Podcast
Men’s Health Month
June is Men’s Health Month, a time to raise awareness and improve education about male health issues. Michael Luft, DO, discusses important aspects of men’s
June is Men’s Health Month, a time to raise awareness and improve education about male health issues. Michael Luft, DO, discusses important aspects of men’s
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. It highlights the often-challenging aspect of incorporating physical activity into a healthy lifestyle. Many people focus on
LifeServe Blood Center conducts a monthly drive in cooperation with CCMH. LifeServe gathers blood donations in each community or hospital, then supplies those same hospitals
Cyilee Martin is a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) at CCMH Medical Clinic. Cyilee began her career with CCMH last November, and she plays a
May is Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Joe Weber, Physical Therapist with CCMH Rehab Services, talks about what you can do to stay healthy with
May is Better Speech and Hearing Month, a timely reminder of the profound connection between communication, hearing, and overall well-being. Difficulty communicating or understanding can
Cyilee Martin, DNP is a family medicine provider in the CCMH Medical Clinic. Cyilee began her practice at CCMH in November 2024. Cyilee is a
Navigating the complexities of healthcare can feel overwhelming. From understanding insurance plans to finding the right resources, it’s easy to feel lost. But what if
Tammy Hulsing, Speech Language Pathologist, is one of the newest members of the CCMH Rehab Services team. Hulsing has spent her entire career engaged in
Health Information Management (HIM) is both fascinating and often misunderstood. HIM is the art of medical coding which is a necessary step in billing and
Health navigators are professionals who help individuals and families navigate the healthcare system, find the right insurance and connect with necessary resources. They act as guides,
From lab technicians and surgical technicians to Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), and Registered Nurses (RNs), the demand for qualified healthcare workers