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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 they contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Willa Brown Lead Sterile Processing Tech Methodist Hospital   Tell us … a lot of good people here through the years, and a lot of good people have helped me along the way – from administration and all the way down. Maybe that’s what encouraged me to stay. My time …

… Theresa Wagner-Anderson, her husband and her three kids ordered takeout from Olive Garden to celebrate Mother’s Day. But instead of enjoying the meal, Theresa asked her husband to take … patient-focused, and I felt like I was in good hands from the minute I arrived.” After her visit to the ED, Theresa was admitted to the fourth floor of Women’s Hospital with streptococcal … what’s going on with her, what we’re doing about it and why – to answer her questions as best as possible.”   Lively Conversations Anyone who took care of Theresa during her four-day …

… food. Hippocrates  There is no formal definition for “superfoods.” It’s a marketing buzz word to describe foods believed to provide health benefits beyond their basic nutrient content. … They will lower bad cholesterol (LDL) and add flavor and texture to your food. Some of the best heart-healthy nuts are walnuts, pistachios and almonds.  Herbs and spices are very rich in … of chronic diseases, but also will improve your mood and overall quality of life.  A great way to upgrade your plate are to eat plenty of vegetables, healthy fats such as olive oil, …

… the “Why” Because of nicotine’s addictive nature, the first step in quitting smoking needs to be understanding your relationship with it. It can be different for everybody. Addiction is … quit? Wanting to see your child graduate? Having a granddaughter tell you she doesn’t like the way you smell? Paying a higher rate for health insurance? Finally realizing that lung cancer is a … gum Behavioral therapy and personal support You want to choose a product or program that will best suit you. If one method fails, that doesn’t mean they all will. Work closely with your …

… Sandra Krupka Recurring Ovarian Cancer Survivor Pure shock. That’s the best way Sandy Krupka can describe what she felt in 2013 after learning she was harboring two massive … 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 means it’s not generally …

… working in the field, she realized that she wasn’t making a difference in people’s lives the way she wanted to. With a newborn and 1-year-old at the time, quitting her job and going back to school for … medicine physician at  Methodist Physicians Clinic  (680 E. Fremont Medical Park Drive). “The best feeling that you can have in this position, when your job is to take care of people, is to …

… room: “Ya’ll have a good day, and I hope you feel better.” But those weren’t her last words to Nancy Eisenbarth, who spent nearly two weeks on the seventh floor of the hospital’s north … seeing angels smiling down at me,” she said. “I mean, truly. They were nurses, but that’s the best way I can describe them. They were angels.” Nancy can’t say enough about the wonderful care she …

… doesn’t mean they're missing out on seeing Jolly ol’ Saint Nick! Santa made a special NICU visit Friday, and as he made his rounds, a common theme emerged as he asked each child what they wanted for Christmas: To be home in time for the new year, of course! Santa handed out ornaments, books and even gifts …

… the acute phase of COVID-19 illness. Read more long COVID patient stories: ‘This Story Needs To Be Told’: Omaha Woman Opens Up About Long COVID Struggles in Hopes of Helping Others Long … in the Storm: Patient Leans on Methodist Doctor Through Unknowns of Long COVID After fighting for her life last winter, Sarah Drummond spent the spring learning how to live again. Sarah, 36, … had held her son since November. “I walked out that door and grabbed my baby, and that was the best thing ever,” she said. Sarah was headed home, but she wasn’t out of the woods.     New …

… As more adults age 65 and older get vaccinated for COVID-19, their lives can begin to open up again. Those steps forward will still need to be done cautiously while following … I was happy to get vaccinated because over the years, vaccinations have been shown to be the best way to prevent illness. I’ve never had any issues with vaccines and have had only a few patients …