Column: Mental health in children We take a closer look at the mental health issues affecting children in our community and how providers are trying to fill the gaps. Updated: 10:15 a.m. CST December 11, 2022 Hide transcript View Transcript Omaha’s Chief Information Officer shares the stories and people who make a *** difference in …
By Paul MiltonFor the Sunday Gazette At the height of the COVID pandemic, our entire community rallied around healthcare workers. Our team at Ellis has been supported by people reaching out to show their appreciation during these difficult days. As President and CEO of Ellis Medicine, I am extremely proud of the dedication and compassion …
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The recent email that Eric Ward and his wife sent “mostly to friends and family” began with some kind of apology. Noting how many people are likely to receive money at this time of year from nonprofits that are struggling to keep up due to limited fundraising opportunities, Ward was quick to assure that the …
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The bizarre saga of the former state mental health facility in Tinley Park has more twists and turns than athletes competing in diving or gymnastics. The final wrinkle pits the redundantly named Tinley Park-Park district against the village of Tinley Park. The Park District recently revealed ambitious plans to develop a recreation complex on the …
The Latino community knows firsthand what it means for the government to marginalize our health care needs. We are the largest uninsured racial and ethnic majority and are often the target of misinformation and stigmatizing information when trying to access reproductive health care. This is why the Latino community wants to see more intentional political …
