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… and new treatments, genetic counseling, and patient centered services including psycho-social support, a patient navigation process, and a survivorship care plan that documents the care each …

… They’re the expert on you. Discharge planners need to understand your living situation and support system. The more present your caregiver is at the hospital, the better sense discharge … A simple acronym – SMART – can help you understand what’s expected of you and what kind of questions you need to ask. At discharge, you and the care team should review:  S – Signs and … arranged  R – Recommendations  and restrictions   for the patient's care  T – Talk about any questions or concerns you have before discharge If you don’t understand something, ask! There are …

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… your time comes, it’s imperative that you have the facts. Here’s a list of frequently asked questions, designed to help you make the most informed decision possible during this momentous … shown to be very safe and effective. Some people have experienced the following: Injection site pain and/or swelling Fatigue Joint and/or muscle pain Fever and/or chills Headache Nausea … is our goal. This is the end game. This is our best shot at beating this. If you still have questions, reach out to your primary care provider for an honest conversation about your current …

… Methodist Health System hospitals and clinics have continued to see and treat patients on-site and through telehealth virtual visits. Our hospital and clinic locations are open and fully …

… Updated 10/6/2022…