For sisters Jen Lemus and Rebecca Stockton, nursing is something that runs in their blood. “My mom, my sister and five aunts are all nurses,” Lemus said. “I started out as a teacher at Cordley and Sunflower elementary schools, but it happened: I got drawn into nursing, too.” She ...
Walk-in care, same-day care, emergency care — you may have heard of these health care terms, but do you know the differences? Are there differences? LMH Health has the answers. Walk-in care When you need care for minor injuries or common illnesses, a walk-in appointment might be the right ...
A group that advocates for individuals experiencing mental illness and their caregivers is hosting weekly support groups designed to encourage empathy, promote discussion and build a sense of community. “By sharing your experiences in a safe and confidential setting, you can gain hope and ...
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood or platelets, according to the American Red Cross — and it’s not just because of accidents and trauma. “We typically think of blood being used for traumatic or urgent situations, like a car crash or blood loss during surgery,” said ...
A future Lawrence-based center that will provide mental health care and substance abuse treatment to children has its first director, which puts it on track for a 2026 opening. Kristin Vernon, a licensed specialist clinical social worker, has been hired to become the first director of the ...
If you receive a cancer diagnosis, one of the first treatments you think of might be chemotherapy. It’s a common form of cancer treatment that can affect your body in many ways, from fatigue and brain fog to limiting strength and mobility. To help combat those effects, LMH Health offers ...