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… In “Why I Came, Why I Stayed,” you’ll get to know people who are making a difference every day at Methodist and how … Information Technology   Tell us more about yourself and your background with Methodist. I have worked in information technology (IT) at Methodist for over 30 years in some capacity. I … in the IT Operations Center. I celebrated my 50th year work anniversary at Methodist on May 26. I’ve been married to my husband, John, for over 30 years. We are members of El Bethel …

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… of Pain NECK AND LOWER BACK PAIN Neck and lower back pain may be the most common complaints I receive from patients. And in many cases that don’t involve injury or strain, the accompanying … “ride it out” or self-manage their symptoms before seeking advice from a provider. Here’s what I recommend when self-treating pain: Use ice to help reduce inflammation – especially within the …

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…   For him, that’s break dancing, which helps to clear his mind and connect with patients. “I had a new patient a little while ago who – right after I introduced myself – asked me, ‘So, are you going to start break dancing for us?’ Unfortunately, … Maintaining Momentum Dr. Chiu first developed an interest in break dancing during childhood. “I’d see it in movies, TV shows or on YouTube, and I was always like, ‘Wow, that’s really cool. I …

… to promote healing. Osteopathic physicians are unique to the United States. Dr. Stephenson: I would agree that the main difference is that DOs are trained in osteopathic manipulation while … fully licensed physicians who practice in all fields of medicine in the U.S.  Dr. Stephenson: I don’t think there are many misconceptions anymore. I’d say most people know us as “doctor” but don’t necessarily pay attention to the letters at the …

… was snowy and icy, and everyone was on edge with COVID still around,” Jeanene recalled. “And I was really worried about my mother. I knew she was overwhelmed.” It wasn’t long before Harding’s warm and gentle presence washed over … each patient with dignity,” Harding said. “Even when loved ones live together, it’s something I always ask. Because being in a hospital makes everything feel a little more uncomfortable.” …

… Thomas knew that his dementia needed to be addressed first.   “He kept saying things like, ‘I’m leaving. I appreciate the interest, but I don’t want the job. You’ll have to find someone else,’” Thomas recalled. “With his medical …