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… it's Methodist employees lifting each other up or members of the community going out of their way to say thanks, the acts of kindness below show that The Meaning of Care is in all of us.   Just … working on 6 North as a charge nurse in the unit caring for COVID-19 patients. “If we can get through this together and share those anxieties together through the pandemic, we can get …

… If you can’t get your teen to wake up in the morning, they might have stayed up too late using Snapchat and … to their friends. Some limits might be healthy, but they won’t necessarily see it that way.  Many families create media agreements , which include rules for social media use. Coming up …

… air was the last thing on Nicole Harstad’s mind as she rushed home from work in October 2019 to get her 13-year-old daughter, Zoey, to dance class on time.   But it wasn’t long before things … “But the truth is they’re experiencing just as much pain and suffering. Dr. Sattar is the best. And just like anyone who comes into our ED, that’s what these patients deserve.” …

… strained backs or injuries from slipping all are real concerns. There are steps you can take to help reduce your risk of injury or even death.  Here are some tips I recommend to my patients: Get a Good Warmup Shoveling snow is hard work. It’s a good idea to get the blood flowing prior to … with different lengths, weights and shafts. Here are some examples . Proper Shoveling It's best to push snow if possible. This can be done using an ergonomic shovel with a curved shaft. …

… , enjoys riding her bike and playing piano. The wife and mother of two currently averages 15 to 20 miles every weekend on the open road and about 10 hours a week seated at her new baby grand … death at 2 a.m. – that’s hard.” Aside from the constant burden of trying to figure out how to best improve every patient’s chance of survival, Pioppi saw another major challenge: She had to figure out a way to ensure the well-being and stamina of the young critical care nursing staff she was …

… As parents, we know that comparing our kids to other kids – even our own – is something we should avoid. But it’s easier said than done, … Simon? If Aly is a social butterfly, why isn’t Alex? Especially as first-time parents, we tend to seek this peace of mind that our child is “normal” or “OK” – especially in terms of … a family as anyone else. A Final Word If you’re worried your child may have autism, the best thing you can do is schedule an appointment with a trusted pediatrician – no need to wait …

… seeing patients at Methodist Physicians Clinic , pulmonologist Michael Sanley, MD, is honored to join a “friendly organization with a real collegial atmosphere," he said of Methodist Health … about halfway through residency after gaining more exposure to critical care medicine. “We get to be there for the patient when they’re at their sickest,” he said. “People are very … are battling pulmonary hypertension, one of his primary clinical interests – is by far the best aspect of his job, he said. He especially enjoys the “therapeutic partnership” he builds …

… she said. “Whether it’s the good, the bad, the ugly, the sad – it doesn’t matter. You’re going to help that patient through it all. They’re going to remember you, and you remember your … of gynecologic surgeries and is certified in the use of robotic surgical techniques. “It’s the best of both worlds for me, being able to care for patients in the clinic and in the operating room,” she said. “I truly care about my patients and feel lucky that I get to be a part of their health and lives.” Outside of work, Dr. Kastrick is passionate about …

… Shannon Godsil, MD , knew from a young age that she wanted to pursue a career in pediatric medicine. “What really set things in stone for me was medical … a relationship centered on mutual trust. She also believes that parents know their children best. “I've just been very thankful that families have learned that I want them to be in the driver's seat, and I just get to be in the passenger side, helping them along the whole process.” When she’s not caring for …

… Judd Bauer, MD , was initially drawn to nephrology because of the complicated medical conditions and challenges it involves. But he … chronic kidney disease. “It’s usually kind of a slow and steady process that really lets you get to know the person you’re taking care of and build relationships,” he said. “It’s important … He’s proud to work at Methodist, a health system that’s committed to   “always keeping the best outcome for the patient at the heart of the conversation.” That’s The Meaning of Care , he …