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… their growth. She believes that The Meaning of Care involves having compassion and empathy for each individual, regardless of their background. “You need to see things in their eyes and understand that just giving them a shoulder to lean on helps in so many ways,” she said. Kellogg says that building rapport and establishing …

… services – and the people whose dedication makes them so impactful for our communities. To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Kolby Miller, RN Registered Nurse, Ortho/Neuro Unit Methodist Jennie … How does your work uniquely contribute to The Meaning of Care ? Becoming a nurse has been the best thing because you can take care of a person holistically. You get to see a patient grow and …

… had a urinary tract infection (UTI), you likely know someone who has. The term UTI applies to an infection or inflammation of the urethra, bladder or kidneys. It’s the result of bacteria … your health care team. Like with many conditions, identifying and treating UTIs early is the best way to maintain your overall health. …

… information or come up with words. Even some aspects of memory may change. So, what can you do to help your brain stay as healthy as possible as you age? And when are cognitive changes just a … how to keep your brain healthy. Research suggests that staying physically active is one of the best things you can do for brain health. Physical activity helps transfer blood, oxygen and … notice such changes. If you or a family member bring up a cognitive concern during a doctor’s visit, your primary care physician (PCP) may ask you some questions and have you complete a brief …

… is OK or sleeping as they should be. First-time parent nerves are common, especially in regard to safe sleep. But the following information is aimed at empowering you – and your family and … in your bedroom for the first six months of life.  Bottle or breast, mom’s milk is generally best Encourage breastfeeding unless advised otherwise by your health care provider. Supplementing … visits  a priority and trust your intuition. A little awareness and proactivity go a long way in ensuring the safest sleep and sweetest dreams possible. …

… In “Why I Came, Why I Stayed,” you’ll get to know people who are making a difference every day at Methodist and how they contribute to providing The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Becca Bouckaert, EdD, RVT, RDCS  Sonography program director  … our students complete their journey – from their very first scan to passing boards – is the best part of the job. One moment that really stands out was when a pregnant volunteer came to the …

… Joseph Bast, MD, a nephrologist with Methodist Physicians Clinic – Nephrology   Thanks largely to escalating rates of diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity — and people simply living … the goal of reducing hospitalizations, improving transplant outcomes and giving patients the best possible quality of life. A big part of our job — and perhaps one of the most rewarding — is … kidneys so fascinating? The most fascinating thing about the kidneys is their resilience — the way they adapt and respond to various situations. For example, if your blood pressure goes up or …

…   John P. Timperley II hadn’t been to the doctor in years. At 42, he thought was in good enough shape. He hadn’t smoked in five … As Dr. Stephenson listened with a stethoscope, he heard a significant murmur. He referred John for an echocardiogram about a week later. John was scheduled to meet with a cardiologist, Dr. … or even death, perhaps within a year.  John took a few days to process the news. Denial gave way to acceptance as he learned more about his diagnosis. “To not have control over my future was …

… and stabilizers – not usually found in food prepared from recipes with ingredients you can buy at the grocery store.   Diets high in sodium, sugar and saturated fat can lead to unhealthy weight gain and even obesity, which increases the risk of chronic inflammation, … foods.   I also recommend creating a grocery list for a weekly shopping trip. That way you can have the ingredients you need and avoid unnecessary trips to the grocery store. And …

… Like many 20-year-olds, Emilie* is trying to chart her course in life.   She’s had a recent breakup. She’s taking general classes at Metropolitan Community College, but she’s not a morning person – so no early classes for her.   She admits she doesn’t have it all figured out, but she has an idea for her career … problems with attendance, classwork, behavior and relationships. “Our program is a proactive way of helping kids manage stress and learn coping skills so those small problems don’t turn into …