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… at age 15 – after losing his dad to lung cancer – that he’d pursue a career in medicine and find a cure for cancer. But his career path in medicine shifted during his third year of … family members have received excellent care. To him, that’s exactly what The Meaning of Care is all about – “treating patients like you would want your own family or close friends treated.” Dr. Steinauer enjoys spending his free time with his wife, children and grandchildren, particularly hiking in Colorado and playing …

… . “It’s being able to see them grow. When they’re sick, it’s about seeing them bounce back and adapt to obstacles – whether it’s mental health concerns, a broken ankle or sore throat.” She … you feel comfortable in choosing me as a pediatrician.” The most rewarding aspect of her job is having the opportunity to make an impact on patients and their families – something she … notes. I think it showed me that it wasn’t just the patient I was taking care of.” In her free time, Dr. Mayhan enjoys hiking, skiing and traveling. …

… by his parents – both teachers – to become a doctor. “They instilled in me a love of learning and commitment to helping others,” he said. “Medicine allows me to do both every day.” And he … Methodist’s mission of putting patients first and its collaborative culture among providers is what drew him to the Methodist Physicians Clinic family.  “That’s what The Meaning of Care is … Dr. Begley – a Nebraska native and Millard North High School graduate – spends most of his free time with his friends, family and two dogs. He also enjoys exercising and traveling. …

… Information, Resources and Support for Care Partners Acting as a care partner for a loved one can be incredibly … understands the toll this can take on the care partner – a spouse, friend or family member who is assisting their loved one during their health and hospital journey – and beyond. We’re proud to offer Care Partner Connection: A free educational opportunity created specifically to address the unique challenges care partners …

… Mark D. Carlson, MD , is an OB-GYN at Methodist Physicians Clinic Women's Center – located at 717 N. 190th Plaza in … on him. This doctor not only provided quality care, but he went beyond a consultation room and formed long-lasting friendships with his patients. Wanting to be like him, Dr. Carlson … with patients, and ensures each person has an active participation in their treatment. In his free time, Dr. Carlson loves finding new and exciting recipes he and his wife can cook. He also …

… relationships with every member of a family.  “You get to know the infants, the parents and the grandparents,” said Dr. Dudgeon, a board-certified family medicine physician. “It’s … at Syracuse Area Health in Syracuse, Nebraska. Dr. Dudgeon treats a variety of conditions but is especially interested in preventive care.  “I really like to talk about nutrition and helping … or another loved one,” she said. “I truly care how you do and what your outcome is.” In her free time, Dr. Dudgeon likes spending time outdoors and traveling with her husband and two …

… It was 1998 when Sandy Krupka and a group of her friends road-tripped to Norfolk for a country western dance. That’s where … in. She wasn’t expecting to meet the love of her life that night, but she did anyway. And it wasn’t the guy she was crushing on. “I had just gotten done dancing with him, and that’s … carrying a child, and I had no idea,” she said. “It’s not like I was really overweight, so how is that even possible – to not have any clue?” Her diagnosis? Stage 3B ovarian cancer. “That …

… Lee Hulbert, left, and his family nominated the Methodist Hospital Progressive Care Unit for the DAISY Team Award … Fire Department, where he could be found helping with events, maintaining the building and heading out on calls. “Whatever was going on, he would drop everything to go make that call,” … BSN, RN, said that supporting family members, especially during end-of-life situations, is important to the progressive care team. “In that moment, the family in a way becomes your …

… 25, of Kansas City, Missouri, appeared to take flight as his T-shirt clung to his chest and flapped in the wind behind him.   As he gained more speed, his board began to wobble. The wheels beneath him grinded against the concrete before he slipped off and skidded across the pavement. He bounced up to his feet and flashed a coy smile. “That’s just what longboarding is,” he said by covering the stoma – or hole – in his neck with one finger. “You know how to fall …

… do it – if he would buy into it or not,” Seeley said. “But I’m telling you, he went with it and took it way beyond my expectations. I mean, he really did some stuff with it.” “Her music … what the survivor needed – to help pull himself out of the depression he was sinking into and get his mind on something that “made him tick,” Seeley said.  From COVID to Cancer Mike … like Shannon was making quick enough progress. I didn’t see the point.” “Patient compliance is a big hurdle for physical therapists,” Seeley said. “We’re often asking patients to do things …