News
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AgeWISE Program Focuses on Quality of Life
Providing a quality of life as patients move toward the end of life.
As the nation’s aging population continues to climb, caring for older patients will be at the core of the health care industry. Providing those patients with a quality of life at the end of life becomes a critical piece of the health care process and Methodist Health System is putting itself among the leaders in the industry.
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Mobile Diabetes Center Takes Screening on the Road
Nebraska Methodist College – The Josie Harper Campus (NMC) staff and students are hitting the road and taking diabetes screening to a new level. The Mobile Diabetes Center debuted in March, allowing NMC to expand its community outreach efforts while raising diabetes awareness.
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Occupational Therapy Launches Driver Rehab Program
A dream two years in the making recently became a reality thanks to the efforts of the Occupational Therapy Department and the Methodist Hospital Foundation. The hard work of both resulted in the unveiling of a new driver rehabilitation program on April 4.
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Events
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Flamingos for Hope Bring Joy to Methodist Estabrook Cancer Center
Flamingos for Hope (Friends Laughing, Achieving Miracles, Inspiring and Nurturing Gifts, Offering Smiles) is a patient-led program developed by a cancer survivor who chose not to be just another cancer patient, but to “be a live-er” and to celebrate something every day.
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Walk to Break the Silence Walk is Sept. 24
The Fifth Annual Walk to Break the Silence, the largest fundraiser and awareness event for the Nebraska Chapter of the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, is slated for Saturday, Sept. 24.
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Done With Cancer Treatment? Wondering What's Next?
A Time To Heal, a holistic rehabilitation program for cancer survivors, is expanding to include survivors of all types of cancer. This no-cost program is a recipient of 1 of only 8 Lance Armstrong Foundation national grants.
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Spotlight
CHARTing Our Community Health Mission
In 2009, more than 130 sexual assault survivors were treated by the Heidi Wilke SANE/SART survivor program, the majority under 25 years of age.
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