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The Future of Health Care
For many high school students, learning about health care happens in the classroom. However, juniors in the Health Academy’s patient care program can develop medical skills and processes that prepare them for future careers. Junior Caley De George said that one of her favorite parts of the program has been experiencing a hospital environment and witnessing different areas of patient care.
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MCMH Pharmacy Week and Take Back Day
Nathan Weston, PharmD — Pharmacy Manager, MCMH Pharmacy and Chelsee Magill — Lead Pharmacy Tech. National Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, October 24. For that day, stop in during open hours, 8:30 to noon. Bring meds in a trash bag if needed. Extra bins on hand. •...
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CRHC announces Glow Medical Aesthetics, coming this Fall
(Clarinda) -- Clarinda Regional Health Center is adding aesthetic and skincare services to its lineup. Clarinda Regional Health Center is excited to announce the upcoming opening of Glow Medical Aesthetics, a clinic of Clarinda Regional Health Center, coming to Clarinda this fall. Located at 300 N. 17th Street in Clarinda, Glow Medical Aesthetics will offer a variety of aesthetic and skincare services designed to help individuals feel confident and refreshed while receiving care close to home.
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SMC welcomes new Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
(Shenandoah) -- Shenandoah Medical Center has added a new behavioral health provider to its staff. SMC officials announced Tuesday that Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Stacey Hess had joined the hospital's staff. A board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Hess earned her master's degree from Clarkson College and has experience evaluating and treating a variety of mental health conditions.
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CRHC adds new urologist to speciality clinic
(Clarinda) -- The Clarinda Regional Health Center has made an addition to its speciality clinic staff. CRHC officials announced Tuesday the addition of Dr. Christopher J. Corder, a board-certified urologist with UroHealth Partners, beginning in November. Hospital officials say Corder brings specialized expertise in men's health and urologic care, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of urologic conditions. Officials say Corder had a particular focus on low testosterone, testosterone replacement therapy, erectile dysfunction, and prostate health.
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Nebraska Medicine Saxena Health Center
Crews have started installing exterior glass on the future Nebraska Medicine Saxena Health Center, currently under construction on the southeast corner of 42nd & Farnam street. The 3-story, corner atrium houses “Dale Chihuly: Inside & Out,” a sculpture previously on display for many years at Joslyn Art Museum.
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'Harder to survive than COVID': Streetcar construction impacts Downtown business
Downtown Omaha business owner says ongoing streetcar construction is making it harder for customers to reach her restaurant. The City of Omaha plans traffic changes to improve access near 24th and Farnam.
Western Iowa Today
Family Caregiver Center to be Featured at October Healthy U
(Atlantic) Cass Health’s next Healthy U presentation will be held Thursday, October 29, at noon in Conference Room 2. This program will introduce attendees to the Family Caregivers Center of Atlantic and the support and resources available to those caring for an adult with chronic conditions or age-related needs such as dementia or cancer.
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Nonverbal Omaha Woman Uses iPad to Help Save Friend's Aunt in Mississippi
Georgia Curry cannot speak a single word out loud, but her iPad gave her the voice she needed to help save a woman hundreds of miles away in Mississippi. Curry, a nonverbal patient at a rehabilitation campus in Northwest Omaha, used a speech-generating app to call and check on a woman named Marie after sensing something was wrong — a call that ended with emergency medication reaching Marie just in time.
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Omaha homeowners report sewer backups after flooding
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The impact of flooding from Wednesday night into Thursday can be seen on curbs in front of many Omaha houses. Homeowners reported basement flooding, including water they said appeared to be sewage. Hours into cleanup, Tamara Beargeon said she could not use her basement. “It’s a...
Western Iowa Today
Des Moines Register Names Cass Health a Winner of the Iowa Top Workplaces 2026 Award
(Atlantic, Iowa) Cass Health has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2026 honor by Des Moines Register. This list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner Energage LLC. The confidential survey uniquely measures the employee experience and its component themes, including employees feeling Respected & Supported, Enabled to Grow, and Empowered to Execute, among others.
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CHI Health Center’s Convention Addition on Target for 2027 Opening
The $200 million expansion of CHI Health Center Omaha’s convention facilities is on target to host its first event one year from now. Metropolitan Entertainment & Convention Authority CEO Adam Straight toured media members through the under-construction facility yesterday in order to provide the community with a progress report. The two-level addition is on the CHI Health Center’s east side overlooking the RiverFront.
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MECA gives update on $200M CHI Health Center expansion in Omaha
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) — Officials with the Metropolitan Entertainment and Convention Authority gave an update Wednesday afternoon on a $200 million expansion happening on the east side of the CHI Health Center arena. The 90,000-square-foot expansion on the arena’s east side aims to provide more convention space and attract...
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Collective for Hope opens Omaha’s first dedicated grief center
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Collective for Hope officially opened Omaha’s first and only dedicated grief center. The Courtnage Home for Health and Hope is designed to help individuals, families and organizations better understand the impact of grief and offer a welcoming space for support. “At Collective for Hope, we...
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House purchased by Picotte Center expands medical history of Omaha Tribe
Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte served as the country’s first Native American medical doctor, and in 1907 her brand-new home on the Omaha Tribe Reservation doubled as her hospital. There, she treated Omaha tribal members with modern medical services she learned after graduating as valedictorian in 1889 from the...