LMH Health News

When coming to the hospital, patients may experience many processes that feel unfamiliar and repetitive, like providing personal information including their name, date of birth and the reason for their visit.

Two recent advancements at OrthoKansas—a regional destination for progressive, multidisciplinary orthopedic and sports medicine care—ensure LMH Health is a vital partner for comprehensive, state-of-the-art musculoskeletal care. Read on to learn more.

As life returns to a new normal, it’s important to focus on things you may have been put off over the past year, including routine check-ups, vaccinations and reducing stress.

April is National Minority Health Month, a time to raise awareness about health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations. This is also a time to encourage action through health education, early detection and reduce complications from diseases.

LMH Health has earned High 5 for Mom & Baby Premier recognition, a program offered by the United Methodist Health Ministry Fund to healthcare organizations committed to infant and maternal health.

If you’ve got pain or numbness in the wrist and Google your symptoms, one of the first conditions that may pop up is carpal tunnel syndrome. Read on to learn how it may be more than meets the eye.

Like many critical social services agencies in the community, the extended reach of the SRC across Douglas County has always relied on the hundreds of volunteers who give their time to serve seniors. Read on to learn more.

The International Concussion Society reports that between 1.6 and 3.6 million concussions occur in the U.S. each year. Read on to learn more about concussions and what you can do to prevent them.