a sore throat or prescribing a young woman birth control. These days, she is washing her chapped hands with surgical precision. She is putting on a surgical gown, gloves, …
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Area Hospitals in Need of Medical Supply Donations

Area hospitals are asking the community to help keep doctors, nurses and other hospital staff safe from the spread of COVID-19. "I think being a front line health care worker is often times a calling,"Methodist Hospital Foundation President and CEO Tracy Madden-McMahon said. "These are really speci…
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Omaha Health Care Workers Focus on Self-Care During Pandemic

The coronavirus outbreak has reminded Dr. Heidi Hausmann why she went into medicine. “This is what we signed up for when we wanted to be physicians,” said Hausmann, the lead hospitalist at Omaha’s Methodist Hospital. “We all went into medicine to help people and our communities.” But the pandemic …
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HPV-Related Throat Cancers on the Rise

Jim Whitaker had had a sore throat for a couple of weeks when he went to his doctor in fall 2017. Antibiotics didn’t do much, so his doctor sent him to an ear, nose and throat specialist. After an initial exam, Whitaker recalled, the specialist scooted his chair back. “Almost the first thing out…