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… disease (COVID-19) is normal, but our anxious minds can easily go into panic mode.   The good news about widespread anxiety is that it fuels change quickly. Many people in communities … blood flow to your brain – where you need it. This very physical response is preparing you for an intense situation. With occasional stress, your body returns to normal functioning when … licensed professional counselor from the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program. The free, confidential service can be accessed by dialing (402) 815-8255 (TALK) and is available …

… their products can slow and replenish such loss – and who doesn’t want a lifetime of pain-free joints, strong bones and youthful-looking skin? I’m just not totally convinced. The … effects from supplementation, many health providers continue suggesting collagen as an option for some people. As with many supplements, there have been some reported side effects. They … to tell your health care provider about all the supplements you’re taking. Bonus points for those who snap photos of the packaging and supplement facts labels. Preserving our collagen …

… at “high risk” of peanut allergy actually prevented peanut allergy.  Although this is good news, it can still be quite difficult as a parent to know exactly how and when to introduce … pediatrician about the appropriate time and way to introduce solids to your infant. Guidelines for peanut introduction The guidelines from the NIAID put infants into three different categories … it is done at home and not at a restaurant, and there will be an adult available who will be free from distraction to monitor your infant. Give yourself at least two hours of time with your …

… turned lives upside down, Zoom and other video chat services have become a part of daily life for many people. But despite the convenience, there are drawbacks.  The explosion in use of Zoom, … true: virtual interactions can be extremely hard on the brain. Even if you don’t have a name for it, you may have experienced what some are calling “Zoom fatigue” or “Zoom gloom.” Yes, it’s … licensed professional counselor from the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program. The free, confidential service can be accessed by dialing (402) 815-8255 (TALK). …

… Shield of Nebraska has recognized Nebraska Methodist Hospital with a Blue Distinction Centers+ for Cardiac Care designation as part of the Blue Distinction Specialty Care program. Blue … For more information about the program and for a complete listing of the designated providers, visit bcbs.com/bluedistinction . - 30 - Founded in 1891 by members of the Methodist Church in Omaha, …

… He normally pulls in a chair from the front lobby to sit next to Arma Jo as she prepares for her exercises. But on Tuesday, Oct. 11, Paul could barely move the chair. The unusual … impressive that all of our staff members were able to coordinate and set him up for an office visit,” Dr. Puri said. “Otherwise, he may not have gone to the emergency department himself.” … are no finer people I’ve ever met than those two, Denise and Kelly. They care about you. They visit with you. They’re just good people.” The same week that he was dismissed from the hospital, …

… said. “And it was reaffirmed over and over again.”   “I Was in Good Hands” It didn’t take long for Theresa to realize what kind of care she’d be receiving from Methodist. “They were extremely … 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 … complications related to women’s health. But she remembered hearing stories on the news about Women’s Hospital treating COVID patients, and did her homework before deciding where …

… contribute to providing  The Meaning of Care . To explore career opportunities at Methodist, visit bestcare.org/jobs .   Darcie Consbruck, MSN, RN Progressive Care Unit Service Leader … Methodist Hospital   Tell us more about yourself and your background. I’m the service leader for Progressive Care (6 North) at Methodist Hospital. I’ve been in my current role since 2021, … moved into my current role.     I grew up in a small farming community in central Nebraska. I visit my family often and still enjoy the fun small-town events. I love to travel, go to …

… This wasn’t the first time Lani experienced BPPV. She’d battled the condition on and off for five years, and her previous doctors didn’t have many solutions. “Eventually it goes away,” … When BPPV struck again last winter, she tried to manage it on her own. But after suffering for five weeks with no relief, she decided to seek the opinion of her primary care provider, … therapy, and the balance exercises she performed soon improved her condition. “I would visit Grandma on the weekends, and we would sit on her sofa and do them together,” Fullner said. …

… a stroke, we urge everyone to BE FAST.   BE FAST Each letter in the acronym, BE FAST, stands for a warning sign of stroke. B – Strokes that begin in the posterior of the brain (which can account for up to 20-25% of all strokes) can often cause sudden changes in balance . You may experience … controlling diabetes Being active Eating better Losing weight Not smoking If you're at risk for stroke, your provider may also prescribe medications to prevent stroke. A healthy lifestyle …