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Breast Cancer Survivor Receives Unexpected Birthday Present

… Prior to her of double mastectomy, Tamy Grate had one request for her 63 rd birthday. “The only thing I want this year is to be cancer-free,” she said to James Reilly, MD, her Methodist surgical oncologist. While Dr. Reilly couldn’t make any …
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The Core of What We Do: Clinic Director Beth Belmont Sees Firsthand How Primary Care Benefits Patients

… services – and the people whose dedication makes them so impactful for our communities. To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Beth Belmont, APRN Senior Director, Fremont Clinics Methodist …     Why is the primary care service line so important? How does this service line contribute to The Meaning of Care ? Primary care providers offer patients comprehensive health care …
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The Core of What We Do: Michelle Kaufman Is Inspired by Oncology Patients’ Courage

… services – and the people whose dedication makes them so impactful for our communities. To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Michelle Kaufman, MS, RT (R,T) Director of Oncology Services … Hospital Cancer Center     Why is this service line so important? How does it contribute to The Meaning of Care ? This year marks the 27 th anniversary of Methodist Jennie Edmundson …
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Why Complete POLST Forms? Early Conversations Can Make Tough Decisions Easier

… When it comes to providing the best care, communication between a patient and health care provider is absolutely essential. And when it comes to receiving the care you’d want if you’re unable to speak for yourself, it’s crucial to have … and help your medical team honor your wishes. The POLST is usually completed during a visit with your primary care provider, but it can also be completed with providers in a hospital …
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Top 5 New Year's Resolutions You Shouldn't Make after 50

… the balloons fall and the champagne glasses are stored away, we face 2018 with a hopeful look to the year ahead. Many of us will make resolutions to better our bodies, fuel our minds and restore our souls. So what’s on your “to do” list? As we age, some of our priorities shift when it comes to those resolutions. But …
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Advanced Maternal Age: "What Do You Mean I'm Old?"

… life being brought into the world. But for some women, birthdays may also mark their entrance to the world of high-risk pregnancy. One of the first conversations between an expectant mother … obstetrics over the last 50 years. There are a lot of resources and information now available to those looking to grow a family in their mid- to late-30s While there are risks associated with … will follow up to determine what next steps are needed. If your results are normal, your next visit is usually around 20 weeks. If the opposite is true, rest assured that your health care …
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Holidays During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Making Difficult Choices and Lowering Your Risk

… and separation, we’re quickly approaching some of our most difficult choices yet: what to do about Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah.    The holidays couldn’t be happening at a … and most of the country are out of control, with no possibility of decreasing enough for us to have risk-free traditional holiday celebrations. Thanksgiving is coinciding with hundreds of … returning home.  If you’re traveling somewhere a few hours away or less, consider making the visit a day trip rather than an overnight stay. Communicate with each other. You need to know if …
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‘More Than Cleaning’: Housekeeper Finds Purpose in Providing The Meaning of Care

… in a robe and holding a box of medication – was visibly upset, crying and shaking. “I ran to the door and said, ‘Oh, are you lost? What’s wrong? What do you need?’” Ward said. “She told me she wanted to kill herself. I said, ‘Oh, no, no.’ I hugged her and called for security.” Ward assisted … future is Methodist. I’m not going anywhere.” Do you want to be part of The Meaning of Care? Visit bestcare.org/jobs and take the first step toward finding your purpose through a meaningful …
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So Your Family Is Fully Vaccinated – Now What?

… Five- to 11-year-olds mark the last in many households to be vaccinated against COVID-19 – and that’s a sigh of relief for a lot of families, especially … what does this mean for masking, gathering, traveling and visiting public places? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), only positive things. Vaccinating 5- to